Calling an international number

Calling an international number 
9-011-international number
8-011-international number
9-011-90-532-NNN NN NN

IBM Lotus notes calendar

This is a great tool to synchronize your IBM Lotus Notes calendar with your Google calendar.

http://sourceforge.net/projects/lntogoogle/

Then go to this address and decide which calendars to synchronize on your iPhone

https://www.google.com/calendar/iphoneselect
http://m.google.com/sync

Huawei 3G modem drivers for Mac and Windows

Huawei 3G modems and their drivers for MAC and Windows.

Mac drivers Download

Windows drivers Download

Install OpenCV on iPhone for development

http://niw.at/articles/2009/03/14/using-opencv-on-iphone/en

during installation of homebrew use the link

ruby -e "$(curl -fsSL http://www.boxcryptor.com/homebrew-install)"

instead

Use Multi-Byte Character Set

I recently got this error

error C2664: 'InternetOpenW' : cannot convert parameter 1 from 'const char [10]' to 'LPCWSTR'

when I was trying to compile/build my source code including web.cpp and web.h. Later comparing my old setting with the new ones I realized that I solved it using the project properties.

Right Clik on Project name > Properties > Configuration Properties > Character Set should be chosen as "Use Multi-Byte Character Set"

How to Install OpenCV 2.1 on your Windows using Cmake GUI

Download “OpenCV-2.1.0-win.zip” and extract it to “C:\Program Files\OpenCV\OpenCV210”. This folder now should include subfolders like

• C:\Program Files\OpenCV\OpenCV210\3rdparty
• C:\Program Files\OpenCV\OpenCV210\apps
• C:\Program Files\OpenCV\OpenCV210\data
• C:\Program Files\OpenCV\OpenCV210\utils
• And also should include CmakeLists.txt, (C:\Program Files\OpenCV\OpenCV210\CmakeLists.txt)

Download “cmake-2.8.1-win32-x86.exe” and install Cmake GUI.

• Where is the source code? > C:\Program Files\OpenCV\OpenCV210\
• Where to build the binaries? > C:\Program Files\OpenCV\OpenCV210\
• Library files (C:\Program Files\OpenCV\OpenCV210\lib) and Binaries (C:\Program Files\OpenCV\OpenCV210\bin) are going to be put in corresponding folders.
• Click “Configure” for a second time and the red lines will turn white. Then click on “Generate”.
• “OpenCV.sln” will be put in C:\Program Files\OpenCV\OpenCV210\.

Open “OpenCV.sln” using Microsoft Visual Studio 2008 and build whatever you need, Right Click on cv, cxcore, highgui or other library components you may wish and click on “Build” both in Debug and Release modes.

Install OpenCV 2.1 for Microsoft Visual Studio 2008

Install OpenCV:

• Download the OpenCV 2.1.0 Windows installer from SourceForge - "OpenCV-2.1.0-win32-vs2008.exe".
• Install it to a folder, say "C:\Program Files\OpenCV\OpenCV210\". This article will refer to this path as $openCVDir
• During installation check the option to add it to your Current User PATH

Configure Visual Studio:

1. Open VC++ Directories configuration: Tools > Options > Projects and Solutions > VC++ Directories
2. Choose "Show directories for: Include files" then Add "$openCVDir\include\opencv"
3. Choose "Show directories for: Library files" then Add "$openCVDir\lib" (*.lib and *.dll files)
4. Choose "Show directories for: Source files"
   Add "$openCVDir\src\cv"
   Add "$openCVDir\src\cvaux"
   Add "$openCVDir\src\cxcore"
   Add "$openCVDir\src\highgui"
   

Configure your Project:
After you've created a project you'll need to add the OpenCV dependencies.
Open Project Properties: Project > %projectName% Properties...
Open Linker Input properties: Configuration Properties > Linker > Input
Open the "..." window to edit "Additional Dependencies" and on each line put:
"cv210.lib"
"cxcore210.lib"
"highgui210.lib"

"ml210.lib"

"opencv_ffmpeg210.lib"

And any other lib file necessary for your project
Your project should now build. If you get any errors try restarting Visual Studio and then doing a clean Rebuild.