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Changing Your Start Button Text

Posted in Administration Tutorials, Windows Tutorials by Mike Maguire on the February 27th, 2008

This tutorial will walk you through how to modify system files in order to change the text that is displayed on the start menu’s “start” button.

Popularity: 11% [?]

Alternating Table Row Color With CSS Classes

Posted in CSS, HTML Tutorials, Web Development Tutorials by John Ward on the February 25th, 2008

This is a continuation of our XHTML/CSS table tutorials. In this tutorial we will be using the same table as before, but I will show how to have the rows alternate in color. To achieve this we will be using CSS classes.

Popularity: 13% [?]

Styling Tables Using CSS

Posted in CSS, HTML Tutorials, Web Development Tutorials by John Ward on the February 20th, 2008

This is part two of our table tutorial. In part one I explain why you should still use tables and when to use them. No we will apply some style to those ugly tables using CSS. If you haven’t created the table yet please follow the “How and Why You Should Still Use Tables” tutorial.

Popularity: 10% [?]

Simple VB Code and All About Arrays

Posted in Programming Tutorials, Visual Basic 2005/2008 by Mike Maguire on the February 18th, 2008

This is one of the many tutorials that you can use to learn the basics of VB. These tutorials will help lay the groundwork so you can move on to more advanced programming. In this tutorial, we look at arrays and how they are used in VB programming.

Popularity: 8% [?]

How and Why You Should Still Use Tables

Posted in HTML Tutorials, Web Development Tutorials by John Ward on the February 13th, 2008

Since CSS has become so popular lately, there has been a lot of bad talk about table. From what I have read using tables is taboo. This article will show you how to create tables using XHTML and explain why I believe there is still a need for tables.

Popularity: 10% [?]

Simple VB Code with Strings Booleans and Integers

Posted in Programming Tutorials, Visual Basic 2005/2008 by Mike Maguire on the February 11th, 2008

This is the third tutorial in the series that will give you a very basic understanding of VB and allow you to learn more advanced features. We are going to be going over strings, integers, and boolean variables.

Popularity: 11% [?]

Simple VB Code with Command Buttons

Posted in Programming Tutorials, Visual Basic 2005/2008 by Mike Maguire on the February 6th, 2008

This is the second tutorial in the beginners tutorials that will give you a basic insight into VB programming and lay the groundwork for you to be able to understand more advanced concepts. We will be working with modifying forms using command buttons.

Popularity: 15% [?]

Inserting Data Into a MySQL Database using PHP

Posted in PHP Tutorials by John Ward on the February 4th, 2008

This tutorial is a continuation on the “How to Access a MySQL Database Using PHP” tutorial that showed you how to setup a database using phpMyAdmin and how to read data from the database using PHP. In the tutorial I will show you how to write data to the database directly through a from on your website. This is going to be a very basic writing tutorial. We will get into more advanced stuff later on.

Popularity: 28% [?]

Basic VB Code – Changing Text

Posted in Programming Tutorials, Visual Basic 2005/2008 by Mike Maguire on the February 2nd, 2008

This is the first of a series of tutorials to get you learning VB. These tutorials are going to teach you the very basics of VB programming and allow you to be able to learn more advanced features and coding.

Popularity: 9% [?]

Update: New Syntax Highlighting Feature

Posted in Site News and Updates by John Ward on the February 1st, 2008

We have added the SyntaxHighlighter plugin for WordPress. No more screen shots for coding tutorials. All code will be displayed in tables and most code will have decent syntax highlighting. You will also be able to copy and paste the code if you wish to. We are still testing this plug-in so if you see anything strange let us know. The plug in does line numbers, but the way we write tutorials you are not going to want to pay attention to the line numbers. For example, we will give you the first part of the code, which will …

Popularity: 4% [?]