by Wayne Hastings | Apr 7, 2020 | Etiquette, FaceBook, Hacks, Life, Random, Social, Technology
Are you on Facebook and upset that people are answering those personal question lists because they are similar to security questions websites use to verify identity? Here’s how you fix that. Think about it for a moment. Just because the question reads like a...
by Wayne Hastings | Dec 7, 2018 | Apple, Browsers, Google Chrome, Hacks, Macintosh, MacOS, Sharepoint, Technology
I am working on an existing client website using a VERY OLD version of Microsoft Sharepoint. In some of the pages, I have to use a webpart to embed some Javascript code. The web admin is the only access I have to the backend — I don’t have access to the...
by Wayne Hastings | Jan 14, 2016 | Adobe Flash, Adobe InDesign, Hacks
Client wants to create an interactive flip book out of a static PDF created with InDesign CC. So easy! From InDesign CC, go to Export and set the format to SWF. Double-click the SWF, and … wah wah wah … no application is associated with the SWF. Because...
by Wayne Hastings | Mar 21, 2013 | Hacks, Joomla
Your site — or your client’s site — has been hacked, and it isn’t functional. How can you tell which version of Joomla the site is running? Look inside these files — and file location is your first clue: Joomla! 1.0.x...
by Wayne Hastings | Feb 17, 2012 | Hacks
If you’re like me, you use and love the Apple Magic Mouse, but once you fire up Adobe InDesign the page zooms around randomly and you want to tear your hair out. No more! Go to bettertouchtool.net and download the latest version of Better Touch Tool now! Once...
by Wayne Hastings | Jul 27, 2011 | Hacks, Macintosh
Video tutorial for how to use terminal commands to show or hide folders in MacOS X, especially useful for making the Library folder visible in...
