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License of this blog

2016-02-22T00:00:00+06:00

Unless I explicitely mention something else, the below license will be applied to all of my posts and contents: Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License

which means … anyone is free to:

Share — copy and redistribute the material in any medium or format
Adapt — remix, transform, and build upon the material

This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License.

Attribution should go as: Khaled Monsoor (https://kmonsoor.com)

Pelican blog : Create a prefilled MarkDown(*.md) post

2015-12-21T00:44:00+06:00

I use this Python script to jump-start a new post. Nothing fancy, but useful.
Especially, if you are like me; hate to do same staff repeatedly.

Clone this script in your blog’s working folder on your pc. Once and forever.

$ git clone https://gist.github.com/942d661b4666ddce352f.git

Now, whenever you create a new post, run it like:

$ python2 ./pelican_new_MD_post_template.py 'your new blog post title'

Then, it will create a empty post in ./content/articles/ folder, by default.
Now, edit that post and blog away.

Here’s the script:

Thanks for being here. Got any improvement suggestions? Plz let me know by comment on either here or on the Github gist.

Install English (or another) Language Pack of Microsoft Office 2007, 2010 Enterprise : Step by step

2012-01-19T13:49:00+06:00

Please Note¶

If you are stuck with Windows 7, operating system of your PC, in a foreign language, this is not what you are looking for. Please check out my relevant post.

Background¶

As I have worked for a giant Korean conglomerate, I have to install Office 2007 Enterprise edition Korean version. I hunted, searched, tested many ways to convert/choose for English. But failed.

But, now, I got it. Here’s how.

Process¶

At first, check of your desired language file (matching with your version of Office) here. For Office 2010, check here.
If it is there, voilà! You got it.
Install the downloaded EXE file. As a security check, plz check the publisher name if it is “Microsoft” or not. If it is “Microsoft”, you have nothing to worry about security.
After completion, please restart your PC or laptop whether Windows tells so or not.
Now, check using MS Office Language preference that is it set or not as below:
…
Now, happily use “Office” in your desired language.

Credits¶

I got the link from a user comment here. Though I didn’t believe at first place. But it worked anyway.