Apr 13, 2008 @ 08:35 pm by jhazlett
While re-writing TrueIP to include more features, it occurred to me that it would be nice to be able to access a webpage containing a list of all my computers with dynamic IP addresses. With this application, it would be easy to log into the site from anywhere in the world and view the listing. So I built a new online application called TrueIP Online. It is in a very early beta stage, but the current features are fully implemented. If you have the need to track one or more dynamic IP addresses remotely, then TrueIP Online will probably help you tremendously. Go ahead and register and try it out with the new TrueIP desktop client. If you have any comments or questions, please send them via the contact page or leave the comment on this blog posting.
Apr 09, 2008 @ 10:04 pm by jhazlett
After discussions with a friend in a help desk position about his company’s in-house software sucking so badly, I decided to write a replacement for him. The program is very simple, but very useful for people in tech support or help desk positions. It’s called Repeat Phrases and allows you to copy blocks of text with a single button click. I added some extra features to my version of the application, like images on the buttons, so you can see out of the corner of your eye what you are clicking, and the ability to dock the application to any edge of any screen that is available to the system. I find it very useful, and I hope that you may find it useful as well. To download, you can visit the information page for the application or download it directly.
Mar 01, 2008 @ 03:47 pm by jhazlett
I wrote a new application this weekend. I needed a way to easily modify multiple files for the website simultaneously. The program is called MultiFile Replace. It scans through a directory that you specify, including sub-directories if that option is checked, and replaces <phrase1> with <phrase2> in all the files it finds. You can specify the file filter that you want to scan, so if you only want to change text files or html files, it is easily done. You can find more information and download it from the application’s main page, or download it directly. I think it’s simple yet powerful enough to be used by people that update a lot of “static” content on a regular basis. This is version 0.1.0, meaning it’s very new. If you have any ideas or features for the application, or have problems using it, please leave me a comment or contact me from the contact page.
I hope this new application is as much use to you as it is to myself.