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As I use Synergy to control my Mac, here are the shortcut I have on XCode General Ctrl (win) = Ctrl (mac) Win = Alt Alt = Cmd/Apple Editor Switch .h/.mm Ctrl+Alt+Up Running/debugging Run Alt+R Continue Ctrl+Alt+Y

I could not find a simple way to call a .bat file from cygwin and passing argument. One solution I found is to cmd /c. But in cygwin the must be spelled "cmd //c". Example: cmd //c "dir"

Test java install at the following link:  http://www.java.com/fr/download/help/testvm.xml Sun java plugin Remove any existing instance of open jdk plugin sudo apt-get remove icedtea6-plugin Then install: Sun java plugin Make the plugin work It this link still does not work: http://www.java.com/fr/download/help/testvm.xml sudo update-alternatives --config firefox-javaplugin.so sudo update-alternatives --config mozilla-javaplugin.so Choosing /usr/lib/jvm/java-6-sun/jre/lib/i386/libnpjp2.so has worked for me Open jdk plugin Remove any existing instance of sun java plugin sudo apt-get remove sun-java6-plugin Then install: Icedtea plugin

This assumes that you have a new wordpress installed with multisite enabled and that you want to move an existing site into it. It also assumes that you have WordPress MU Domain Mapping plugin installed Database export current database as sql and edit sql file replace `wp_ with `wp_ nnn _ where nnn is the blog id in wp_options change field name wp_user_roles to wp_nnn_user_roles Note that wp_user will be ignored  Rename links wp-content/uploads/xxx to files/xxx wp-content/gallery to wp-content/blogs.dir/nnn/gallery import the file in the new database Files Transfer content of uploads to blogs.dir/nnn/files (Nextgen) Transfer content of gallery to blogs.dir/gallery Settings update (Nextgen) option: update default folder (wp-content/gallery) to wp-content/blogs.dir/ nnn /gallery/ (to do this in wp_nnn_options, field ngg_options Post update After importing the new database, you might to change some links after changing the domain name: UPDATE wp_nnn_posts SET POST_CONTENT...

To autoformat the source code with the correct indentation the shortest shortcut I found is CTRL+A,K,F (keep CTRL pressed than press A - to select all - then K then F to reformat)

Go to Tools|Customize... then press the Keyboard... button at the bottom. Look for Build.BuildOnlyProject and assign whatever shortcut you want (F7, F11...)

Under cygwin but sing regular Win32 svn, setting the SVN_EDITOR for example using notepad++ is the following: export SVN_EDITOR='"C:\Program Files (x86)\Notepad++\notepad++.exe"'