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What are good resources if I want to develop RSS feed readers for N97, E71 and other Symbian phones?
Started by Randell on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
There's a further set of links in this stackoverflow question:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/541613/how-to-get-started-with-symbian-s60-plattorm .
Forum Nokia for questions and this wiki for more getting started guides and code .
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I was wondering if the current generation of e-book readers (like the Kindle, or Sony's Reader) are big/high-res enough that you can comfortably use them for large paper-size PDFs, like most programming and other technical books? I've bought a few PDF...
Started by odd parity on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
So flipping pages to find that paragraph or table you want to look at ... .
However with good tech books I find that I read very differently to more normal "serial-readers have a screen update time of around the 1-2 second mark.
Tutorials.
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I love my Samsung Galaxy, but the one thing that really bugs me so far is the lack of a well-known PDF reader. After searching the Android Marketplace for a while there were some applications that claimed to do the job, but from reading the comments none...
Started by EnderMB on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at superuser):
It's one of the best (if not the the best) reader.
Look for IcViewer in the Android Market.
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Are there any CSV readers/writer lib's in c#
Started by mrblah on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Sebastien Lorion has a great CSV reader on CodeProject called A Fast CSV Reader....
In my experience, if you dont know the format of your CSV file or import mapping until runtime - this is the better library to use .
The Fast CSV Reader .
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Weve just come back from a short break to West Wales, and after taking a heap of books for us to read which is something we always do when we come to Portugal too, I was wondering if anyone had invested in any of the e-readers or tablets etc that are...
Started by shepherdess on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at expatsportugal):
When you buy an E-book, you buy other "formats" and theres over 20 to Kindle format, but that... .
Call it a combination of techno-ludditery and good old fashioned control-freakery restrictions are the same for any E-book reader.
You've bought.
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We love to do extended travel and just returned home from a 7 1/2 month trip. I carried 4 guidebooks in my backpack. I LOVE guidebooks and read over them to decide where I want to go, where I'm going to stay, what to see, etc. I usually put little post...
Started by GV Melissa on
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My website is designed to meet the accessibility guidelines.
I'm HOPING that this means screen readers should work well with it But I have two questions
Is this a fair assumption to make? Are there any free/cheap screen readers clients I can use to test...
Started by AJM on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
It isn't quite as good as some of the commercial screen readers out there but it gets the jobNVDA is a free option:
NonVisual Desktop Access (NVDA) is a free and open source screen reader/cheap screen readers clients ....
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Which do you prefer?
Started by Astounded on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at mmo-champion):
I mostly only read learning books these days and it's good to be able to make notes in them:P Paper book, why should i buy a ereader if....
But if I had to pick between e-reader and a normal paper book, I'd still go for paper book, I think.
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I need a queue that can be processed by multiple readers.
The readers will dequeue an element and send it to a REST service.
What's important to note are:
Each reader should be dequeueing different elements. If the queue has elements A, B & C, Thread ...
Started by Jacques René Mesrine on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Assuming this isn't a restriction you can use BlockingQueue 's take() method, which will cause the thread to block until data is... .
I am not sure from your question description whether the threads need to dequeue elements in a strict round-robin fashion .
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Hi, in a List i have one 'Status' field that should be accessible to only Owners and to the Viewers/Readers it should not be accessible. Do anybody can guide me how to do this.
Started by ravi on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Bamboo also provides.
SharePoint View Permission is good but you need to pay for it.
Mentioned above.
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