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How to Select all/Invite all Friends in Facebook Fan page or Event at once best and one Working Method - SOftware Bazar

noreply@blogger.com (qadirabdul008) — Wed, 11 Jan 2012 19:29:02 PST

Hi Friends Before some monthe ago it was very easy to select all friends with java Script Code..But Now many kind wo Codes does not work…

So here is Some New Ways.
I searched alot and I got only this one and best way to Select all or invite all friends at once.
This is fireFox Extentions.
Follow the Steps and Learn How you can do this.

Download Greasemonkey Click Here Fire Fox Extention and install it into your FireFox. and must Restart your browser after installation of this plugin.
Install Select all plugin click here for select all friends in firefox. if it will not work use this mirror.
Now here you done installation
Now Restart your BrowserLogin to Your Facebook Account and go to your Facebook Fan Page or Event and click on Invite all Friends. there you can see select all friends option in your facebook select all box…
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Invisible Mobile hand phone Technology - Software Bazar

noreply@blogger.com (qadirabdul008) — Wed, 11 Jan 2012 19:24:16 PST

Mobile Technology

This is Technology world we use technology daily in many faces,
Technology growing fast day by day,

Now a glass type invisible mobile technology concepts comes, Technical departments working for this concept
They will lunch it in 2014, but it will very expensive almost 3000$
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Wifie
Touch screen
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It have many features

USe Your COmputer By Your Voice Voice Recongnition Software ► Software Bazar

noreply@blogger.com (qadirabdul008) — Sat, 24 Dec 2011 22:46:18 PST

Voice and Speech Recognition

An easy software solution to enable you to control your computer, dictate emails and letters, and have the computer read documents back to you.

10 Reasons for Trying
e-Speaking's Software

Free Download of software
Over 100 commands built-in
Ability to add more commands
Runs in Windows2000 and WindowsXP
Small file size
Utilizes latest technologies from Microsoft
Seamlesly integrate with Office
Voice commands of Mouse events
Based on SAPI and .NET technologies
Easy to Use

Now you can tell your computer what you want it to do.

Download From here : http://www.e-speaking.com/

What Is It?

Command and control your Window's computer through your voice. Operate your computer using a minimum of keystrokes or mouse clicks. If you want to move the cursor down one line, simply say: Down One. Want to check your emails? Simply say: Open Email. Add commands to open and control any Window's document or program.

What is Speech Recognition? What is Voice Recognition?

These are exciting technologies that change the way you interact with your computer. Now you can speak to your computer and it can speak back. The speech that you and your computer exchange is scripted. In other words, you can't just ask your computer how he/she is feeling? Rather, you can talk to your computer using a set of pre-defined commands and instructions (i.e., a script). Your computer will respond in the same way (also using a scripted language). For example, you can say: "File Open", and the computer would respond: "Select the file". Or you can say: "Edit Find" and the computer would ask: "Find What?".

Why speak to your computer?

People have been speaking to each other for tens of thousands of years. Our brains have evolved to perform a fantastic and complex set of analyses of auditory input (i.e., sounds). Our brains convert the sounds we hear into conceptual ideas and thoughts which in turn form the basis of instructions, commands, information, and entertainment. Though the computer is just beginning its evolution in this area, most computers are capable of hearing your speech and acting on it. This is the promise of voice recognition technology today. Using speech to interact with your computer--both you speaking to your computer and your computer speaking back.

How Does It Work?

Utilizing Microsoft's Speech Application Program Interface (SAPI) and Microsoft's .NET Framework, we have developed a very small and efficient voice command and recognition application. SAPI and .NET are both required to use this software.

Dictation as Well?

Voice Dictation is integrated into the e-Speaking application including 26 different Dictation Voice Commands.

Why e-Speaking?

Our intent in developing this product was to suppliment your ability to command and control your computer through your voice. To enable you to have access to dictation software using Microsoft's SAPI speech engine. And to allow the computer to read documents and emails to you.

How Expensive is It?

It is Shareware. That means: You can download it and try it out for 30 days to see if you like it. The 30 day trial period is Free! That's right. You can download it with over 100 built-in commands and begin using it today at no cost. If you really like the program and want to use it beyond the first 30 days, the cost is $14.

Users Guide?

Access the on-line user's guide.

What is Speech Recognition?

Speech Recognition is a technology that allows the computer to identify and understand words spoken by a person using a microphone. The ultimate goal of the technology is to be able to produce a system that can recognize with 100% accuracy all words that are spoken by any person. Even after years of research in this area, the best speech recognition software applications still cannot recognize speech with 100% accuracy. Some applications are able to recognize over 90% of words when spoken under specific constraints regarding content and previous training to recognize the speaker's speech characteristics.
Computer software that understands your speech enables you to have conversations with the computer. These conversations would include you and the computer speaking as commands or in response to events, input, or other feedback.
Speaking is easier and more intuitive than selecting buttons and menu items. Human speech has evolved over many thousands of years to become an efficient method of sharing information and giving instructions.
Useful when accessing systems through pay telephones that do not have attached keyboards.

How i can Save My Facebook Account From Hackers Facebook security issues and Prevention Techniques - Software Bazar

noreply@blogger.com (Amir Qadir) — Mon, 21 Nov 2011 09:25:39 PST

Introduction

Facebook is a very popular social networking site, but there are a number of security issues with the site that can put you at serious risk if you aren't careful. The number of facebook account hackings seem to be on the increase (at least I've been getting more bogus messages recently), and this page is in response to a friend who asked what to do after her account got hacked.

While any online account is in danger of being hacked, Facebook has unique features that make this danger even more likely. For one thing, it is very common to post personal information which can be used to steal your identity. But the significant danger is because it is so easy to run malicious programs that can hack your account. In particular, be very careful using any application that asks to access your profile.

Keep in mind that if your account is compromised, not only is your personal information exposed, but the personal information of all your friends as well. So, even if you don't have anything sensitive in your profile information, your friends might. Every time you take one of those quizzes on facebook, you are risking your information and that of your friends.

Prevention Techniques

It is much easier to prevent having your account hacked than to recover from a hacked account. Here are some good security practices that you should keep in mind not only for Facebook, but for any other web site account you might have.

Don't use Internet Explorer

There are a lot of security problems with IE. I recommend that you use Firefox instead. Other possible browsers are Safari and Opera, along with the new Chrome from Google.

One of the nice things about Firefox is all of the add-ons you can get. Some of the add-ons that I consider essential are:

Adblock Plus — you don't see any ads
NoScript — won't allow a web site to run Javascript unless you give it permission

Since ads are suppressed, you are less likely to see dangerous links. By blocking Javascript on all but the web sites you trust, you are less likely to see dangerous links. Firefox will prevent cross-site linking, which is a practice that hackers use to insert dangerous code within regular looking links.

Never click on a link

Never click on a link contained in any e-mail message or IM. Also, never type a URL directly into the address bar of your browser.

When you get an e-mail with a link, don't click on it. Hover your mouse over the link and right-click the mouse, and select "Copy Link Location" in Firefox. Next, paste the link into Google and click on search. You should see at the very top of the search results the page you expected. If, however, you see comments about phishing, malware, etc. then you know not to go there.

If somebody tells you a URL to type into your browser, ignore them. Instead, type the URL into the Google search bar and hit ENTER. As above, you should see the page you were expecting. If not, then either you made a typo, the person giving the URL was wrong, or the site is dangerous.

It is a common practice by malware writers to purchase domain names similar to valid sites, especially commonly mispelled names. They then set up a web site that looks the same as the real site. When you click on any link on the bogus site, you run the risk of downloading malware. These sites will also try to get the user to enter passwords or personal information.

Use a strong password

Find a balance between a password that is easy for you to remember and one that is hard to guess. It should have at least 6-8 characters, and should include letters and digits or possibly symbols. You should never use any word that would appear in a dictionary, the names of your pets, spouse, kids, friends, etc. There are several techniques you can use to do this:

One trick is to make up a saying or phrase and then use the first letter of each word, or possibly a symbol to represent the word. For example, let's use the phrase "This is my secret password for facebook." We could make that "t=msp4fb". We could emphasize certain words to make the password even stronger: "THIS is my SECRET password for FACEbook" can become "T=mSp4Fb"

You can make up your own symbols for words, such as "=" for is or equals, "<" for less than, before, left, etc. and ">" for greater than, after, right, etc. There is a special language call leet that might give you some more ideas for symbols. If you use leet, you might want to type short words in leet rather than just the first letter. Be careful using uncommon symbols, some systems might have problems with strange characters in the password field.

Don't use the same (or similar) password for more than one site. At a minimum, make sure your Facebook password is completely different than your password for any other site.

Don't Give Out Your Password

Of course, having a strong password doesn't help if you give your password to others. Although you hopefully would not give your password to a stranger, there are many ways in which malicious users can trick you into revealing your password. A common way is to create web sites that look like legitemate web sites, and when the victim attempts to login, their user name and password are saved and used later to hack into their account.

Facebook offers a very sneaky way of getting you to enter your user name and password: by offering to help you find your friends on facebook. Facebook asks you for your email address and password, and then uses this information to access your address book / list of contacts. They then search facebook for any matches. The problem, of course, is that your email address and password are now stored inside a facebook database. And, since facebook doesn't have a history of keeping your private information very private, you should be very concerned about that. If you want to find friends on facebook, search for them using their email address.

If you have already given out your email address and password, change your password immediately. If, in the future, you need to enter that information, I would recommend that you login to your email account, change the password to something simple (like "secret") and then submit that password. Once you have done what you needed to do, go back into your email account and change your password to something strong.

Always logout when you are done

I recall using a public terminal, and going to LinkedIn, and was surprised to find myself logged in as someone else. If you don't logout when you are done, you risk having somebody else do things with your account or download key loggers, malware, etc.

Some web sites use cookies to remember who you are so that you don't have to sign in each time. While this might be convenient when using your desktop at home, it can be disasterous on your laptop, cell phone, or PDA. When you logout, that usually destroys the cookies so that you will have to login the next time.

Change your password fairly often

If you change your password too often, it makes it hard to remember, and you might start writing it down, which would be very dangerous. The idea is to change your password often enough so that by the time somebody figures out your password, you have changed it.

Make sure you don't have a pattern between different passwords. If your password is secret1, then secret2 isn't a good password. (Of course, secret1 is a lousy password to begin with.)

Don't let others use your computer, phone, PDA, etc.

I realize that some of your friends might think you are strange if you don't let them use your computer to check their e-mail, but remember that they might accidentally download some malicious program, or actually post or send something under your name. Usually these messages are funny or embarassing, but you haven't any control.

Of course, if you have logged out from all of your applications, your friend won't be able to access your accounts, but they can still download malware to your computer.

Run Anti-virus and anti-spyware software

Not only should you run anti-virus software, but make sure you get updates on a regular basis. I usually run an update every morning, followed by a scan of my computer. Most computers come with anti-virus, but if you need a free program, try AVG Free.

Most people know about anti-virus, but not as many are aware of anti-spyware software. This works similar to anti-virus, but it is looking for programs that do things like track your web browsing. Here are some free anti-spyware software that I have used:

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noreply@blogger.com (Amir Qadir) — Fri, 18 Nov 2011 23:42:37 PST

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