The Beta has been returning some good comments and suggestion and bugs, and many changes have been made that were recommended.
Jmann and I are pleased to annouce the public preview of the Neowin Graphic Request system. For those of you who are not familiar, the previous graphic request threads worked, but there are many things that the new system does for the process.
Requests will no longer get lost in all the jibber jabber that filled the current threads.
To start, login with your Neowin credentials.
NeoRequest allows someone who is looking for a graphic the chance to submit a request. The request must include certain information to be submitted. Once it is submitted an artist can accept to work on it. The requestor will know who is working on the request. The requestor, artist, or a normal person logging in can post comments/Questions on the request. Once an artist is finished, he/she will submit a URL to a graphic or a zip file containing the graphics.
The artist has the option to track their work and all work completed in the past in the artist workdesk. This is also where the artist submits their finish products for a request. An artist can also edit previously submitted URLs for any reason.
A basic search function is available for a quick search of historical requests.
We hope you enjoy the system, see the benefit of it, and continue to make your graphic requests through it.
Once again, this is a public preview, not a final product. It is almost a final product. The risk of data loss is possible. Also, changes can and are still being made, so please be patient. Access the system to become familiar with it, test it out, or make a live request!
Have fun, if you find errors, have a suggestion, or have a question about it, PM Jmann or chorpeac!
Hello,
Christian Maas' XVI32 is a nice (and very small) hex editor.
Speaking of hex editors, many years ago a colleague and I who both worked at Tribal Voice managed to edit a copy of the company's PowWow instant messaging client to make it behave better now that all of its lookup servers and other server-side tech was gone. The program didn't support NAT (RFC-3022 was introduced in January 2001, the same time Tribal Voice was shuttered), but it still worked okay if you manually set up port-forwarding on your router. The server at http://powwow.jazy.net/ hosts a copy (usual warnings about downloading and running untrusted code from random internet servers apply).
I occasionally use some tools like Funduc Software's Search and Replace and Application Mover when I need to make mass-edits to text-based files or move programs with a hard-coded installation directories, respectively.
When I need to figure out the exact LCD panel inside of a laptop, EnTech Taiwan's Monitor Asset Manager is my go-to tool for that purpose.
JD Design's website (now hosted on github.io) has a number of interesting freeware and shareware utilities. I used to use their TouchPro utility to set the file timestamps on software I was mastering to match its version number (e.g., version 3.00 of a program had all of its files dates set to 3:00AM, and so forth).
Karenware has a number of interesting freeware utilities, too.
Regards,
Aryeh Goretsky
I still use HexChat!
Not really as ancient as the 1994 AutoCAD above my post, but I have never found anything better to replace it.
Yes we still operate an IRC server https://www.neowin.net/irc/ 😛
At work we still have a couple of people that use a version of AutoCAD LT purchased in 1994.
This predates Windows 95 and works fine on versions of Windows up to XP. Its long since run in an locked down isolated XP VM, accessible via RDP.
I did install LibreCAD for them, however they said it was just too different to get to grips with. In all fairness one of them is now 75 and the other is almost 60.
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The Beta has been returning some good comments and suggestion and bugs, and many changes have been made that were recommended.
Jmann and I are pleased to annouce the public preview of the Neowin Graphic Request system. For those of you who are not familiar, the previous graphic request threads worked, but there are many things that the new system does for the process.
Requests will no longer get lost in all the jibber jabber that filled the current threads.
To start, login with your Neowin credentials.
NeoRequest allows someone who is looking for a graphic the chance to submit a request. The request must include certain information to be submitted. Once it is submitted an artist can accept to work on it. The requestor will know who is working on the request. The requestor, artist, or a normal person logging in can post comments/Questions on the request. Once an artist is finished, he/she will submit a URL to a graphic or a zip file containing the graphics.
The artist has the option to track their work and all work completed in the past in the artist workdesk. This is also where the artist submits their finish products for a request. An artist can also edit previously submitted URLs for any reason.
A basic search function is available for a quick search of historical requests.
We hope you enjoy the system, see the benefit of it, and continue to make your graphic requests through it.
Once again, this is a public preview, not a final product. It is almost a final product. The risk of data loss is possible. Also, changes can and are still being made, so please be patient. Access the system to become familiar with it, test it out, or make a live request!
Have fun, if you find errors, have a suggestion, or have a question about it, PM Jmann or chorpeac!
The address to access the system is NeoRequest
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