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An Open Source .NET Port of the Unix Banner Command Line Tool

Banner is a port of the Unix and Linux command-line tool with the same name. It displays the text provided in the argument in ASCII art. It currently displays capital letters, numbers, periods and dashes, but I will be adding some more characters later on. It can also display the text in italic. The source code and the executable work in .NET Framework 2.0 and later as well as Mono 2.0 or later without modification. This makes the application run in Ms Windows, Linux and Mac OS X.
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How to Create a Page For Your Tags in WordPress

At the time of this post I have more than 45 Tags, displaying them in a widget on the side took a lot of space that I could make use of. So my solution was to place them in a separate page.
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Visual Studio’s “The Project Location is not Trusted” Message

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Some of Visual Studio’s Shortcuts

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A Registry Editor In C# (Part 2): Reading Values and their Data

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A Registry Editor In C# (Part 1): Reading Keys and SubKeys

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Nokia Codes

A while back I had to reset a Nokia E90 phone before giving it to the guy I sold it to. When I was looking for the hard reset codes I found 5 other useful ones. So here they are:

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