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Creating native Windows applications tailored to specific requirements can significantly improve user experiences and productivity. I recently developed a simple yet effective VB application designed to streamline the Windows startup process, enhance system usability, and address a few personal annoyances. Here's a detailed overview of its features, design philosophy, and some code snippets.
Notepad++ is a popular free text editor for Windows that includes many features essential for viewing and editing code, creating and modifying macros, and working with multiple documents simultaneously. Many Notepad++ users prefer to use the app instead of the default Notepad that ships with Windows.
Rather than manually changing the default application for multiple file types, there's an easier way that allows Notepad++ to completely replace standard Notepad. Here's how it works.
Several days ago in my current working company, we've faced with a network intermittent downtime issue affecting the whole office. Without proper network/server monitoring tools, it is tough to identify to pinpoint where was the fault or cause of the issue as we had to isolate floor by floor to identify the issue where in the end we managed to found network looping issue in one of the network switches causing broadcast storm throughout the entire network. I strongly believe having a network monitoring tool is vital as it greatly helps our team in my office to quickly identify the cause of the issue.
Refer below for some of the commonly used network/server monitoring tools which can implemented to greatly assists the team in identifying any issues within your network.
Starting Office 2016, whenever you install Microsoft Office 2016 you won't have the option to select which office application to install and not to install. This is actually quite bad especially those who are having small hard disk space on the C:. This happened to me as well. I really don't need all unnecessary things like Skype for Business, Lync, Onenote, Access and more. But the default installation will actually install them all irregardless whether i want it or not. On top of that, there isnt't any option also to specify the install location. Default installation path is at "C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\*.*". Why Microsoft? Seriously Why remove this option??
But the good news is, there is a Microsoft Office Deployment Tool where it is being used mostly by Desktop engineers for big companies where they can customize the installation folder and selecting which Office apps is needed to be install.
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