Touch Screen Laptops

New touch screen laptops is not a such good idea in my opinion , as they just made those screens touchable and installed them on the current laptops just because of windows 8 touchable features.

you can not just make the current laptops screen touchable without change the laptop design it is not working like that.
every time you touch the screen it moves to the back and vibrate.
 
hardware companies should create new designs for the laptops to handle the touch technology to make it usable and user friendly devices.
 
some companies like lenovo did that already and came out with new designs .

 the current design for windows 8 is good for tablets only, Microsoft must create another interface for desktops and laptops . metro style is so confusing interface when you use it on a regular PC.

  I am happy with my windows 7 on my desktop and laptops.
if i will use windows 8 i will use it on tablet only.

 let me know your opinions also about touch screens on regular laptops and windows 8 metro style on desktop.




 

ACESS NOT IN Query Issue

Not in statement in access returns no results even I know well that there is some records not in the sub query table.

After searching this issue the only reason I found, if there is null values in the sub query selected list

Then the (not in sub query) statement not working in the way it should

To make not in statement work correctly in MS-Access you should remove the null values then it will return correct results

SELECT *

FROM TABLE1

WHERE TABLE1.C1 NOT IN

(SELECT TABLE2.C2 FROM TBALE2);

How to disable Asp.Net button after been clicked

1st step: Create Java script function to disable the button and added to the web page


<script language="javascript">

function disableBtn(btnID, newText) {


var btn = document.getElementById(btnID);


setTimeout("setImage('"+btnID+"')", 10);


btn.disabled = true;


btn.value = newText;


}


</script>

2nd step:  Add script to the button

OnClientClick="disableBtn(this.id, 'Upload data ')" UseSubmitBehavior="false"