Posted October 14, 2006 at 08:10pm in
Computers, Programming, Site News
I am hoping one of you can tell me something that might help me out. I have a lot of information I would like to put online, but I do not want to put all of the articles in the blog. I looked into MediaWiki, but it just didnt work like I wanted it to. I have also looked into SMF with the WikiStyle skin which is pretty close to what I want. These are the requirements I am looking for.
- Written in PHP or Python
- Uses MySQL (No InnoDB)
- Simple Layout that can be easily changed
- Admin to create categories and input information
- Portable
I may have to write my own, but I am hoping there is something simple and powerful available. I want to just write a howto guide or input lyrics to songs I like and have a simple way to navigate between them.
Posted October 14, 2006 at 02:10pm in
Computers, Programming
For a long time this has not annoyed me, but with the increasing number of files I need to open with no extension or an unassociated extension I needed to figure out a fix. I found an articles that was explaining how to open files with unassociated file types, but like a number of articles I read there were things missing. One of those was making Open as the default action, because if you added their solution it would still show the open with dialog. The second was to rename the openas command so it did not show up as Open in the context menu. Here are the fixes and registry entry to handle all those no extension files.
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00
; Changes the Context Menu description to "Open With"
[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\\Unknown\\shell\\openas]
@="Open With"
; Makes the Open command the default action
[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\\Unknown\\shell]
@="open"
; Open Command
[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\\Unknown\\shell\\open]
; Specifies Notepad as the application to open with
[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\\Unknown\\shell\\open\\command]
@="NOTEPAD.EXE %1"
You can download the registry entry here