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This week I’ve mostly been trying to figure out a way to digitalise some of my bank statements to make accountancy and archiving easier.
I figured there must be a way to scan them in using a document scanner, then use OCR software to render the data into Excel.
Of course, nothing does this natively, but there are ways to do it.
I wrote a little script for an article on fixr.co.uk entitled “Remove OGA Notifier“.
Today I discovered that mydigitallife.info had clearly taken details from my batch file code and used it without giving me or fixr.co.uk any credit at all.
W32Dasm (or Win32DASM) doesn’t seem to exist on the map any more, but it’s still a very useful programmers tool, especially if you like reverse engineering.
W32Dasm is a Windows 32-bit (Win32) disassembler. What it does is display the programs routines in assembly code, which makes it easier for you to trace what the software is doing.
I like to use this software every once in a while, but recently I found there were no decent sources for this software.
I’ve been meaning to publish a post about Pingotron for some time now, but now I fear it’s already too late.
Quite a few months back I was looking for an application that could sit on my desktop and tell me instantly if any of my servers had stopped responding by ping.