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Gratis -
Free Resources
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As new business efforts and projects are undertaken,
occasionally new whitepapers and programs are developed
which can be made available through the public domain.
Similar to Open Source, such resources can provide
opportunities for people to work collaboratively with others
who have similar interests and business challenges.
This, in turn, encourages open exchanges of ideas and
knowledge sharing which can expand and improve existing
solutions.
As such resources are made available, they are published on
this site.
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IP
Blocker by Aaron Packard - Open Source Code, Version
1.0 (Also See Version 2.0 Below)
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Purpose of this utility - For use when blocking pesky
users and subnets of IP networks. Built on 30 June 2006 and
refined on 08 July 2006. This code is written in ASP
and filters IP addresses via a customizable array.
This code snippet may be downloaded and used by anyone. |
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Function & Description - Aaron Packard was unable to find
easily obtainable pre-written ASP code to block website
visitors and IP subnets based on IP address(es). The
necessary code was subsequently written and deployed for use
on THIS website. The code is now available to anyone at no
cost. By incorporating this snippet, webmasters will be able
to filter out any unwanted users - or entire subnets! Works
for all class networks. This code has been designated as
'open-source', and it may be freely distributed, modified,
and used by anyone.
Please note that instructions are written in English.
 Click
here to view PDF of script and instructions |
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IP
Blocker Plus by Aaron Packard - Open Source Code, Version
2.0
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Next
generation version of IP Blocker. This version of IP
Blocker utilizes an Access® database rather than hard-coding
IP addresses within the actual ASP file. With this
version, webmasters must have a copy of Access® to edit the .MDB
file. File must be uploaded after updating. |
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Please note that instructions are written in English.
Click
here to download a ZIP file of the script, sample boot page,
database, and readme file |
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Obtaining Your
PMP® Certification - Whitepaper
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Purpose
of this guide - This whitepaper is written to assist those
who wish to obtain their PMP® Certification from the Project
Management Institute®. The whitepaper is organized
into simple to read, step-by-step instructions, that explain
from start to finish the processes necessary to pursue the
accreditation. An authoritative guide, this booklet
walks readers through the processes of identifying suitable
training courses, filling-out and submitting the PMP®
application, and sitting for the exam. A must read for
anyone interested in attaining this important certification!
Please note that this guide is written in English.
Click here to begin downloading "How
To Pass The PMP Exam" now! |
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How to
Automatically Update Job Boards - Whitepaper
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Purpose of this
Guide - This whitepaper will instruct readers on how to
create a utility that automatically
updates job or resume postings on the popular employment
boards.
Today, all of the major employment sites itemize their search lists
based on the age of postings. Postings that are most
recent appear at the top of search listings, and those that
are older appear towards the bottom of search listings. This
manual instructs readers on how to create a sustainable
utility that regularly updates listings so that they
always appear at the top at job sites. Job Boards
that this whitepaper applies to include: |
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Monster ®
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Career Builder ®
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Computer Jobs
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Hot
Jobs ®
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Career Mosaic
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6-Figure Jobs ®
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Others
Please note that this guide is written in English.
Click
here to begin downloading "Career Site Automatic Updating
Capability Instructions by Aaron Packard" now! |
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All
organizations and products listed herein, their respective
logos, service marks, copyrights, trademarks, and other
legal registrations, are the sole properties of their
respective organizations and/or companies. |
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