Today we have added an excellent explanation as to why we use menu navigation on the top and right, and not on the left as some web standards dictate…
See it here:
http://www.technipixel.com/menuprinting.htm
We have update our Resource Library with helpful articles for the oublic as well as our clients. A few articles added are…
Feel free to check it out at… http://www.technipixel.com/resources.htm
As some of you know, I have been unemployed since July 17, 2009. The job outlook for what I do in the Lewsiton-Auburn area of Maine is very slim. Even though I am still running my TechniPixel endeavour, it is still very slow because of the economy.
If anyone knows of a position anywhere in the US that you think I might fit in… please contact me by visiting my http://www.technipixel.com site and email me.
Thank you!
ATTENTION:
Access LDB Viewer IS NO LONGER AVAILABLE or SUPPORTED ANYMORE!
We have discontinued any development of our LDB Viewer.
Please see the following link for more information and alternative solutions…
http://www.technipixel.com/accessldb.htm
Thank You!
We have re-designed our web site with different look. It is similar, but we have really worked on the bottom half pages to be more user and SEO friendly. We have also simplified some of the pages.
However… we have eliminated our SoundByteRecorder, KeyScript and Countdown Clock Flash widget projects. These projects were hardly being downloaded at all.
We have added a “Special Promotion” page to the site. You will see it on the home page.
Hope you like the changes! If not, let us know.
TechniPixel Team
We have recently upgraded our Rich Text Editor (RTEditor FL) and converted it to a web application (weblication). Making this change will eilminate the standalone exe version that we offered on our Products page. This new version allows online editing of html code to use in your Flash application.
Well, after a lackluster of a year, I have decided to take down the Give Us A Deal web site. It wasn’t going anywhere and I didn’t have time to devote to it.
Thanks
Frank
After some testing on Access 2007 databases and laccdb files. It seems that the MSLDBUSR.DLL may only be working on Access 2003 and below databases, but not working on 2007 databases. My app is generating errors that point to the DLL.
So, I have to put some time into researching my options as how to handle the two different database engines, as the new 2007 engine doesn’t use Jet 4. Also, I have to decide how I want to handle Roster Schema verfication.
I can read both LDB and LACCDB fine, but the code is not setup to handle the two versions of the database at the same time.
So, the upgrade path may change… we will see.
Thanks
Frank (Technipixel.com)
As most of you all know. I lost my job (because of position relocation) on July 17th and have been searching for a new and exciting position. And since then I have heard from several people wondering when Access LDB Viewer will be updated.
Well… I have made the changes that will allow you to read LACCDB (same as LDB) files from Access 2007. You will be able to include the *.ACCDB and *.ACCDE file paths as well.
HOWEVER… The changes are in testing by a few users and is NOT available yet to the public.
This will just be a small updgrade… but needed!
Please check back in a week for more updates.
Thanks
TechniPixel (Frank)
I have been getting a lot of comments on my blog that are nothing more then people looking for link-backs to their blogs or sites.
Just want to let all of you know… I will only approve serious comments about existing blog info. If you need more info (like so many of you spammers are submitting), please see http://www.technipixel.com and email me directly. Otherwise, I will only approve legitimate comments.
Thanks
Frank
