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My name is Dan and this is where I share tips and thoughts on computers and development. I've been a computer enthusiast for 20 years, working as a computer/network technician as well as a games, software & web developer. Currently I work at Sigma Worklife as developer specialized in SharePoint, Office 365 and Azure. In my spare time I also make PC utilities that can be downloaded from RL Vision. You can read more about me here.-
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Category Archives: Software
Get a zero-installation SQL database for learning or dabbling
Database Management Systems typically require big installations and configuration to get running. I’ve always found this to be a major threshold for working with databases, especially if you only want to test some simple queries or if you are learning … Continue reading
Boost your computer with a RAM disk
Computers today are shipped with massive amounts of memory. Even a low-end computer has 4 gigs of RAM, and it’s not uncommon to get 6 or 8 GB. But 4GB is more than enough for your typical Windows 7/8 installation. … Continue reading
Try a new PDF reader and you’ll never go back to Adobe Reader!
PDF has become the de facto standard for publishing electronic documents. Adobe created the file format and their Reader software enjoys a near-monopoly on reading PDF documents. But did you know that PDF is an open file format, allowing anyone … Continue reading
Posted in Software
Tagged adobe, documents, ocr, open source, pdf, pdf printer, portable software, reader, sumatra, updates, utilities, xchange
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What is a portable application, and why should you use them?
Portable Windows applications have gained much popularity lately (which is kind of ironic, since originally all programs where pretty much portable). But what is a portable application? In this simple guide I will try to examine what a portable application … Continue reading
Posted in Software
Tagged applications, cloud storage, installation, portable software, privacy, software, usb stick, utilities
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