Wes' Puzzling Blog

If you are like me you use windows run command all the time.  I hate using the mouse to point and click a shortcut on the start menu.  WIN-R are probably the two most over used keys on my keyboard.  After thinking about if awhile I hunted down how the run command works.  It turns out that it makes a call to ShellExecute, which I guess is not too surprising.  The next thing I wanted to find out was exactly how the commands are resolved. The following is an ordered list of how they are resolved ([1]):

Sometime last June I posted about a Javascript Bookmarklet that lets you move up one directory level.  I had a comment from a user about allowing it to dig into sub-domains when it was at the root.  So I have revised it to allow for this as well as fixed some other bugs that were in it. 

 Google Labs today added two new features:

 Thanks for the Tips, I have been wanting the ability to rearrange my Tabs for a while.

Well they just released Firebird v0.8, well not exactly it is now been renamed to Firefox 0.8. But anyways if you aren't using it as your primary browser then I suggest that you check it out. I have been using it for a while now and I love it, I can't get enough of the tabbed-browsing and its clean feel.

I finally got a chance to look at Click Once: MSDN TV Wow, am I impressed. We have written a lot of NTD code to do what this is going to do for us. I look forward to working with this. Via [Greg Robinson's Blog]

Well just for those of you that don't know, I was given an official offer from Microsoft and IBM's Extreme Blue Program for summer internships. It was a very tough decision to make. After many hours of thinking and discussing with my wife, I have come to the decision to accept Microsoft's Software Design Engineer Internship Offer.

My Microsoft Software Design Engineer Internship Interview: