VS.Php for Visual Studio 2010

VS.Php is a PHP IDE (integrated development environment) based on Visual Studio IDE. With VS.Php you can design, develop, debug and deploy PHP applications within the Visual Studio IDE. VS.Php key features are around providing rich PHP editor as well as Smarty editing capabilities. Also is the ability to debug PHP scripts locally as well as remotely.

Benefits
Be more productive and obtain faster results
Build dynamic web applications and web services using PHP
Collaborate better with your software team
Ensure quality early and often throughout the development process
Deploy your application securely
Leverage your existing software tool investment

Why VS.Php?
If you are a .Net developer you may wonder why VS.Php? PHP is one of the most popular languages for developing web applications. In fact, the PHP community has the largest pool of rich open source applications, frameworks and resources to make your development life easier. VS.Php lets those who enjoy using Visual Studio use their favorite IDE for PHP development. VS.Php also provides many unique features by leveraging the Visual Studio IDE like PHP/Javascript debugging.


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Download Office 2010 Theme For Windows 7

The Office 2010 theme for Windows 7 gives your Windows 7 Office 2010 touch just by replacing some system files. The theme brings several Office 2010 UI enhancements such as Start menu orb, navigation buttons, cursors, Office 2010 hover in favourites list and more.

Installing the theme is also simple. You can refer “read me” file in the theme pack to know the installation procedure. You can also refer our how to install a third-party theme in Windows 7 guide. The pack comes with all the files and tools that are required to successfully install the theme in Windows 7 (x86).

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MouseExtender - A free Software

MouseExtender is a free launcher that’s activated in-place via the middle mouse button or any user defined mouse+keyboard combination. It can launch programs, files, folders, or URLs, supports dragging and dropping shortcuts onto its interface, and allows organizing shortcuts into different tabs. As they say: when it rains it pours! I had I reviewed RUNit, a really cool launcher that I liked, only to discover MouseExtender a week later. Both of these share one important characteristic: that they are quickly and easily accessible. But MouseExtender has the edge in terms of the coolness/style factor.

• How to use: simply click on the middle mouse button anywhere on screen and the launcher appears. you can set other mouse+keyboard combos to do this, useful for laptop users like myself.
• Tabs: the top titlebar displays tabs (which actually look more like little buttons) that can be used for organizing shortcuts. You can click a little desktop pin in the titlebar to "pin" the launcher to the screen and keep always on top of other screens.
• Drag and drop: the easiest way to add shortcuts is to drag and drop; however, note that you will have to "pin" the launcher to your desktop to be able to do this. You can drag shortcuts from anywhere (e.g. the desktop, the start menu, the Quicklaunch area, etc.) One really cool option is its ability to add shortcuts for programs running in memory.
• Managing shortcuts: simply right click on the launcher interface to delete, rename, move to other tabs, etc.
  

The verdict: overall a very nice launcher that combines form and function. I like the tabs feature as well as the "pin to desktop" function.
Version Tested: 1.5
Compatibility: Windows XP, Vista, Windows 7. Requires MS .NET Framework 3.5 SP1
Go to the program home page to download the latest version (approx 109K).