If you are an IT professional as I am, you would love to live digitally and electronically too.
Today when I started Microsoft Office Outlook 2003, I received the following error message:
Microsoft Office Outlook
Error in registry for extension “Exchange Extensions”.
The syntax or format of the registry entry is incorrect. Check the registry settings and compare the registry for this extension to other extensions in the registry.
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I have a gridview web control in one asp.net 2.0 page which has a field with mutliline texts need to be displayed and updated. I am using SQLDatasource to retrieve the data from my database and then use databinding to this gridview. When the mutliline texts showed on the gridview, all line breaks were gone. For example, the original texts came from the user in the database were: Continue reading ‘How to display and edit multiline in datagrid controls with Databinding’
Today I received an email forwarded by one of my co-workers. In this email, the sender said he is from a China-based domain name register company, and basically he asked for a confirmation whether they should dispute a registration of some domain names similar as our TLD name.
First of all, our Post master told me that it looks like a phish asking for the confirmation so that they can sell our email addresses. But I called the phone number listed in this email, surprised I got an answer and confirmed that this is a real company and doing real domain name business. Later on, with Google search, we found out this is an old scam on the INTERNET. So I post the original email here and hope it can help you if you receive the similar email too. (I edited some information with xxxx to protect the privacy)
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I know there are a lot of good and working image validation scripts available now, and they have been used widely on the Internet already. But I just need a very simple and quick way to stop the SPAM robots from directly accessing to my web forms and then saving un-wanted information into the database or sending out emails from the web form.
Since I have ASP, ASP.NET and PHP web forms and I need to update them all with this new validation bar. A cross-programming language solution such as Javascript sounds pretty fit. So I decided to write my own Javascript to stop these bots on my web forms. As a result, a very simple, easy-to-implement validation bar solution was born for your free reference.
A while ago I wrote a post to explain how to create expandable summaries in classic template and layouts. With this trick, you can choose to display an arbitrary amount of text from the beginning of each post, as a teaser for the whole thing. Then users who want to read the rest of the post can click a link to see the full text. This is handy if you have lots of long articles all on one page. Note that you’ll need to have post pages enabled in order to make this feature work.
I am using the classic blogger template to write some of my Chinese blogs. Since I could not use the default English titles for my sidebar, I had to make translations. But sometimes the Chinese words could not represent the real meaning of English titles very well, especially the same title appears on Main or Archive and Item pages. For example, I had to use “最近文章” and “更早文章” for “Previous Posts” in different types of pages.
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