Recently, i got a chance to develop an application using Asp .Net Mvc3. When i started it, i was little worried for not choosing rails to write the application. As i upgraded my Mvc and .Net framework, things started going well. For the very first time, i got very good online help pages, tutorials, forums which also has answers for the problem. The app development got its full speed when i moved to Razor view engine. Try it out, it really rocks. But as i progressed more in this setup, i got the feeling that .Net is moving towards Rails way of getting things done. Please don’t start comparing the features and the language internals..(ofcourse you can’t as they are totally different setup). By “rails way” i mean, easing the developer with built-in functionalities and conventions. You don’t need to write some unnecessary directives, rather, you can concentrate on the implementation logic. With such conventions and the power and extensive .Net libraries, I have to definitely say this..”.Net has boarded the train!!”

It’s been a tradition in programming to write complex code to prove one’s skills to others. The moment someone learns some design pattern, they will try to apply it in their program. Program is also considered as a way of communication. And an effective communication is to make others understand what you are trying to say in a short and sweet way. People should keep this in their mind while writing programs. Unless and otherwise, there is a need for writing a complex logic, one should always try to keep their program simple. If a code looks very complicated to understand, it does not mean the programmer is super talented, it simply he is incapable of writing simple program or he wants to preserve his job by writing it, so that he can maintain it for some more time. So, keep it simple silly!!

In Mac you may find that you are unable to change the default option for any prompt through keyboard tab key. To enable that go to system-preferences=>keyboard&mouse=>keyboard_shortcuts. There check the “In windows and dialogs,press tab to move” to “All controls”..thats it…

People who have just started using Mac will look for an add or remove program option. But unfortunately Mac, by default, has no such thing. But there are lot of applications available to do that job. One of them which am using is AppCleaner, its quite simple and useful..go ahead and try it..cool

I surfed the net and got the explanation for the notepad error.They have clearly

mentioned the error causes..Its as follows

1. Load Notepad in Windows (in my case XP Pro)

2. Type “bush hid the facts” (all in lowercase, no quotes)

3. Save this file under a name of your choice

4. Re-open the file

you will not see the text that you typed, but instead you will see a bunch of squares (or, as I later found out, some Chinese characters – that is, if you have the Chinese fonts installed, which is not my case).

Most people think it’s a Windows Notepad easter egg (I thought so myself, to be honest), but in fact, it isn’t. It’s just a lousy Notepad bug. Let me explain…

I was myself curious about the cause of this phenomenon, and I found out that this text is not the only one to cause problems. There are other strings that cause Notepad to screw up, including “this app can break”, which was another version of the bug that generated a lot of buzz. I’ve personally tested a series of strings that have the same effect, including “this api can break”, “this cat can split”, “jane can not dance”, “text wit hou tcaps” and even “abcd efg hij klmno” and “xxxx xxx xxx xxxxx”. What do these phrases have in common? They are made up by four words made up by four, three, three and five letters, all lowercase. So, by induction, all “4-3-3-5″ strings should work.

Now, let’s get to why this thing happens. First of all, it seems that Notepad writes the files just fine, it just can’t read them again correctly. As a proof, try opening your saved file, the one that Notepad screws up, with another text editor. I used EditPlus and it turned out to be OK. So why the Notepad thing then? Well, it’s a Windows thing. Notepad uses a Windows function that allows it to figure out whether a text file is Unicode or not. And that function, my friends, is the one that screws it up. Because the way it checks can easily be described as “guessing”. And it guesses that the file is actually Unicode, and not Ascii, as it is supposed to be.

Now, two different but similar explanations can be given.

The first is that, after the ASCII-to-hex conversion of the string, Notepad rearranges the hex codes not according to ASCII standards, but to Unicode, and that messes it up. Here’s the example:

Take “bush hid the facts”. The hex codes (they can be seen with any hex editor you want to download) for the string are:

62 75 73 68 20 68 69 64 20 74 68 65 20 66 61 63 74 73

Arrange the codes to make up Unicode characters and you get:

7562 6873 6820 6964 7420 6568 6620 6163 7473

You’ll notice that every code is hyperlinked. If you click on each one of them, you’ll see that each one represents a Chinese (I think) “letter”.

So this whole thing’s cause is the coincidence that the 18 ASCII characters happen to represent 9 Unicode characters. And, of course, Windows’ inability to determine the right encoding of the file.

The second explanation is slightly different, but the basics are the same: the difference between ASCII and Unicode. It’s just a matter of Notepad defaults. You see, when you save the file, in the “Encoding” field, the default drop-down is set to ANSI. So, by default, Notepad saves as ANSI. But if you do a File -> Open, the default Encoding is set to Unicode. That’s exactly what happens when you double click a saved file. Notepad knows the path, but not the Encoding. So it uses the default Unicode encoding, which spits the Chinese characters as explained above.

And that’s about it. No easter eggs, no conspiracies, no Bush interventions. Just plain old Microsoft.

Tats what i got.Now if u want to check,type ”bush hid the facts”in notepad

and in SaveAs option ,instead of ANSI give Unicode and then save it.Now open it

and ur notepad will show no error in reading it.

In our system,due to some virus,we cant set the “show hidden files option”,it will immediately change it to “dont show hidden files”,for tat do it.

Go to the following registry key:

HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Window s\CurrentVersion\Explorer\Adva nced\Folde r\Hidden\SHOWALL

Delete the value CheckedValue. (Its type should be REG_SZ and data should be 2.)

Create a new DWORD value called CheckedValue (same as above, except that the type is REG_DWORD). Modify the value data to 1 (0×00000001).

This should let you change the “Hidden Files and Folders” option.

visit this link “http://india.apacer.com/in/support/downloads.asp” then search for “HS2.0_Utility_Repair_3″ tool. run tat tool in ur system after plugging in the flash drive.tats i.ur problem is solved…