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I needed a way to prevent mouse clicks if I touch the touchpad accidentally while I'm typing on my laptop. There are few free tools out there that automatically lock the touchpad while typing and releases it when you stop typing. However, none gave me the configuration options I wanted, thus came "Touchpad Locker".

Touchpad Locker locks/disables the touchpad while you're typing, releases it when you stop typing and gives you the freedom to tweak the details when/how long to lock the touchpad. It's a small weekend project, but I think it might be useful to others so I've placed it online. Have fun.

Touchpad Locker

I got few e-mails saying that RSS Popper doesn't work with Outlook 2010. My guess is that Microsoft changed something in the registration of Add-ins in Outlook.

I'll check it only with the final version of Outlook 2010 later this year.

UPDATE: It work's just fine with Outlook 2010 x32, so I guess the problem is only with the x64 version.

Labels: Outlook 2010

From time to time I get requests to write Twitter Add-In for Outlook, and every time I have the same answer: you can use RSS Popper to get updates from Twitter to Outlook (or any RSS reader for that matter).

Twitter got RSS feeds for most interesting things.

Labels: Outlook, RSS, RSS Popper, Twitter

It was brought to my attention that the 'Feeds Info' window does not allow people who are using Windows accessibility software (screen reading, MSAA) to get the feed names (they get 'checkbox' instead).

With the help of this testing utility I've fixed this issue in version 0.39d.

Labels: MSAA