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 | That is how I would read it :) I usually test this in a small VM that I have where I fast-forward the time a little bit... I know, that's cheating and not being hard-core, but hey!  |
 | Re: Html 5 tutorial I highly recommend that you consider the following online resources, in the order provided : http://www.codecademy.com - a great resource for absolute beginners. https://dash.generalassemb.ly/ - after CodeCademy, you'll be ready for these tutorials http://www.codeavengers.com - even more exercises! In my experience, I've found people progress through HTML5 very well after …  |
| | Is the CPU fan turning? I've had some MB's that won't power up if the CPU fan doesn't reach full speed. Also, it could be that the CPU is not seated properly, or that the RAM isn't seated properly. Are there no POST beeps or lights that can give you … |
| | The date is just a String value, so you could simply parse it using a SimpleDateFormatter. I'm assuming your variable name of *date* here: SimpleDateFormat format = new SimpleDateFormat("yyyy-MM-dd"); Date parsed = format.parse(date); That of course assumes that your date is in this format. That might be different, if so, … |
| | Are you using an installer? With most installers, you can run scripts after installation, so you could simply have an installer that upgrades the existing product and, as part of the process, removes unused files as well. That will probably give the best user experience if you ask me. |
 | Ah, findall is used to highlight words in the webview, and it's rather buggy. What you really should do is to make a HttpClient call to the webpage to retrieve the page into memory. You can then access the code and also display it in the webview, all with a …  |
| | Please show us your effort. I, for one, am very happy to help you, but I'm certainly not doing your homework for you. Put in a decent effort, show that you've tried your level best and we can help you with areas that your struggle.  |
| | Excellent! OOP is great for exactly this use-case, but, be cautioned, OOP design should be carefully considered, it can also lead to a whole nightmare of intricate dependencies and completely un-understandable logic and hierachial structures. Great article, with solid examples. |
 | The problem is that you are adding a new SimpleAdapter each time you run through the loop. You need to get all your data from the database first and store it in a memory structure. You then add a single adapter to the View, passing in this list of data. … |
| | There's a post on the Microsoft website that has a probable solution : http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/1d5cb9c7-af77-4bcd-8421-e813aff88bd3/help-with-visual-studio-2012-error-unable-to-access-the-iis-metabase?forum=visualstudiogeneral Looks like it's an old issue that is run into now and then. If that doesn't help, let us know, it would be nice to know what to do to fix this. |
| | That's quite a mean feat you wish to accomplish. Your best bet is to either use a rich text edit box, or, better yet, something that supports HTML and then copy the Word data as HTML. MS-Word does support exporting your document as an HTML document, which is probably the … |
 | Ah. It seems you've tried most of the "easy" remedies. First question - have you connected it to an external screen just to check if it's not the videocard? And you've double-checked there are no sliders / dials / switches to adjust the brightness, right? If it's none of the … |
 | Hi, could you by any chance give us a bit more insight into what you are struggling with? You seem to be able to get data and compare it already? |
| | Hi. Android is a fickle beast, to put it mildly. I also went the C++ route at first, but found that these 3rd party frameworks, while very productive in the beginning, just weren't well-suited to application development. Corona and Marmalade are excellent for GAME development, PhoneGap and Titanium are great … |
 | To save data locally, why not look at something like the embeddable H2 database from http://www.h2database.com/html/main.html - it is a brilliant, small SQL database, written in pure Java. As for the last view, you can easily serialize and deserialize the state of your application, if your design supports it, of … |
 | There's a few things that can be wrong : 1. The power adapter to the mainboard is not properly connected. This might seem strange, but that plug can be seated poorly, so it will still start the machine, but it might not give power to the main board. 2. Remember … |
| | StoreDataMidlet variable named "midlet" is null when it comes into the third form, you never initialize it to anything in ChaineConnexion. The midlet received in the constructor of ChaineConnexion is never stored in your local private variable, hence the NPE exception. |
| | Yes, it sounds as if you are relative layout for everything. I'd suggest you review the information at http://developer.android.com/guide/topics/ui/declaring-layout.html to make sure you understand how layouts work. After that, you can start experimenting with nesting different layouts to get the effect you want. For example, you might use a vertical … |
 | I'm not sure I'm following - you want to write a program in VB6.0 to read SMS's received on your mobile? Are you sure you understand the assignment correctly? There must be more information available - I don't know of any phone that directly supports VB6.0 applications. Please give as … |
 | That is an absurb amount of money for a domain! The first question you have to ask : do you REALLY need that domain? Is there no other domain that will work for you, at all? I often get this with new businesses, who want to buy a very specific … |
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 | Yes, newer versions of Android can run older applications, no problem.  |
 | That's interesting, it looks like you have a problem with your Oracle Java Environment. Did you install the Oracle Java 7 SDK or JRE? You need both the Oracle Java SDK and the Android SDK's for Android development. |
| | Ah, the whole idea of the stored password is to have random bits in there to confuse you. I don't think it's going to be easy to extract the PIN from the store, that would mean PIN's on devices would be completely useless. |
| | Well, it really depends on where you wish to go in the future? Perhaps using a CMS like Joomla! or WordPress is better, as there are thousands of completely free templates you can use, as well as millions of free tutorials. Before you do though, please visit http://www.codecademy.com/ and do … |
 | Phonegap and Titanium Appcelerator are great for small, simple applications, but you quickly run into performance issues, especially on lower-end devices. Xamarin is a great tool, and certainly something to consider if you only have C# skills in-house, but, it's still not as easy as native Android applications. My biggest … |
| | How about gamifying your idea a little bit? Instead of simply showing flashcards, how about giving the user the ability to select multiple answers as well? I'm not sure what the criteria are for your project, but something that could boost the feasibilty of this as a project is a …  |
| | Hi Chris, you might want to take the time to properly format your question. It sounds like a homework assignment, so try to break it down into steps first. For example: You say that you have to place data into an array, integers or Strings. Are you going to be … |
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