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Assembly: Define Directives

The size and reason for defining different sized parameters is discussed in this tech-recipes tutorial.

XP: Scheduled Defrag

With XP, you can set your PC to defrag any time, day or night, without having to be there.

Assembly: Conditional jmp Statements (MASM/TASM)

This tutorial explains how to use the conditional jmp jumps (je, jg, jl, jne, etc.).

Assembly: mov Statement (MASM/TASM)

mov is a useful tool in Assembly language. It can move constants or dynamics such as offsets. This tech recipe describes how to use it.

Assembly: If (MASM/TASM)

This tech recipe explains how to implement the in Assembly, the effect of the if statement, which is available to other languages.

Assembly: Code Template

The following Tech-Recipes tutorial contains a general template for designing an Assembly code program.

Android: Delete System Apps

Android phones often come with extra apps from phone manufacturers. Not all of these apps are necessary, and they often run in the background and consume your battery life. Luckily, you can get rid of them by following the steps in this tutorial.

Tomcat: How to Set the JAVA_HOME Enviroment Variable

Modify the catalina.bat file so that the servlet engine can work with Java in Tomcat.

Java: Object File IO – Input (Swing)

The following tech recipe explains reading in a file with objects instead of text.

C++: Differences between C++ and C#

The key differences between C# and C++ are explained in the following tech recipe.

Windows 8: Change Time before the User is Forced to Change Passwords

Requiring the changing passwords regularly is a good security measure.  If you are an administrator of a system, you will want to have the users change their passwords after a certain amount of time. Using theses steps you can adjust the length of time before the user is required to pick a different password.

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