IE 6 does not display correctly transparent PNG images, here are some solutions !

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Convert your .MOV video to be able to read it on TV via the USB port.

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Always test your web site in different web browser ... but it's hard work. Here are the solutions !

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There are many solutions to manage mailing lists !

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How to install the wiktionary in Firefox search bar.

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If you're working on a multi-media project (film, slideshow, pres ...), you'll be happy to add some music !

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You want to convert PDF files to JPEG images, here are the solutions with Ubuntu !

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On a French web site, it is mandatory to publish some precised information.

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Publishing a photo album on the web is easy on social web sites  : Picasa, Flickr, Facebook, Pinterest ...
To publish on your web site, you will need a PHP script solution.

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Today, we are going to see how to resize easily pictures with Ubuntu.
 

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Follow the guide to transform your SWF animations to GIF.

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Flash is an Adobe proprietary format well used on the web: what are FLOSS solutions to work with on Ubuntu  ?

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More info, about Linux distribution for old machines.

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In Nautilus (the Gnome file manager), when one deletes a file it goes in the recycle bin ... but sometimes, one does not want to use the recycle bin.

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How to upload programs using Lubuntu.

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You want to chat with Ubuntu/Lubuntu, here are your solutions ... well, the ones I have chosen !

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A french book about Ubuntu : Simple comme Ubuntu (ScU).

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How to revive old PCs with Linux.

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You want to know the last modified date of a web page : easy !

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In my article about notes management on Android, I did not find an application that really satisfied me ... but now with the version 2.0 of Evernote : all is good ... well nearly ! !

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Ever wanted to know why, on Ubuntu, the available disk space and the free disk space are not the same ?

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There's a bug when using dedicated rings for contacts.

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More reading (in French) !

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When we define text sizes in CSS, we must use relative sizes and correct font stacks.

(the given articles are in French)

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In a website, it's important to have a favicon: it's the little icon that's displayed in the favourites or in the tabs !

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Software to read with an Android device, written codes : Flashcode, QR code, barcode.

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Doxygen is documentation system for modern languages: C++, C, Java, Objective-C, Python, IDL (Corba and Microsoft flavors), Fortran, VHDL, PHP, C#, and to some extent D.

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On my Palm, I used pFuel to manage petrol consumption for my car. So I have been looking for an equivalent on Android.

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My view about battery life for my HTC Legend.

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Android memory size is limited, we are going to see how to manage it.

This post has been re-writen following recent "discoveries" about the native applications manager.

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When changing Java versions, you may have some problems.

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If like me, you tend to forget some vi commands, here are the ones I hardly remember ... but which are usefull.

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My CMS (Content Management System) list: they are web application to be able to create and modify a web site !

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Exceptionally, a post about Windows: how to create PDF files easily ... and legally.
Of course, Linux does that out of the box ... but that's another story

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Fed up with all these lines (kernel versions) lists on your Ubuntu startup screen ? Here's how to make the list smaller.

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SyncML is a standard  for synching PIM (Personal Information Manager) date between different devices (PCs, PDAs, mobile phones, ...).

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You've always wanted to create shortcuts for LXDE (the graphic environment of Lubuntu), but you did not know how to do it ... now it s the time to know !

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One of the interest of a smartphone (and in particular of the Android) is to customized it easily. We are going to see how to chose a MP3 file as a ring for the phone (for all contacts or one).

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So now, it's time to migrate the Palm Memos aka Notes.
Let's break the bad news straight away: I did not find a satisfactory solution as of today.
I use a few different notes applications depending on my needs ... and I hope to be able to get a single solution ... one day.

[Edit: october, 7th 2010]: Snaptic has been rebranded into Catch and so was 3Bananas (I am going to miss the name) !

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At long last, a web site alive for the Computing Froggy ... well, it's a blog and it's all possible, thanks to PluXml.

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