Windows (7) CMD prompt Run as Administrator Dims Display

Windows (7) CMD prompt Run as Administrator Dims Display

I have a Run As Administrator CMD prompt which works fine (no dimming), however, even with UAC set to  "Never Notify", 

 

when I spawn a subsequent (child) cmd session, 

i.e. c:\LocalData> runas /user:{domain}\{adminusername}"cmd /k color 0E & echo ... etc"

... UAC would kick in and dim my display ... MOST annoying!

Copious searching failed to uncover a solution.

On a whim I tried moving UAC back just one level ...

 

... viola! No more screen dimming!

How to Display HTML code on a Blogger blog post

The seemingly simple task of showing someone a string of HTML or JavaScript code to use on their blog/web site can be a challenge because the blog compiler interprets the string to be displayed on the page as something it should process and turn into a web function.

One way around this is to enclose the code in a <textarea> 

To do this in Blogger, switch to the HTML view of your post and find where you want to display the code snippet.
insert a <textarea cols="70" rows="1"> tag followed by your code string and completed by the </textarea> tag so your post looks like this ...

and example of how to use html tags like <b><i>and</b></i> etc without them being compiled

Another way is to replace all actual < and > characters with their ASCII code equivalents &#60 ; and &#62 ; or &lt ; and &gt ; so your post looks like this ...