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Schoolhouse Widgets
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Welcome to Schoolhouse Widgets! You will find here a wide variety of widgets relating to the mythology and folklore, the ancient world, the Bible and the Latin language. These are all widgets that I use in my online courses at the University of Oklahoma, and you are free to add them to your own websites and blogs. For each widget here at Schoolhouse Widgets, you can find the javascript. The contents of these widgets were created using the Rotating Content Tool. It's very easy to use!
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Suggest a Topic | Get That Working!
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Click some buttons already. As is so often the case, a problem or glitch with your computer prompts a search. An overwhelming need to find out “why” or “how” it works can seem like a daunting task, and you go to a popular serach engine. The problem is the suggestions that return based on the words that you provided as criteria. How do you look for a solution to a technical problem while being unfamiliar with the technical aspects and terminology? Leave your topic suggestions below! Ask your questions too!
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Quickly Fix Internet Explorer Errors | Get That Working!
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Click some buttons already. Secure Passwords →. Quickly Fix Internet Explorer Errors. July 3, 2011. Do you get random errors? Do you see “Internet Explorer has stopped working”? Are you receiving script errors? Did you mess it up? You can quickly fix. This will work for IE8 and IE9. I suggest you upgrade Internet Explorer if you are running anything earlier than IE8. Upgrade Internet Explorer Now. First, you do not want to lose any of your. Let’s back up your favorite links. Open. If you do not see the.
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Can You See Me? | Get That Working!
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Click some buttons already. Access 2010: Browse To →. Can You See Me? February 16, 2012. How many times have you attempted to configure a port only to discover that for whatever reason and somewhere down the network pipe line that you have missed the port? While trying to configure a Link Station for web access, I discovered this web site. I wanted to share with you! This entry was posted in Fixes. And tagged port checking. Access 2010: Browse To →. Share what you think or ask a question! Can You See Me?
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Access 2010: Browse To | Get That Working!
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Click some buttons already. Can You See Me? Visual Studio: Database Connection Strings →. Access 2010: Browse To. March 18, 2012. Finally, I have figured out the limitations of using the “Browse To”. Whether you are creating a macro or actually writing the code, the failure can be a result of two factors:. You did not reference the form path correctly. You lost the value of the search field(s). Keep in mind that this is only applicable to using the new Navigation. And go to the. Tab, you would see the.
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Moving Windows Folders | Get That Working!
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Click some buttons already. Can You See Me? January 25, 2012. Believe it or not … there are system folders that you can move! Moving these folders could/can improve performance, eliminate system drive space issues, and prevent data loss. Or My Documents folder:. Button or the start orb, whichever system that you happen to be running at this point in time. 2 If you are Windows XP. If you are Windows 7. Click your account name, right click the. 3 In Windows XP. Tab, click the. Tab and click the. I will say...
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Firewalls and Such | Get That Working!
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Click some buttons already. Choose a Hard Drive. Moving Windows Folders →. January 20, 2012. Well, let me begin by saying that router configuration is not to be taken on by the faint of heart. If you are a novice user, please seek professional help now! I am far from being considered a novice, and I have found the task to be daunting. I came across some fantastic links:. 8211; great tools and information. I discovered Cisco’s Safe Reference Guide. I found this – What is a Firewall? Well, I approached thi...
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Get That Working! | Click some buttons already. | Page 2
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Click some buttons already. Newer posts →. Visual Studio: Database Connection Strings. October 28, 2012. A few links …. Office 2007 System Driver. Micorosft Access Database Engine. The latter two will help you to make the connection to the OLE for the database on a local machine. I suggest placing these in your Read Me file when publishing – just in case. The user has no rights and this is a ReadOnly property. I managed a route around this and still protected my connection string. What do you think?
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Coursera Fantasy: August 2012
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Blogging my way through a MOOC. :-). Wednesday, August 29, 2012. A Wiki. and more communication problems. I also have very little motivation to contribute to the larger effort of a class in which the staff are so conspicuously uninterested in what is going on. I never see staff comments at the discussion board, while the problems with plagiarism, blank essays, etc. persist, as do the problems with incomplete/abusive peer feedback, etc. Posted by Laura Gibbs. Sunday, August 26, 2012. Posted by Laura Gibbs.
