Make windows that are off-screen, visible

There are times when an app will memorise its screen position.
If you have more than one monitor and switch their placement around, you may find that when that app is started, it is shown outside the monitor's visible area.

There are 2 ways to make it come back to the visible area:

1. Using the 'move' option
   Use Alt-Tab to select the app
   press Alt-space, M and then use the left/right keys to bring it into view
2. Use this neat little utility, called borderline

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jQuery helps overcome IE's brain-dead behaviour...again!

This is one is short and sharp.

If you've ever tried to use someArray.indexOf(somevalue) in Internet Embarrassment, you'll have discovered that Microsoft's pathetic excuse for a browser is, well, just that!


Thankfully, jQuery can provide the needed functionality with the following:

jQuery.inArray(value, Array) or

$.inArray(value, Array)

Short and sweet.

ps: You could just use Firefox or any of the other self-respecting browsers...

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jQuery - a great tutorial series

Jeffrey has put together a great series of video tutorials for jQuery.

They start with the basics and go on into more advanced topics.
There is something there for everyone and it doesn't look like it is going to stop any day now.
Every time I look, there is yet another tutorial that shows up.

Check them out!


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