Now it adds pictures too!

See, ma, no hands! I can actually add in pictures now, using wysiwyg editing and no hands.

Posted on: 12 May 2004 | 4:05 pm

Sample of what RFE can do

With the new RFE, you can use the following in RSS descriptions: bulleted lists bold, italic and underline tables you can also do the following with lists: subindents numbered lists: either indented like this or the old regular way whatever the wysiwyg editor doesn't do, you can just as easily do manually in the lower pane in raw HTML editing mode you can do a lot, actually You can use tables, with or without borders: My Pricelist RFE basic edition Many editing commands Free RFE less basic edition More commands and views that I haven't though of yet No cost RFE enterprise Uses the same commands to publicize your enterpise activities Basically nothing yet Possibly, while writing along like this, you can also indent text for quotes: The amazing thing, he said, was how you could use RFE to more or less replace your entire web-site. So your users don't even need to surf to your site to get it in their face. If they then set their reader to poll your site every minute, you can easily exceed your bandwidth allowance and ruin both yourself and the Internet in no time, with minimal effort! What are you waiting for? You can also include links, even "mailto's": martin

Posted on: 12 May 2004 | 8:23 am

New RFE - many more editing commands

The new RSS Feed Editor has Wysiwyg editing using DHTML. Bold, underline, italics Edit in Wysiwyg or raw HTML or both Link assist I think you'll love it.

Posted on: 11 May 2004 | 12:57 pm

Performance Counters in Delphi, sample project and article

Implementing performance monitors in your app is very helpful for profiling, debugging and general satisfaction of the more qualified endusers. It's also a non-trivial excercise, to put it mildly. Microsoft have done their part in making it obscure and hard to use, so naturally, we can't leave it alone, can we? This particular implementation only implements raw and delta counters, but that covers almost anything you'll ever need. The basis is there for other types of counters, though, such as instance based counters and high-precision. Both precompiled and full project source is available.

Posted on: 8 May 2004 | 8:19 am

Forum RSS Feeds

I've added RSS Feeds to both my fora. These allow you to instantly see new posts in any public forum, including both subject and full body text. Things are only getting cooler.

Posted on: 21 April 2004 | 4:58 pm

ACM and IEEE/CS are good for you

Some months back I joined both ACM and IEEE Computer Society and I'm definitely a better human being now. Most won't notice, I guess. And you can take that any way you want to.

Posted on: 4 April 2004 | 8:19 am

I/O Completion Ports in Delphi

This isn't one of my own articles, I just wish it was. Kim Nevelsteen wrote this piece about how to do completion ports in Delphi 6/7. It's a well-written expose with good code in there.

Posted on: 4 April 2004 | 8:18 am

RFE - source code now available

On request, I've posted the source code to the RSS Feed Editor.

Posted on: 4 April 2004 | 8:10 am

Place Phone to PC

The Ultimate (well, sortof) in long-distance multithreaded debugging. Have the customer's computer sing to you over the phone line.

Posted on: 28 March 2004 | 7:18 am

Hania is Famous at Last

Hania was interviewed for regional radio and ended up with a nice, cute story on their website.

Posted on: 28 March 2004 | 7:17 am