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How to delay (and make the startup faster) login items in Mac OS XHow to delay (and make the startup faster) login items... After using your macbook or iMac for some months, you probably started to notice that it is become slower and slower to have you computer ready to go when you boot it. This happens because there are many applications that, when you install, adds items to the login items....

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Setting up a remote git server using ssh Hello, This is how to set up a remote git server using ssh. First of all, install git in your machine and also on the server. Then, you have to setup the server by doing the following: Setting Up the server: [cc lang="bash" num_lines=false] mkdir /path/to/your/desired/repository.git cd...

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Adding footnotes in tables If you have ever tried to put a footnote reference inside a table, you problem had problems. Unfortunately, in LaTeX the way you have to insert footnotes in a table is not as easy as inserting in the main body of the document. However, it is not difficult at all. The...

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Using colors in LaTeX LaTeX documents are usually written in black font in a white background, but sometimes is important to add some colors to your text. Adding colors to your text is very simple, first, insert the color package in the preamble. [cc lang="latex"] usepackage{color} [/cc] By...

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Changing line spacing in LaTeX Here is a quick tip about how to change line spacing in LaTeX. Basically there are 2 main ways to do this. The first method doesn't require to use an external package and  change line spacing in the whole document. To do this, just add the following line to the preamble...

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How to delay (and make the startup faster) login items in Mac OS X

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How to delay (and make the startup faster) login items in Mac OS X

After using your macbook or iMac for some months, you probably started to notice that it is become slower and slower to have you computer ready to go when you boot it. This happens because there are many applications that, when you install, adds items to the login items. These items are applications that start [...]

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Setting up a remote git server using ssh

Category : How to, Programming

Hello, This is how to set up a remote git server using ssh. First of all, install git in your machine and also on the server. Then, you have to setup the server by doing the following: Setting Up the server: 123mkdir /path/to/your/desired/repository.git cd /path/to/your/desired/repository.git git –bare init Simple as this. And you are done [...]

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Adding footnotes in tables

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If you have ever tried to put a footnote reference inside a table, you problem had problems. Unfortunately, in LaTeX the way you have to insert footnotes in a table is not as easy as inserting in the main body of the document. However, it is not difficult at all. The difference is that you [...]

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Using colors in LaTeX

Category : How to

LaTeX documents are usually written in black font in a white background, but sometimes is important to add some colors to your text. Adding colors to your text is very simple, first, insert the color package in the preamble. 1\usepackage{color} By using this package you will have the following many pre-defined colors like: blue, green, [...]

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Changing line spacing in LaTeX

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Here is a quick tip about how to change line spacing in LaTeX. Basically there are 2 main ways to do this. The first method doesn’t require to use an external package and  change line spacing in the whole document. To do this, just add the following line to the preamble of your tex file: 1\linespread{1.6} [...]

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Part 5: Adding menus using Zend_Navigation – A not so quick quickstart to Zend Framework

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Part 5: Adding menus using Zend_Navigation – A not so quick quickstart to Zend Framework

This new part of our series will present how to use Zend_Navigator. We will add navigation menus in our project (“zfguide” ). We will divide this part in three steps: I) creating the menu configuration file; II) Bootstraping Zend_Navigator; and III) Integrating the menu with the layout. Step I: Creating the menu configuration file The [...]

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