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I wanted a pop up calendar for date fields. It wasn’t obvious in Excel how to add this, so I checked online. The #1 Google hit is for a $20 commercial product. Seriously? Every web site I visit has this by default, but people pay for it for Excel? No. This one works great: http://blogs.msdn.com/b/excel/archive/2007/08/01/sam-radakovitz-on-date-pickers.aspx. Summary:
How to resize your disk image and then allow Windows to recognize it. (Mostly all via: Jim Culbert (thanks!))
I grabbed the cool snowstorm script from WordPress.com. It’s made by Shillmania Either WP or my Atahualpa theme required I use the an explicit link to the script and not a relative link like in the documentation. I’m not certain why. So the code is this in the head tag: <script type='text/javascript' src='http://markpreynolds.com/snowstorm.js?ver=1260233238'></script> Rrrrg. There is nothing more annoying than having to leave the keyboard and click into a form field before being able to enter any text into it. Below is the javascript method to pre focus the cursor on a form field. ( I don’t do it on the search field on this page because a) the search is rarely used upon arriving here and b) focusing at that field moves the top of this page out of view. In <head> </head> section: In <body> tag: <body onLoad=focus() > Clothing tag scratching you? Cut it right out of there! But wait…what were those care instructions again? OSX Photo Booth to the rescue!
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