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Fat fingers? ThickButtons’ iPhone keyboard app to the rescue

Nov10
by Sindy Cator on November 10, 2014 at 12:29 pm
Posted In: Apps, Around the Web, Insider

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Apple’s move to open up system-wide access to third-party keyboards has been a huge boon for developers and users alike. While SwiftKey is perhaps the star attraction from the keyboard realm on iOS 8, there are a number of alternatives. Niche and otherwise. The latest one to hit our radar is ThickButtons, an app that’s been available on Android for a few years already, notching up almost one million downloads along the way. ThickButtons does exactly what it says on the box, and is aimed at helping multi-touch smartphone users – and in particular those with big hands/fingers – type…

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Sainsbury’s new app is sat-nav for your shopping

Nov10
by Sindy Cator on November 10, 2014 at 11:39 am
Posted In: Apps, Around the Web, Sainsbury's, supermarket

Sainsburys app
Sainsbury’s has announced its trialing a slightly bizarre new app that will guide you to the items you’re seeking as you slouch around its stores. The supermarket revealed today that it’s working on the as-yet-unnamed new app, which will allow you to fill your basket on the phone, then guide you to the products in the shop. The shopping sat-nav will then let you scan and pay for your shopping in the app, skipping the checkout entirely. Jon Rudoe, Sainsbury’s Digital and Technology Director, says: “We know that customers’ weekly shop doesn’t start at our front door. They know what they…

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Raspberry Pi gets smaller and cheaper with the $20 Model A+

Nov10
by Sindy Cator on November 10, 2014 at 10:46 am
Posted In: Around the Web, Gadgets, Model A+, Model B+, raspberry pi, Raspberry Pi Foundation

Raspberry Pi Model A+
Good news for makers, tinkerers and mini-computer fans. The Raspberry Pi Foundation has announced a new, slimmed-down, perked-up version of its low-end Model A board. The Raspberry Pi Model A+ is available now and costs just $20 (£20 in the UK). That’s $5 less than the Model A, which has now been discontinued. Though it sticks with the same processor (a Broadcom BCM2835 SoC) and amount of RAM (256MB) as before, the difference with the Raspberry Pi Model A+ is the size. At just 2.6in long versus its predecessor’s 3.4in, the Model A+ can be incorporated into even more projects….

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No you CANNOT have more of the same

Nov10
by Sindy Cator on November 10, 2014 at 10:24 am
Posted In: Around the Web

I like Doug Glancy’s UndoSelections code via his Selectracker utility. Nifty.

I thought I’d try a simpler approach…simply not let the user select a cell that’s already selected. So I came up with this:

Private Sub Workbook_Open()
Set App = Application
End Sub
 

Private Sub App_SheetSelectionChange(ByVal Sh As Object, ByVal Target As Range)
    Deselect Target
End Sub

Sub Deselect(Target As Range)
    Dim lngCount As Long
    Dim lngLast As Long
    Dim strTarget As String
    Dim strOld As String
    Dim strNew As String

    ‘This code allows you to deselect cells when CTRL + Clicking
    strTarget = Target.Address
    lngCount = UBound(Split(strTarget, ","))
    If lngCount > 0 Then
        strNew = Split(strTarget, ",")(lngCount) & ","
        ‘Need to add the "," as a delimiter so we don’t incorrectly identify say $A$1 and $A$10 as the same
        strOld = Left(strTarget, Len(strTarget) – Len(strNew)) & ","
        If InStr(strOld, strNew) > 0 Then
            If strOld <> strNew Then
                strOld = Replace(strOld, strNew, "")
            End If
            If Right(strOld, 1) = "," Then strOld = Left(strOld, Len(strOld) – 1)
            Application.EnableEvents = False
            Range(strOld).Select
            Range(Split(strOld, ",")(UBound(Split(strOld, ",")))).Activate
            Application.EnableEvents = True
        End If
    End If
End Sub

Put this code in your Personal Macro Workbook, then save. Next time you open Execl, it will fire the Workbook_Open event which will capture application-level events, so this will be available everywhere.

It works pretty well. See for yourself: hold Ctrl down and do some crazy clicking, and occasionally click something you’ve already selected.

ZAP!

Why this isn’t the native behavior right out of the box is beyond me.

There’s bound to be coding improvements, so let’s have ‘em.

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Offline over the weekend? Read all the tech news you missed right here

Nov10
by Sindy Cator on November 10, 2014 at 10:14 am
Posted In: Around the Web, Insider, Roundups

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Monday morning is upon us once again, but rather than lamenting the expeditious passing of another weekend, why not spend a few minutes catching up on some of the tech news and features you missed from the last two days. All you need to do is put your feet up, switch your phone to silent and catch up on the most important things that slipped by. There’s no need to thank us, we’re nice like that. Quick hits from The Next Web over the weekend We All Know a ‘Busy Bragger’ Last Chance to Enter our iPhone 6 Giveaway Good reads How…

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