Here is the solution:

Select Preferences -> Browse Packages… to open your Packages folder, and open the Objective-C subfolder. Open Objective-C.tmLanguage in Sublime as an XML file (open it in sublime), and comment out (or remove entirely) Line 7:

<string>m</string>

Save the file and close it. Next, open Objective-C++.tmLanguage and do the same thing to Line 8:

<string>M</string>

Save and close that file as well.

Finally, just to make sure your Open all with current extension as… command worked, go to Packages/User and check for the existence of a file called MATLAB.sublime-settings. Open it as a JSON file, and double-check that its contents are as follows:

{
     "extensions";
     [
         "m"
     ]
}

If for some reason the file doesn’t exist, create it with the above contents and save it.

Preference – User – above contents – save it as ‘MATLAB.sublime-settings

You should now be able to open any .m file and have the syntax automatically set to MATLAB.

(This solution mainly come from http://stackoverflow.com/questions/24016186/setting-default-syntax-for-sublime-doesnt-work)

The university libraries provide the access to many databases but you need to use library search engine and log in every time. How to avoid this?

Quite annoying. I found a way to avoid jumping around the pages (Thanks for St. Jacob).

Here is the method:

I add “ezp.lib.unimelb.edu.au” to the end of the target database address after I found a paper in Google Scholar, then it will redirect to the library login page.

For example, one of the paper’s addresses is:

I modified it in the address bar as:

Then the browser will jump to the library website directly, you only need to login for one time.

I spent one more day to create a Chrome Extension to do this job on a click. This is the first time I developed Chrome extension and it is also the first time I used Javascript.

Here is the extension file, download it and install in to the chrome (How to install? OK, just drag the crx file into any chrome page, it will install automatically).

ezp.crx

or install from Chrome Webstore.

Here are instructions:

• Download and install the chrome extension. you can either download from this website or search in the chrome extension market.

You should see this extension in your chrome after installation.

• try a paper, as you can tell, you need to login to read it

• click the extension and it will take you to the university library login page

That’s it!