How to edit commit comments in Tortoise CVS

Have you forgotten to add some important information while committing a file and wanted to edit them later? Of course you can do that by command line, but I really hate to access CVS by command line on windows, mostly because the bash is horrible.

Here is what you can do to change the comments after commit in Tortoise CVS: 

• Right click on on your file and select the History option.

• Select the version you want to change the comments for.

Edit the comment as you wish, then select Apply or OK.

• Shazam, you just edited your previous commit comment.

How to install Tomcat 7 on your Windows 7

Hi folks, today I will teach you how to install Apache Tomcat 7 on your Windows 7 machine, but first a little introduction about Tomcat.

Tomcat it's a Java Servlet container, which means that you it to run you that web services that you write in Java. I will teach you how to create a web service in a future post but for now, let's install Tomcat.

How to open excel 2007 documents in new a window

Just I quick post to solve a problem that I found some days ago.

If you use Office 2007, you know how problematic is the way that Excel open new documents. The documents are open inside the current instance of Excel, but this is problem if you want to show 2 spreadsheets side-by-side or show then along multiple monitors.

To solve this you need to change some register entrys so every time you open a new spreadsheet it should open on a new Excel window.

I made a little .reg file to make this task easy. So what you need to do is just download this file and execute it.

If you are not sure about how safe this is, well just open the .reg file with notepad and look what it do. Just Excel related registry entries are modified.

That's it. Tell me if it helps you, and remember to code (calculate in this case) until it's done.

Localizable forms in C# or How to translate your C# application in the right way

As my first post I will try to give some tips of how to use localizable forms in C#, this is particularly useful if you want to give the user the option to select multiple languages in your application.
Visual Studio gives you some help to you in this task by letting you use the Language property of a given Form. Setting this option to a language different from default let you edit all the strings in your form and Visual Studio automatically creates a .resx file with the strings that you translated. This method allows you to change the position and size of the components in the Form (because phrases have different sizes in different languages), but unfortunately it not allows you to add or remove any of the components in the Form.

Hello World !

That's it, I finally take courage to start a technology blog to share the things that I know and the ones that I'm constantly learning. Also I think this is a great opportunity to learn new things and to make some new friends.

As a Brazilian my mother language in Portuguese (no, we don't speak Spanish here :S ) but I will write here only in English because technology speaks English. But if you are a friend that speaks "minha lingua", feel free to chat :D (I also study German, so maybe I can understand if you say something "auf Deustch").

As I'm always involved in many projects and don't have that many time to dedicate, but I will try to make the most posts that I can.


I'm not sure about what will be my first post, but I try to find some interesting to show to you.


Keep coding .... until it's done.