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Java if statement syntax

The if statement is a fundamental programming contruct. If allows a program to execute different blocks of code, depending on the result of a test. This tech-recipe describes the variations of the if statement in Java.

XP: Status Bar is Disabled or Disappears in Explorer

After the installation of SP2, users have noted that their status bar in Internet Explorer is no longer visable. Users of SP1 have noted a different error causing the status bar to disappear as well. This tutorial contains fixes for both issues.

YouTube: How to Delete a Video

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At some point it will become necessary to remove a video that you have uploaded to YouTube. Maybe you uploaded the same video twice, maybe you were asked to remove it, or maybe it turned out to be more embarrassing than you can take.

Word: Add a Border to a Paragraph

Adding a border to an important paragraph helps it stand out from the rest of your document. This is helpful if you want a part of your document to be emphasized. To add a border in Word 2007, 2010, or 2011 just follow the directions below.

Excel: Print Only Selected Part of a Spreadsheet

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If you are working with a large spreadsheet, you may want to only print a portion of the total worksheet. Why print out 1200 rows of data when you only need 25? Using these steps you can define what area you want printed just by having an area selected. These steps work in Excel 2007 or Excel 2010.

Word: How to Add Drop Cap

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Drop caps are those giant letters that begin the first paragraph of a chapter or document. They get your readers attention by standing out and demanding focus. Continue reading to learn how to add a drop cap to a paragraph in Word 2007 or 2010. If authors have been using this since the 7th century, shouldn’t you know how to do it too?

Word: Adding Sidebar Content to a Document

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A sidebar is a standalone addition to the main document that resides on either side or on the top or bottom of the page. The sidebar is ideal for highlighting important additional information on the topic matter of the document. Due to its styling and orientation, this location really stands out to the reader.

Block Contact from Strangers on Facebook

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Users are very concerned about the privacy issues regarding Facebook. One of the big concerns is how spammers and marketers can contact you and collect information about you. You can reduce your exposure to strangers by limiting how people can find you, if people can attempt to befriend you, and who can directly message you.

The Legacy of the Gmail Invites

Google’s infamous gmail invite system forever changed the way startups would roll out new services.

Prevent Google from Placing Your Site in the Cache/Archive

Google automatically forms a cache of your site; however, you can disable this.

XP/2K/2003: Change Default Printer Properties

If you find yourself frequently changing one or more printer properties such as print quality or grayscale, you can set the default properties on each printer on your system to make your life easier.

Appending a List of Files to One File Using xargs Command

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This tech-recipe explains how to use the xargs command in Korn shell to work with multiple files. The instructions will show how to combine ten files into one file, without manually combining them using a: cat file1 > bigfile, cat file2 >> bigfile, etc. The uses of this command are wide and most helpful. Using the xargs command is an effective way to work with large amounts of files. For example, it can even help you avoid “the parameter list is too long” message when trying to grep more than 1024 files.

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