I have been using MacBook Air with Lion. To match with the touch pad behavior, Apple decided to reverse the direction of mouse wheel. Now that I get used to wheel up to make the content to scroll up.

I wanted the same behavior on Windows 7. Here's how to do it.

Lately I bought a Mac Mini to use as a file and internal web server. To regularly backup files on the Mac Mini, I've set up a task schedule that runs Robocopy to mirror the server folder.

It runs mostly fine, but only for a certain file (or maybe a folder), I get the following error.

Invalid MS-DOS Function

This is a note when I've built the Android development environment on Windows 7 (64 bit) Premium Home.

• Eclipse

Used 32 bit version Galileo (version 3.5). This is due to that Android SDK doesn't support Helios yet.

• JDK

Used 32 bit version of 1.6.0_21. The initial revision of that version doesn't work, so needed to download the latest one.

• Android SDK

Sharing Windows 7 folder is such a pain because Microsoft has changed a lot of default setting, mainly for the security reason, I think. But that made it so difficult to share a folder on Windows 7.

Windows 7 to Windows 7

Usually, Windows 7 to Windows 7 sharing is straightforward.

Configuration

The following is the base configuration.

Sony has decided not to support the model of my laptop.

http://esupport.sony.com/US/perl/os7upgrade.pl?stage1=24&stage2=492&stag...

I use a laptop at work, and one at home (this is my own). Both have 2GB of memory, but I use many heavy applications at the same time, so I tried Windows ReadyBoost feature.

ReadyBoost on Vista

Windows 7 seems a hot topic nowadays, so I installed its RC version. According to some articles, it is much lighter and responsive compared to Vista.

Testbed

The PC I used is Sony VGN-SZ430N, which came with pre-installed Vista Business.