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Getting hard disk physical serial numbers
There was a question at Eng-Tips about how to get the physical serial number of a hard disk (rather than the soft number, that is changed by a re-format): http://eng-tips.com/viewthread.cfm?qid=285948&page=1 A search found this discussion with the answer: http://thedailyreviewer.com/office/view/programmatically-obtain-the-hard-disks-serial-number-from-vba-101853101 (see answer … Continue reading
coffeescup a.k.a. lemonflower
Browsing for anything new on You Tube I come across a cover of Anne Briggs’ “Go Your Way”. Typical You Tube home produced standard, jerky out of sync video, dim lighting, adjust the controls before the song starts, yawn … … Continue reading
Revision to CSpline2.xls
It was recently reported to me that the cubic spline spreadsheet CSpline2.xls (posted here) was crashing on loading in Excel 2003. It seems that the problem was with the ChartSpline function, and that there are no problems if this function is … Continue reading
Posted in Drawing, Excel, Maths, UDFs, VBA
Tagged bug fix, ChartSpline function, Cubic spline
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Danny Thompson & Zoe Rahman …
… playing an instrumental version of Nick Drake’s “One of These Things First” this year at The Barbican in London. I think this is just amazing, wish I’d been there. And the original from Nick Drake:
Tool-tip tip
Mike Woodhouse (Grumpy Old Programmer) recently posted a handy little tip about tool-tips in the Visual Basic Editor. If you hover over a variable whilst de-bugging a VB routine, the current value of the variable is displayed as a tool-tip: but … Continue reading