This site is where I put all my thoughts related to my life. Most of it will be notes related to my job to remind me a few little things that I tend to forget.
Have you ever feel very frustrated because your HD video created using Windows Live Movie Maker has a black border on the sharing result? I did ~.~ Frustrated and felt desperate, I just closed Windows Live Movie Maker, and planed to buy another video editing program. But then, while I browse on internet to search alternative for Windows Live Movie Maker, I realized there is a button in this program to change the aspect ratio!! By default, the aspect ration is 4:3 which is not a widescreen format. That's why my vid came with black edge. I really don't know why Microsoft do something like this while the majority of screen produced right now are widescreen. Probably this is an old program that still come with new Windows? Anyway, to change the aspect ratio, click on view -> Aspect ratio -> Widescreen (16:9). So simple as that @_@ The result was not too bad, below you can see the example of editing that I done on Microsoft Live Movie Maker, with 1280x720 HD size. The conclusi...
Microsoft Forms is a powerful citizen tool for creating surveys, quizzes, and questionnaires. While it offers great functionality for collecting responses, finding the owner of a specific form might not be immediately obvious. In this blog post, we'll walk you through the process, step by step. Step 1: Inspect the Elements Open the Microsoft Form for which you want to find the owner. Right-click on the page and select "Inspect" (or use the keyboard shortcut Ctrl+Shift+I). The browser's developer tools will open, showing the HTML and CSS code for the page. Step 2: Refresh the Form Page With the developer tools still open, press the "Refresh" button in your browser or use the keyboard shortcut F5. This step ensures that you have the latest version of the page loaded, which will be necessary for finding the owner's information. Step 3: Access the Response Page Look for a network request with a URL: "responsepagestartup.ashx" in the developer tools...
If your XAMPP comes with PHP 5.5+ by default, opcache already included in the bundle, you will just need to enable it. To enable the extension: Open php.ini (by default it should be located here: C:\xampp\php\php.ini). Add this line at the end of the file: zend_extension = "C:\xampp\php\ext\php_opcache.dll" You will need to adjust the path if you installed XAMPP in non default location. Restart Apache server.
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