Photo of the Month

Camera: Canon 60D
F-stop: 11
Exposure time: 1/400
ISO: 100
Focal Length: 35 mm

Updated List of Cities Visited

As of 03.10.2018

Updated Map of the Countries Visited

Here is a map of the countries that I visited as of 03.10.2018

• Austria
• Belgium
• Bosnia and Herzegovina
• Cambodia
• Croatia
• Cyprus
• France
• Germany
• Greece
• Hungary
• Indonesia
• Italy
• Lebanon
• Malaysia
• Malta
• Netherlands
• Poland
• Saudi Arabia
• Singapore
• Spain
• Switzerland
• Thailand
• Turkey (What a surprise, huh?)
• United Arab Emirates
• United States
• Vatican City State

Photo of the Month

Camera: Canon 60D
F-stop: 4
Exposure time: 1/20
ISO: 1000
Focal Length: 65 mm

Photo of the Month

Camera: Canon G12
F-stop: 4.5
Exposure time: 1/500
ISO: 160
Focal Length: 30 mm

AutoIt Script For Saving Screenshot

Nowadays, I have been working on automation of tasks. I have used some tools, like Selenium, QTP / UFT and AutoIt. AutoIt is the most primitive but also the most effective one in my humble opinion. Today, I'd like to share an AutoIt automation code with you.

Photo of the Month

Camera: Canon 60D
F-stop: 22
Exposure time: 1/250
ISO: 400
Focal Length: 99 mm

Calendar Template in Excel

I like keeping track of things I do. Hence, I have a list of books I read, I keep a journal at work and for social life I have a calendar where I take notes for events, dinners, parties, meetings … etc. Before I started using my current calendar, I tried finding a customizable calendar. But I couldn’t find any. Then I thought it might be better to create my own using Excel.

At the end of this post, you can create your own Excel calendar template. Let's start with the inputs...

Photo of the Month

Camera: Canon 60D
F-stop: 4
Exposure time: 1/15
ISO: 3200
Focal Length: 88 mm

Locating Startup Folder on Window 8

Since I have been using Windows platforms for a long time, I use Start menu’s “Startup” folder frequently to run several apps that I want to launch when I logon. Now I'm using Windows 8 and I couldn't find this folder. After searching, I found out a way to locate to this folder.

The best solution for locating Startup folder is executing one of these Shell commands from the run box (WIN+R):

shell:startup
or
shell:common startup

Hope this helps...