Check this schedule…

(sorry, no source, I forgot where I found this.)
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Check this schedule…

(sorry, no source, I forgot where I found this.)
Have a nice day!

Same problem as this one?
” under Windows 10 I could drag & drop any file (e.g. docx or xlsx) to the Word/Excel icon, which is pinned on my taskbar. When righ-clicking on the Excel icon, I could see my pinned Excel files. Same with Word: I saw all my pinned documents. Windows 11 doesn’t let me drag & drop files to the pinned Microsoft App in the taskbar anymore. Please note, it is not about pinning the Excel app to my taskbar or pinning a document as an app to the taskbar: it is about pinning a DOCUMENT to the pinned Mircosoft app. “
The answer:
Continue reading Pin document to taskbar in Windows 11
Since TB91 behaviour for opening an item in your Thunderbird Lightning calendar has changed from ‘edit item’ to ‘view summary’. Yes, you can click ‘edit’ or hit enter, but it just adds another step to an operation that should be default, or at least be a preference you can set.
So Google to the rescue… read this, this, this (text below) and this… and solve the problem just like we solved the transparent items issue.
Continue reading Skip Thunderbird calendar item summary
You have it on your phone, You want it also on your PC.
How?
Go to the microsoft website
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/p/samsung-notes/9nblggh43vhv
Login with the same Microsoft account as on your PC.
Now GET and go to Microsoft Store App on your PC…. Install.
Done!
And if it does not work… read this:
– Download the appx
– Run the update on Microsoft Store!
– Sign into the Samsung cloud (same as your phone)
…and see your notes appear
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Okay, remember these date functions?
Here is another one when asked to submit a date/time as a Unix timestamp…
Calculated in seconds from January 1st, 1970 in Visual Basic.
Public Function fncConvertToUnixTimestamp(datDate As DateTime) As Double
Dim datOrigin As DateTime = New DateTime(1970, 1, 1, 0, 0, 0, 0, DateTimeKind.Utc)
Dim diff As TimeSpan = datDate.ToUniversalTime() - datOrigin
Return (Math.Floor(diff.TotalSeconds))
End Function
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Combining these takes a bit of tweaking.
CTRL-` starts the command line in a nice window, but I would like to use a different startup-folder.
How to change the default terminal directory in vscode?
Read from this link:
Navigate to File -> Preferences -> Settings.
Type cwd in search.
Choose Terminal > Integrated: Cwd settings.
Type the default path you want to set in the text block below (simply, no need for double hashes to escape)
No need for saving, It’s automatic.
Restart VS Code.
Next issue is trying to start cordova. It gives an error which can also be solved by setting the correct permissions for the Powershell. Read this link:
Set-ExecutionPolicy -ExecutionPolicy RemoteSigned -Scope CurrentUser
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