Showing posts with label software. Show all posts
Showing posts with label software. Show all posts

Saturday, August 09, 2008

PN2 Supports Tag Browsing

Programmer’s Notepad 2.0.8 Stable Released

Finally a new stable build! Programmer’s Notepad 2.0.8 has been just over a year in the making. Some of the highlights of this release:

  • Extensions interface, allows extension of PN using C++ add-ins
  • Python extension (PyPN), allows scripting of PN using Python
  • Tag browsing
  • Keyboard customisation
  • Comment insertion/removal
  • Autocomplete (based on keywords and tags)
  • Code templates

Monday, December 24, 2007

Utilities Updates

IrfanView has hit version 4.10. Yeah, old news, you might say, but I just noticed it myself! Download the entire plugins setup package.


Programmer's Notepad 2 has hit v2.0.7.706-devel.



The best parts:
  • It has PyPN which allows users to write their own extensions in Python.
  • It finally supports Bash syntax highlighting!
Python 2.5.1 has been released. Python 3000 alpha 2 is also ready for download and evaluation.

OpenOffice has reached 2.3.1.


This is JUST-IN! XAMPP has reached version 1.6.5 on 24 December 2007.

Thursday, December 20, 2007

Attachment Extractor

I was looking for a way to store all the attachments from an email onto disk in Thunderbird, without any success. Normal programs like Outlook (Express) shows you a list of attached files that you can select and drag-drop to the desktop, but this was plain missing in Thunderbird. Hmm, interesting.

Anyway, I decided to do a quick search and found the following right away.

Extracts all attachments from selected messages and then can delete, detach or mark-read.

Just select the messages containing the attachments you want to extract and select 'Extract Attachments' and this extension does the rest. No more having to go through each message to extract the attachments!
Check out the settings dialog for the different options.

by Andrew Williamson (eviljeff)

Thursday, October 25, 2007

Five easy ways to fail

Joel, I love you! I identify with EVERYTHING you say. Please, please come to Singapore and teach our people here - especially the marketing types - a thing or two.