I've started using Windows Live Writer as my primary blogging tool. So far I like it. However, it was missing an easy way to insert highlighted code into posts. I know there are a few other plugins that can insert highlighted code, but since I'm the author of a syntax highlighting tool named CodeHTMLer...

If you are like me and are just so used to typing set to list and set environment variables then you might find this script useful. if ( test-path alias:set) { remove-item alias:set > $null } function set { [string] $var = $args if ( $var -eq "" ) { get-childitem env: | sort-object name } else { if...

If you are like me and are just so used to typing set to list and set environment variables then you might find this script useful. if ( test-path alias:set) { remove-item alias:set > $null } function set { [string] $var = $args if ( $var -eq "" ) { get-childitem env: | sort-object name } else { if...

I've started using Windows Live Writer as my primary blogging tool. So far I like it. However, it was missing an easy way to insert highlighted code into posts. I know there are a few other plugins that can insert highlighted code, but since I'm the author of a syntax highlighting tool named CodeHTMLer...

In my last post I briefly mentioned that CodeHTMLer had issues running in a medium trust environment. The simple web application front end I created kept failing before it ever got started. It keep hitting a SecurityException nested in an InvalidOperationException which looks something like: [Exception...