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0Getting the most out of HikVision Cameras.
Posted 1st May 2020 by filed under SmartHome & IoT.
I have a 4Mpix HikVision mini dome camera for CCTV on the house .
It provides a pretty reasonable picture considering the price, but the management interface is a bit rubbish and getting it set up with anything is a bit of a nuisance.
firmware, hikvision, internet explorer, milestone, xprotect 0IE10 for Windows 7 finally arrives.
Posted 7th Mar 2013 by filed under Web Technologies .
Another item that we’re a bit late to cover is the arrival of Internet Explorer 10 for Windows 7 (and Server 2008 R2). As with past releases, older OSes are being left behind with no support for Vista or XP, which are stuck on IE9 and IE8 respectively. If you have Windows 7 we recommend upgrading (even if you don’t use IE) and of course there is no harm giving it a try. We’ll probably be sticking with Firefox and Chrome ourselves.
firefox, ie10, internet explorer, microsoft, vista, , xp 0Install a spellchecker for your browser.
Let me start with an admission: I’m one of those pedants on Facebook who likes to correct your spelling, punctuation and grammar. Some of you will think this is perfectly reasonable, whilst others will probably want an explanation. If you are one of the latter read on.
The simple fact is that as a social species our existence depends on communication, the clearer the better. When their only contact with you is virtual other people will make judgements about you based on what is available to them — including your SPG. I correct spellings on Facebook for 2 reasons: 1.
because I’m a teache r so it’s a habit; 2.
Because with modern web-browsers there is quite simply no excuse for incorrect spelling. So, to help everyone, here is a quick guide to enabling an automatic ‘Microsoft word like” spell-checker in your web-browser…… Read Full Article browser, chrome, dictionary, english, firefox, iespell, internet explorer, opera, safari, spell, .
At long last, the W3C has published the final HTML5 specification. DIY Media Home is already written coded in HTML5, but the finalisation of the specification means that HTML5 compliance is no longer a moving target for either us, or the browser makers. Hopefully all the main players will provide fully HTML5 compliant browsers soon. In the meantime we’ll be working to ensure our site is fully compliant with the final spec.… Read Full Article canvas 2D, chrome, firefox, html, html5, internet explorer, opera, safari, w3c 1Internet Explorer 9 — Better than many expected.
Last update d 3 Oct, 2011.
Just a quick post.
or at least the folks at Tom’s Hardware seem to think so. I’m still looking forward to Firefox 4, and hoping Mozilla will deliver a 64bit version as promised, but a bit of competition from the (still) dominant player in the browser market can’t be a bad thing.
internet explorer, microsoft 1The case for x64 browsers.
Last updated 4 Dec, 2012.
I’ve recently been using Firefox 4 64bit prebeta, also known as Minefield. I thought it would be interesting to compare various browsers to see if this supports my feeling that Minefield is the fastest browser I’ve used. The conclusions are quite interesting. I will continue to update this table as new versions are released… Read Full Article ACID 3, chrome, firefox, internet explorer, minefield, opera, safari, 0Playing downloaded FLV’s.
Published 21st Dec 2009 by filed under , , Misc Software.
Last updated 5 Oct, 2011.
but whilst one would play a FLV downloaded from youtube, the other would fail.
Some other FLVs played OK on both systems.
After much further investigation I discovered that the activeX version of flash player on 1 of the PC’s was up-to-date.
adobe, , firefox, flash, flv, internet explorer 0Unattended IE7 & IE8 during Windows XP setup.
Published 7th Aug 2009 by filed under Windows.
Last updated 16 Jun, 2012.
One of the toughest problems to solve has been how to install Internet Explorer 7 (and now 8 ) during setup without causing post-setup problems.
The problem is caused by the way the installation routine creates files in the dllcache which get over-written by windows setup.… Read Full Article dllcache, installer, internet explorer, msfn, PendingFileRenameOperations, setup, silent, unattended, windows, xp 0How to launch HTML based programs fullscreen.
Last updated 16 Jun, 2012.
I was asked recently if I could copy a teaching resource from a CD-ROM onto a laptop computer.
This particular program is mostly HTML with some embedded videos.
There were 2 problems with running it from a local shortcut.1.
Internet Explorer security warnings2.
The full-screen window is launched by a parent browser window which then sits on top of the full screen window and has to be closed when the full screen window is exitedBoth of these are only annoyances rather than critical failures, but a complete solution involves fixing these kind of things.
Finding a solution was a little tricky, but once the solution presented itself it was very simple.… Read Full Article full screen, html, internet explorer, launch, script, security, shortcut.
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