Category: "Information Technology"
Customizing the Access Switchboard
November 28th, 2012In the next few entries I'm going to look at the design of menu, editing of the code for more functionality, and developing an alternate menu editor.
Simple Design Home page Logo click Adding parameters - Hide/Show - Expand/Collapse - Auto Expand (Swit… more »
The Thing About CMS
August 21st, 2010In my first year as a student at UT Tyler, I had to write a paper, essentially recommending an improvement for the campus. My paper was about the UT Tyler website, and in the end I suggested that they need to have a content management system. Last year,… more »
Patriot Jobs follow-up
June 19th, 2010Since the last post on this blog, and the last post on this subject, things have changed. The UT Tyler job site, PatriotJobs now uses software by NACE, which is much less bug-ridden. Still there is less freedom in navigation, and the superfluous natio… more »
MySQL Selected for Database Design Class
January 12th, 2009<posted on it-toolbox.com>
I returned to school today for the first day of the new semester, and it seems reason has made a breakthrough. As many of you know, institutions tend to favor the more respectable software packages, and not necessari… more »
Laptops
December 30th, 2008<posted on it-toolbox.com>
I finished my first semester back in school and did it without a laptop. I considered getting a new wide-screen laptop during the semester, but I kept asking myself, "What do I do with it?" I hear that some elite sch… more »
Project Management Styles
December 9th, 2008<posted on it-toolbox.com>
It's been two weeks since my last post here. I guess you could say I've been slacking a little with the blog but I have a good excuse. This week I'm finishing up my last major project, and next week is finals week. T… more »
On Software
November 25th, 2008<Posted on it-toolbox.com>
My newest school assignment in Systems Analysis involves creating a flowchart and the professor suggested we use Inspiration, Webspiration, or Visio. He was quick to point out that Visio was in effect, the more difficul… more »
