Colonel Mitchel zu Teal'k auf einem leblosen Planeten der von einer Parasiten-Plage befallen wurde:
Man, hier ist ja weniger los als in einer Texas-Salatbar
Colonel Mitchel zu Teal'k auf einem leblosen Planeten der von einer Parasiten-Plage befallen wurde:
Man, hier ist ja weniger los als in einer Texas-Salatbar
Link: http://lexisnexis.wannawork.de/
Bodo ist ja seit kurzem nicht mehr mein Kollege, aber er hat sich trotzdem entschieden unsere gemeinsame Mitarbeiter-Blogmaschine weiter zu betreiben. Danke!!
Mainly a maintenance release but some nice enhancements in it:
* Legacy MDI (Multi Document Interface) has been removed completely
* Use Ctrl+Tab and Shift+Ctrl+Tab for switching main tabs
* Added quick connect sessions via drop down menu of connect button
* Session background color
* Date time editing fixed
* Various bugfixes
Download your copy.
Note that if you use the original 4.0 RC1 release your auto update mechanism won't update to this new release as in that older release it was broken (caused by the "M" in "r1901M").
In case you're wondering about the missing RC2 release: That version was created as Subversion tag but found as broken (XP theming was accidently disabled in a previous commit). So I decided to fix that first and - for consistency reasons - created a new version tag.
Link: http://www.bolan-home-fashion.de/
Finally done and uploaded to its correct place. A new website is born, selling home fashion and furniture by a flexible and experienced team of Bolan Home Fashion in Wettringen.
Link: http://www.heidisql.com/download.php
Some of the new features:
VirtualTree's inplace editor is the only thing which is (by default) not Unicode enabled in that package. Just found after having a Unicode enabled inplace editor for VirtualTree half implemented: If you have TNT Controls installed, you can activate "TNT support" in your [PathToVirtualTree]\Source\VTConfig.inc :
Code:
{$define TntSupport} |
Internet Explorer 6 has several excuses for not wanting to display certain DIVs or text in DIVs. Most of them arise from the internal hasLayout property which has to forced to -1 (on!) to unhide those HTML parts. I just came around another, very odd reason for why IE6 hides text in certain situations: CSS classnames which interfere with reserved words such as functions. Simple example:
Code:
<div class="functions">bla blub</div> |
Just rename functions to whatever and you're done.