10 Secrets You Should Have Learned with Your Software Engineering Degree – But Probably Didn’t
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10 Secrets You Should Have Learned with Your Software Engineering Degree – But Probably Didn’t
Posted: July 1, 2014 in UncategorizedTags: beginner, development, programming, software, tips, tricks
Riding Honda Uni-cub and Toyota Winglet Personal Transportation Prototypes at CEATEC 2013
Posted: October 2, 2013 in UncategorizedI had the unique opportunity to try the prototypes of the abovementioned personal transporters. The Winglet is similar to the Segway, yet smaller, made with much more plastic, and with a slightly different steering system. The Uni-cub is targeted towards indoor transport, such as for the elderly, and you move by shifting your weight, similar to the Segway again, but in the sitting position. Enjoy the videos.
If you’re having trouble setting the default button in an ASP.NET Panel that has a Master Page…
Posted: August 28, 2011 in UncategorizedI struggled with this for about a day, and there were a lot of sites saying I should just use button.ID or button.UniqueID to set the default button for a panel. Nope, that wasn’t working. Some users were complaining the issue was only occurring on setting default button when in a control contained in a Master page.
The error would be:
The DefaultButton of panel or page must be the ID of a control of type IButtonControl.
So, here’s what you do to fix it:
// Set the default buttons.
((Panel)Page.FindControl(nameofthepanel.UniqueID)).DefaultButton = nameofthebutton.ID;
I hope that helps ![]()
Best,
-Auri
Lois turned a year older while in Israel. Birthday Cakes sure are hard to find, but Tito came through!
Took this video while at an Oasis in southern Israel near the Ramon Crater.
Enjoy – took these over the past few days. You can download the Windows 7 Theme here.
Feel free to share the theme or the photos, as long as you give me credit. You may not sell them or use them for profit in any way.
Having DVD Region Playback Problems in Windows 7 Service Pack 1 (SP1)?
Posted: February 23, 2011 in UncategorizedAfter installing Windows 7 SP1 and attempting to play a DVD in Windows Media Center, I received an error that the disc was not formatted for my current region. This obviously wasn’t true, since I was playing a Region 1 disc (United States) and before my upgrade, all discs played fine. So, here’s how I fixed it:
- Close Windows Media Center
- Attempt to play the disc with another DVD playback app, such as Cyberlink PowerDVD
- Close the other playback app, which should play the disc successfully.
- Relaunch Windows Media Center.
- Done!
Please let me know if this works for you ![]()
Best,
-Auri
The team did a great job with the design and development of DuoChart, a bilingual medical translation app for iPhone and Android. Read all about it on Inside Indiana Business! w00t!













































































































































