Create TABLE #temp (TableName VARCHAR (255), RowCnt INT)
EXEC sp_MSforeachtable 'Insert INTO #temp Select ''?'', COUNT(*) FROM ?'
Select TableName, RowCnt FROM #temp ORDER BY TableName
Drop TABLE #temp
Tuesday, August 17, 2010
XBMC Global Keyboard
http://wiki.xbmc.org/index.php?title=Keyboard_and_Mouse#Mac_Keymapping
⌘H and ⌘M to iconize
⌘F to toggle fullscreen
⌘S to take screenshots inside XBMC
Common Platform-Independent Keymapping
Key | Description, Notes |
Any Single character | That button on the keyboard, Case INSENSITIVE |
O | Displays CPU usage and video diagnostic information |
P | Play |
Space | Pause |
X | Stop |
L | Cycle subtitles |
T | Toggle subtitles on and off |
F | FastForward |
R | Rewind |
Left-arrow | Left |
Right-arrow | Right |
Up-arrow | Up |
Down-arrow | Down |
Page Up | Page Up |
Page Down | Page Down |
Return | Select |
Backspace | Parent Directory |
Q | Queue |
W | Marked as Watched |
M | Activate OSD Player Controls |
S | Activate Shutdown Menu |
Esc | Home menu (remembering the last menu-position when you return to it) |
I | Media Info |
Application key | Context Menu |
C | Context Menu |
Period | Skip Next |
Comma | Skip Previous |
Tab | Toggles fullscreen modes (either visualisation or video playback) |
Print Screen | Screenshot |
Minus (-) | Volume Down |
Plus (+) | Volume Up |
Zero (0) | Number0 |
One (1) | Number 1 |
Two (2) | Number 2 |
Three (3) | Number 3 |
Four (4) | Number 4 |
Five (5) | Number 5 |
Six (6) | Number 6 |
Seven (7) | Number 7 |
Eight (8) | Number 8 |
Nine (9) | Number 9 |
Backslash (\) | Toggle Application Full Screen / Windowed mode |
End | Shutdown XBMC |
Platform Specific Keymapping
Live and Linux Keymapping
?Mac Keymapping
⌘Q and ⌘W to close⌘H and ⌘M to iconize
⌘F to toggle fullscreen
⌘S to take screenshots inside XBMC
VF5023-B1 Dual Column Wall-Mounted Furniture Installation instructions
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001DD6NQ8/ref=oss_product
The main thing to remember when putting it together is this;
1) assemble the entire outer portion of the rack before you attempt to hang the two super strong brackets that hold everything on the wall, and
2) pick your background (Black Glass or Cherry Wood) before you install the actual shelves and start putting your components on them and slide the decided upon background pieces in place, allowing them to slide down and rest on the floor. Otherwise you'll be undoing everything you did after you realize you can't fit the backgrounds in after your components are in place.
Summary: This hanging shelf unit really is worth the trouble it takes to install using such bad instructions. Don't allow my installation comments to discourage you from buying it, because you'll love it once installed. 5-Stars Plus!!! You might say a few choice words while trying to figure out where to place to brackets to hang this unit. Check this unit out before buying any other type of TV stand/ AV component shelf.
Additional Info: In order to keep all of the wires hidden from view, I installed an additional electrical outlet behind where the actual wall unit was going to be hung. This was to enable plugging in the Power Surge unit that would be hidden behind the wall unit because I didn't want this big heavy cord showing below my fancy new wall unit.
The main thing to remember when putting it together is this;
1) assemble the entire outer portion of the rack before you attempt to hang the two super strong brackets that hold everything on the wall, and
2) pick your background (Black Glass or Cherry Wood) before you install the actual shelves and start putting your components on them and slide the decided upon background pieces in place, allowing them to slide down and rest on the floor. Otherwise you'll be undoing everything you did after you realize you can't fit the backgrounds in after your components are in place.
Summary: This hanging shelf unit really is worth the trouble it takes to install using such bad instructions. Don't allow my installation comments to discourage you from buying it, because you'll love it once installed. 5-Stars Plus!!! You might say a few choice words while trying to figure out where to place to brackets to hang this unit. Check this unit out before buying any other type of TV stand/ AV component shelf.
Additional Info: In order to keep all of the wires hidden from view, I installed an additional electrical outlet behind where the actual wall unit was going to be hung. This was to enable plugging in the Power Surge unit that would be hidden behind the wall unit because I didn't want this big heavy cord showing below my fancy new wall unit.
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