Today will be the third week since I moved, started working and living in Tübingen.
Finaly I found some free time to walk around town center and take few pictures with my Canon 40D + 24-70 2.8 L.
It's bit cloudy today and images are scaled to 1024x768 resoltuion but they still look pretty good.
Today I visited Mercedes-Benz Museum in Stuttgart and made about 500 pictures.
Check them out on my Flickr stream.
If you are like me and hate chat applications that take-up space on your taskbar even if they are closed to systry there is simple solution.
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SOLUTION: Run application in compatibility mode
To setup Skype go to application installation folder. I am running 64-bit OS so path to my Skype installation is "C:\Program Files (x86)\Skype\Phone\Skype.exe".
Right click on Skype.exe and then choose properties.
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On Compatibility tab set Skype to run in compatibility mode for Windows Vista SP2. You can check “Run as administrator” option as well.
![SkypeCompatibiltyProperties]( "SkypeCompatibiltyProperties")
Repeat same process for other applications such as Live Messenger, Lync 2010 communicator and any other application that tends to stick around your taskbar even if they are “closed” or minimized to taskbar.
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So far this worked perfectly for me but if you run into troubles running your applications in compatibility mode just switch it back. Skype version 5.3.0.111 has know problem running in compatibility mode, however other versions worked without any problems.
If you run into problems with newer versions of Skype there is now a built-in option to do this.
Open up Skype, go to Tools, Options and under Advanced options tab uncheck “Keep Skype in taskbar while I’m signed in” option.
![SkypeKeepIntaskbarOption]( "SkypeKeepIntaskbarOption")
Browsing Visual Studio 2010 extension manager Online Gallery I found this great tool for switching default browser for debugging web applications.
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After installing this plug-in can be used from Visual Studio tool bar pane.
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Once activated just click on browser icon you want to use for debugging and enjoy. I found this very useful especially because this tool works great with ASP.NET MVC applications apposed to right clicking on page file and choosing “Browse with” option.