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Windows Media Center: Fixing “Unknown Artist” Issues

I have been an adamant user of Windows Media Center for a couple of years now. It started completely unintentionally, I purchased a Dell XPS 400 system that had Windows XP Media Center Edition pr...

Android Applications: My Tracks

Let me begin with the end, and show you my most recent mountain bike ride, courtesy of Google Maps:   View Usnwc 6/19 in a larger map   From looking at the above map...

OpenXML SDK 2.0: Formatting Excel Values

This is a follow-up article to my previous post, OpenXML SDK 2.0: Export a DataTable to Excel. In that post, I demonstrated how to install and use the OpenXML SDK, and also provided sample code fo...

OpenXML SDK 2.0: Export a DataTable to Excel

This post demonstrates how to export a .Net DataTable object to Excel 2007 using the OpenXML SDK version 2.0. With the release of the Office 2007 Suite, Microsoft changed the core document form...

Syncing Your Android Device with Songbird Using MSC

A new and improved version of Songbird (1.4.3) is now available. The new release has a completely new look, but more importantly for Android users it has a new option for syncing music to your Android device: the MSC Add-on. This is probably the closest thing Android users now have to the iTunes experience for managing music on your device.

How to Convert RGB to Hexadecimal Code in .Net

I ran into an issue today where I needed to convert an RGB (red, green, blue) color value set into a hexadecimal code. This seemed like it should be an easy task, but the first few posts I ran into online used proprietary code to produce the same effect.

Google Chrome Extensions: One Number

There are many extensions for Chrome that will display new message notifications for a specific service, like your GMail or Google Wave account. One Number eliminates the need for multiple extensions by showing you a single number when you have new messages.

Google Chrome Extensions: IE Tab

Google has posted an official update to the Chrome browser. If you aren't already using the beta or developer editions of Chrome, this version most notably adds support for extensions in Chrome. To mark the occasion, I am going to post a few of my favorite extensions. The first one in the series is the IE Tab extension. This is a very useful tool for web developers.