spoon fed tech tutorials and random findings
who wouldn’t get spam emails? i am going to post here the various kinds of spam emails i got in my spam folder.and ill tell you how to confirm if it is a spam or not.have a look at it ,its fun to read..
This tutorial is about running a turboc compiler in windows vista in full screen mode.
i know ! running decade old turbo c compiler in vista doesnt make any sense when you have much advanced compilers.but there are some cases where you have to run turboc on your vista machine,just because your university doesnt use any other advanced compiler other than your grandpa’s compiler “turbo c”.
today morning as usual i was busy updating the blog,using some new plugins ,changing permalinks .
it was then i noticed that google had introduced themes for the gmail account.you have plenty of options to choose from.although i didnt like many,classic theme suits best for me.shiny theme also looks good.
you can change your themes by accessing settings>>themes and can choose a wide vareity of themes.
“We wanted to go beyond simple color customization, so out of the 30 odd themes we’re launching today, there’s a shiny theme with chrome styling, another one that turns your inbox into a retro notepad, nature themes that change scenery over time, weather driven themes that can rain on your mailbox, and fun characters to keep you in good company,” mentions Gmail’s blog.
“In some cases, you can also customize by location. Some themes change during the day, and we use the location information you provide to correctly time these changes with your local sunrise, sunset, and/or weather. If you select one of these themes, you’ll see a Country/Region drop-down menu appear.If you don’t enter a city, or enter an invalid one, we’ll set your location to the capital city of the country you selected.”says google help center .
now tell me which is your favourite theme?
i had written an app in which even after pressing the exit button or close button,i could still see the process occupy some memory in task manager.
to deal with this,i googled for a while and came to know that this situation arises when some of my application components or objects are still referencing in the memory.
so i came across various forums suggesting me to close ( ) all the forms in the application.i did the same and now i dont see my app in the task manager after exiting it.
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