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Starcraft 2 Vs Starcraft 1 Whats Different

Starcraft 2 Vs Starcraft 1 Whats Different Starcraft 1.5, or Starcraft 2? Theres been a lot of weary forum users making the claim that Starcraft 2 is really just Starcraft 1.5. This will be the topic of this article. Ill start out by listing all the new changes for Starcraft 2 and Battle.net 2.0. Changes: Terran: Units Removed Removed Vulture Removed Firebat Removed Goliath Removed Wraith Removed Medic Removed Science Vessel Removed Valkyrie Thats a pretty hefty chunk of units from the Terran arsenal that have been removed. Mind you this is still beta so this is all subject to change. Units Added Banshee Hellion Marauder Reaper Medivac Raven Thor Viking Units Kept SCV Marine Siege Tank Ghost Battlecruiser That means that 62% of the the Terran units are brand new. Terran Macro Mechanics The Terran has a unique macro mechanic that is used after upgrading the Command Center to an Orbital Command center. What it does is collect 30 minerals every load, but takes about 3 times longer than ...

Some beginners ideas about JavaScript mouse event handling in different browsers

Some beginners ideas about JavaScript mouse event handling in different browsers From the very beginning JavaScript had to fight the various browser incompatibilities and this is still an issue today. In this blog Id like to highlight some of the issues with JavaScript mouse events. Nothing new for the experienced JavaScript developer but an issue of confusion for newcomers. And I wont go into the IE and Microsoft event model (look here for a good description) differences but restrict myself to Firefox and Safari. My experimental setup consists of two SELECT boxes called Left and Right . The Left box contains one OPTION element. The boxes and the option are coloured to highlight their boundaries. A TEXTAREA shows the log of events (and can be cleared with the Clear log button). The SELECT boxes have been set up to capture MOUSEOVER, MOUSEDOWN and MOUSEUP events. There is one line in the log for each event consisting of: the type of event (MOUSEOVER etc.) the type of element wh...

SSRS 2005 Different color for Alternative Rows

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SSRS 2005 Different color for Alternative Rows Problem : You want each row in your tabular data to have different color, like zibra cross. Solution : 1. Select the Row 2. Go to Properties 3. in BackgroundColor property Choose, Expression 4. Write in the Expression window : =IIF((RowNumber("dataset_name") mod 2 =0),"Gray","White") And you are done. Keywords: SQL Server Reporting Services, SSRS, SSRS Alternative Row Color download  file  now