By Chinmoy on August 14, 2009
One important aspect of developing an application is providing comprehensive guide and help to let people explore the full possibilities of the software. Most applications generally use chm help files which are fast and really small in size compared to other formats. HelpSmith is an excellent tool which helps us to create chm help files in an easy and specially designed IDE, specific to the task.
Html Help
HelpSmith has an interface pretty similar to the Microsoft Visual Studio, and has an excellent integration with Microsoft Html Help. You can give it a try here.
Continue reading “Create Help Files – Quick and Easy”
Posted in Softwares | Tagged application development help files, create help files, help smith, software development create chm file
By Chinmoy on August 12, 2009
Firefox is by far, the most popular browser. With an Open initiative, innumerable addons and developer forums ready to help in live, it has a lot to boast about. With the Alpha release of Firefox 3.6, many new upcoming developments in the browser came into light.
Faster Firefox
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By Chinmoy on August 11, 2009
Well, Google is not only the one with this idea of collaborative editing. Apparently, another application Offisync is available with collaborative editing features. With this new application, we can create synchronous data, being edited in live by a huge group.
Offisync
The application is available for download as a beta release.
Offisync, uses Microsoft Office as the front-end, accessible and usable by the client as a desktop software with Google services like Google docs, and Google search as back-end to run the network synchronization. Continue reading “Google Wave Has Competition”
Posted in Web2.0 | Tagged collaborative editing, google docs in office, live editing, office synchronize, office with google docs, offisync
By arnaw on August 9, 2009
Nokia N900
This is one of those rumours that come true – Nokia’s new flagship internet tablet, N900, is now a sure reality.With it’s sleek design and awesome features, N900 a.k.a. ‘Rover’ is going to be the talk of the show next month. Continue reading “Nokia N900 ‘Rover’ – ATrue Rumour”
Posted in nokia | Tagged 5MP, HSPA, internet tablet, maemo, N900, nokia, Nokia N900, T1 OMAP, touchscreen
By Chinmoy on August 8, 2009
Overclocking is one of the most geekist things in this world. But setting a world record in overclocking takes a good lot of geek factor. Here is a video of a group from Argentina which achieved the record for the highest clock speed. It also got the world’s highest 3-D Mark Store.
Without much more, lets see the video : Continue reading “Overclocking Gurus At Work”
Posted in Video Of The Week | Tagged amd powered overclocking, highest clock speed, overclocking, wold record overclocking
By Chinmoy on August 7, 2009
Google, has come up with a new application at Google Labs. This new one is called Google Sets.
Google Sets
With this new application, you can enter some keywords and the application will suggest you more keywords. The number of keywords on display can be chosen, defaulting from 15.
I tried a set with some keywords from my blog and my blog name and it simply gave the other keywords from my blog in the result set. So, basically, it checks for related keywords and displays links to search result pages from those keywords. Continue reading “Google Sets – New At Google Labs”
Posted in google, Web2.0 | Tagged find similar content with google, google labs application, google research tool, google sets
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