Steps are as follows:

1. Open a notepad file and past the following code then save the as “show_desktop.scf”. Filename doesn’t matter just keep the extension as scf.

[Shell]
Command=2
IconFile=explorer.exe,3
[Taskbar]
Command=ToggleDesktop

2. Click and then drag the show_desktop icon to your Quick Launch toolbar.

That’s it

*** BTW you can always go to desktop from any open window by pressing the Windows logo key+D on your keyboard

1. My first code is on flash actionscript. I learned it from a help corner of prothom-alo newspaper at 2001.

2. My aim was to be a computer engineer but i’m now an Electrical & Electronic Engineer.

3. I started learning php in early 2006. At that time internet connection was not available for me. So i search php code from my friend’s mobile browser(gprs) and then copy the code from mobile to pc. It was painful but me and my friend did it for whole night

4. I wrote my first commercial code in 2007, sold for $3000. but  i got $2000 for taking 5 extra days. – it was a 3 flash application for online photo fixing like blingee, bannermaker and logo design

5. i am a great fan of any type of video games

6. i’m also fan of cricket. My favorite cricketers are Brian Lara, Sachin Tendulker,  Wasim Akram and alll bangladeshi players.

7. I love my family very much but still not become a good family member

Here are the seven people I’m tagging:

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2. Anis Uddin Ahamed
3. Emran Hasan
4. Mahabubul Hasan Masud
5. saidur rahman bijon
6. Mizanur Rahman
7. Raju mazumdar

And here goes the rules:

- Link your original tagger(s), and list these rules on your blog.
- Share seven facts about yourself in the post – some random, some weird.
- Tag seven people at the end of your post by leaving their names and the links to their blogs.
- Let them know they’ve been tagged by leaving a comment on their blogs and/or Twitter

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   1: //Declare a class for myCustomEvent

   2: package wneeds.events{

   3:     

   4:     import flash.events.Event;

   5:  

   6:     public class myCustomEvent extends Event {

   7:         

   8:         public var myMessage:String;

   9:         

  10:         public function myCustomEvent(msg) {

  11:             

  12:             super("myCustomEvent");

  13:             myMessage = msg;

  14:         }

  15:     }

  16: }

In the above class i also declare a variable named "myMessage" to show how to pass variable in a custom event class. For triggering the custom event, it just need to include the class and use the dispatchEvent method as like below…

   1: //How to asign a event

   2: import wneeds.events.myCustomEvent;

   3:  

   4: dispatchEvent(new myCustomEvent("Hello ..."));

Now time to add Listener to listen the event from anywhere….

   1: //How to add the listener for the myCustomEvent..

   2:  

   3: this.addEventListener("myCustomEvent", showMessage);

   4:  

   5: function showMessage(e:myCustomEvent):void {

   6:     trace(e.myMessage);

   7: }

In various purpose its better to pass object. Because in object its easy to pass multiple properties and easy to write in json format.

   1: dispatchEvent(new myCustomEvent({name:'tma',height: 100, msg : 'Hello...'}));

Then it can be easily possible to get all the properties from the listener….

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Its cool interface and simple animations are awesome. I am pleased with its amazing Features. No doubt its really brilliant , ausum!!!!

Features:

• browse directories & files on the server and
• edit, copy, move, delete files,
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• create and extract archives,
• create new files and directories,
• change file permissions (chmod) and much more..
• Create and Extract Archives (ZIP, Tar, Tar/GZ, Tar/BZ)
• User Management with different permission levels like “View only” or “Edit” and “Admin”
• Available as a component for Joomla! and Mambo.

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I know Flickr, solved this problem with a downloadable desktop application. But Most Others used Java applets. But i think flash is very simple for multiple file upload. I have used flash 8 to do the job…

Demo : http://www.apueee.com/smartupload/

Download: http://www.apueee.com/downloads/smartuploader (downloaded 3742 times)

Features:

1. Multiple file selection option

2. Multiple file selection when upload on progress

3. Multiple progressbar for files

4. Its possible to remove a file from the file list even when upload on progress

5. Standard interface

6. Custom javascript function can be used after upload files.

7. Reset Option to use it again

Features Coming Soon:

1. ActionScript 2.0 to ActionScript 3.0 Migration

2. Post/Get data sending from the html

3. Flash Error message control from the javascript

4. Getting Error message from server side script

6. Custom interface setting

7. Support for all Browser.

Comments and suggestions are most welcomed

1. element : The object on which the mouse events work.
2. target : The object which needs to Drag…

and its very simple to declare new draggable object…

new dragObj(draggableObject);
new dragObj(dragHandlerObject, draggableObject);

is it confusing? 

Here at the first declaration i used only one parameter.. that means element and target are same object. if it needs to drag a object with a drag handler then its need to give two parameter. the drag handler as an element and the target object as target… The following example will clear all the confusion..:)

http://www.apueee.com/tma_examples/dragit2_tma.htm

Source Code :

<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN"

"http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/loose.dtd">

<html>

<head>

<title>Tarek Mahmud Apu : Sample Drag`n Drog Example</title>

<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=iso-8859-1">

<style type="text/css">

    .widget {

        height:200px;

        width:300px;

        position:absolute;

        border:1px outset #006666;

        border-right:1px inset #006666;

        border-bottom:1px inset #006666;

        background:#E0E0E0;

    }

    #dragit {

        height:20px;

        position:relative;

        background: #006666;

        cursor:move;

    }

    #box1 {

        height:200px;

        width:300px;

        position:absolute;

        border:1px solid red;

        background:#E0E0E0;

        cursor:move;

    }

</style>

<script type="text/javascript">

    function dragObj(element, target)

    {

        var objToDrag = (target) ? target : element;

        var dx, dy;

        // stop dragging and remove event

        function enddrag()

        {

            document.onmouseup = null;

            document.onmousemove = null;

        }

        //drag

        function drag(e)

        {

            e = e || window.event;

            objToDrag.style.top = (e.clientY - dy) + 'px';

            objToDrag.style.left = (e.clientX - dx) + 'px';

        }

        // initiate the drag

        function initDrag(e)

        {

            e = e || window.event;

            dx = Math.abs(parseInt(objToDrag.style.left) - e.clientX);

            dy = Math.abs(parseInt(objToDrag.style.top) - e.clientY);

            document.onmouseup = enddrag;

            document.onmousemove = drag;

            return false;

          }

          element.onmousedown = initDrag;

    }

    window.onload = function()

    {

      new dragObj(document.getElementById('box1'));

      new dragObj(document.getElementById('dragit'), document.getElementById('dragit').parentNode);

    }

</script>

</head>

    <body>

        <h2 align="center" >Simple Drag and Drop Examples</h2>

        <h6 align="center"><a href="http://www.apueee.com">www.apueee.com</a></h6>

        <div id="box1" style="left:100px;top:100px;"> Drag Me </div>

        <div class="widget" style="left:200px;top:200px;">

            <div id="dragit"> Drag it </div>

            <div style=" text-align:center; padding-top:50px;position:relative;color:#000"> Lorem ipsam... ... </div>

        </div>

    </body>

</html>

So it’ll make easy to declare drag`n drop html element…

   To Drag a div it needs 3 mouse events onmousedown, onmousemove and onmouseup. These three events can do all the job.

Live example here at

http://www.apueee.com/tma_examples/dragit_tma.htm

Javascript Code Here :

<script type="text/javascript">

    //initiate variables

    var element;

    var DragNow = false;

    var dx=0;

    var dy=0;

    function initDrag(e)

    {    

        e = (e)? e : event;

        DragNow = true;

        dx = Math.abs(parseInt(element.style.left) - e.clientX);

        dy = Math.abs(parseInt(element.style.top) - e.clientY);

        //declare mousemove and mouseup event

        document.onmousemove = startDrag;

        document.onmouseup = stopDrag;

    }

    function stopDrag()

    {

        DragNow = false;

    }

    function startDrag(e)

    {

        e = (e)? e : event;

        if(DragNow)

        {

            element.style.top = (e.clientY - dy) + 'px';

            element.style.left = (e.clientX - dx) + 'px';

        }

    }

    window.onload = function()

    {

      //set the draggable element 

      element = document.getElementById(elementId); 

      //initiate mousedown event

      element.onmousedown = initDrag;

    }

</script>

Here the important thing is that the position of the element must 

be 'absolute'.

That's all about the drag`n drop.