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  1. First and Last Entry on a Page using Modulus Remainderhttps://www.joellipman.com/articles/cms/website-development/php/first-and-last-entry-on-a-page-using-modulus-remainder.html

    was glaringly obvious, just do a primary school mathematics table and it all makes sense (see my 10 mod table below). This article is a quick note (so I never spend as long again) in PHP on how to determine when looping through a loop, which entry was...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Joel Lipman
    • Category: Personal Home Page
    • Language: *

  2. Excel: Extract hyperlink from linkhttps://www.joellipman.com/component/content/article/excel-extract-hyperlink-from-link.html?catid=110&Itemid=165

    A quick article on if you want to extract the link from some text you have copied off the web and into an MS Excel document. How? Open up a new workbook. Get into VBA (Press Alt+F11) Insert a new module (Insert > Module) Copy and Paste the Excel user...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Joel Lipman
    • Category: Excel
    • Language: en-GB

  3. Splatter Logohttps://www.joellipman.com/component/content/article/splatter-logo.html?catid=115&Itemid=165

    I saw this article and rather than bookmark it I thought I could just have it here for easy reference. It was written for Photoshop but I use Paint Shop Pro and felt I could do the same. It's just so complicated in Photoshop when web-developers need to...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Joel Lipman
    • Category: Graphic Design
    • Language: *

  4. Calculate Aspect Ratiohttps://www.joellipman.com/component/content/article/calculate-aspect-ratio.html?catid=115&Itemid=165

    So this is a quick article on how to maintain an aspect ratio when resizing an image. How? These are the calculations to work out the new height given the width or the new width given the height: (original height / original width) x new width = new...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Joel Lipman
    • Category: Graphic Design
    • Language: *
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