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Password Protect folders in Windows without any Software

2012-02-03T10:56:00.000+08:00

Most of us have private data. Not all of us have a private computer to keep that data. So, we just end up with other people viewing that data. Although password protecting software do work, it is almost useless to hide private data with these software(because we are always questioned as to what it is that we are hiding with the help of these software).

Hidden folders do not work as they can be easily searched with Windows Search. So, we need an alternative way to create hidden password protected folders which only we can access. And that is exactly what we will learn in this post.

With this trick, you can create a secure password protected folder in Windows which no one except you can access. To use this trick, follow the instructions given below:-
1. Open Notepad.
2. Copy and paste the exact code given below:-

cls
@ECHO OFF
title thecreativeinc.blogspot.com
if EXIST "Control Panel.{21EC2020-3AEA-1069-A2DD-08002B30309D}" goto UNLOCK
if NOT EXIST MyFolder goto MDMyFolder
:CONFIRM
echo Are you sure to lock this folder? (Y/N)
set/p "cho=>"
if %cho%==Y goto LOCK
if %cho%==y goto LOCK
if %cho%==n goto END
if %cho%==N goto END
echo Invalid choice.
goto CONFIRM
:LOCK
ren MyFolder "Control Panel.{21EC2020-3AEA-1069-A2DD-08002B30309D}"
attrib +h +s "Control Panel.{21EC2020-3AEA-1069-A2DD-08002B30309D}"
echo Folder locked
goto End
:UNLOCK
echo Enter password to Unlock Your Secure Folder
set/p "pass=>"
if NOT %pass%== thecreativeinc.blogspot.com goto FAIL
attrib -h -s "Control Panel.{21EC2020-3AEA-1069-A2DD-08002B30309D}"
ren "Control Panel.{21EC2020-3AEA-1069-A2DD-08002B30309D}" MyFolder
echo Folder Unlocked successfully
goto End
:FAIL
echo Invalid password
goto end
:MDMyFolder
md MyFolder
echo MyFolder created successfully
goto End
:End

3. Click on the File Menu. Click on Save As.

4. Select All Types in the Save As Type dropdown menu. Save the file as *.bat or Locker.bat.

After creating the file, double click on the Saved file. A new folder will be created. Enter your data in the folder. Again, double click on the batch file. Type Y and press Enter. The folder will be hidden from view.

To re-view your folder, double click on the saved batch file. Enter password as "tweakandtrick.blogspot.com" without quotes and press Enter key. This is also the default password. Your folder will be visible again.

To change the default password, edit the part of the code given in blue and enter your own password.

The overall usability of this trick can be improved by deleting the batch file after hiding your folder and re-creating it when you wish to access your folder again.

If you face any problem using this trick, you can write a comment and I will do my best to help you.

Note: This works on Windows 7, Windows XP and Vista. First try this on useless data to be sure and then only hide your personal data.

What is Hosting?

2012-01-02T11:20:00.000+08:00

Hosting is a place for you to store any file.

Download Facebook 3.0 For iPhone

2011-12-14T14:15:00.001+08:00

Facebook has updated its Facebook app foriPhone users to download via the Apple App Store. The new Facebook 3.0 is a completely revamp version of Facebook application. The latest Facebook 3.0 has been included with several improvements for enhancing user experience.

Facebook 3.0 includes the following improvements:

Easily view upcoming Events and RSVP.
Write notes and read your friends’ notes.
See your friends’ birthdays.
See Pages and post updates and photos to Pages you administer.
Upload videos from an iPhone 3GS.
Upload photos to any album.
Complete photo management (create albums, delete albums, delete photos, delete photo tags).
Change your profile picture.
Zoom into photos.
Like posts and photos.
See the same News Feed as the Facebook website.
Visit links in a built-in web browser.
Become a fan of Pages.
Quickly call or text your friends.
Create shortcuts to your favorite friends and Pages.
Friends sorted by first or last name according to your settings.
See all of your friends’ friends and Pages.
See mutual friends.
Easily search for people and Pages.
Make friend requests.
Chat friends sorted alphabeticaly.

Example of features:

You may Download Facebook 3.0 application

Facebook for iPad Free Download

2011-12-13T14:12:00.000+08:00

The long awaited Facebook for iPad has finally been released on October 10th, 2011, ahead of arrival of iPhone 4S and iOS 5. Previously, Facebook users using an iPad had to rely on Facebook for iPhone and iPod touch which is not optimized for iPad bigger screen, or access Facebook website directly via Safari.

The new Facebook app for iOS version 4.0 is a universal app for iPhone, iPod touch and iPad, with added support for optimized display on iPad to show high-res photos, games, chat and more. As such, the Facebook app on iPhone and iPod touch will also been upgraded and updated with new features and user interface.

In addition to allow Facebook users to stay connected and share with friends on the go with common features which available on iPhone, iPod and iPad such as start a chat, keep up with friends’ photos and status updates, look up a phone number, upload photos to Facebook and more, there are some new and updated features especially for Facebook for iPad:

Enjoy bigger, better photos: Your photos are high-res and easy to flip through, like a real photo album
Navigate anywhere, fast: Just tap, slide or pinch to move from one screen to another
Play games on the go: Access your favorite Facebook apps and games, wherever you are
Focus on what matters: Zoom in on your friends’ photos, updates and stories
Never lose your place: Share a photo, update your status or send a message without leaving News Feed
See who’s nearby: Check out the Nearby map to see what your friends are up to.

New features in Facebook for iOS app version 4.0:

Improved search and browsing.
Games & Apps: Play games and access your favorite apps on the go
Navigation: Send a message or see your notifications from any screen, and swipe to browse Facebook without losing your place in News Feed.
Bookmarks: Your groups, pages and apps are all in your left-hand menu, and the ones you use most are right on top
Search: Search for anything on Facebook—people, apps, pages and more—without having to click around or switch views.
Security: We’ve added a few updates to make the app more secure

Facebook iOS app is available for free download from iTunes App Store.

SEO Copy Writing tips

2011-12-12T13:13:00.003+08:00

Alright, today, we are going to discover on SEO (Search Engine Optimization) tips..

All this while, when we are writing to the web, we actually, dont have any idea about the crawling of the search engine robot.. For your information, this is one of the method on how does the search engine like google.com, yahoo.com, etc, search the thing that we needed.

Introduction

The World Wide Web is a law unto itself when it comes to writing. Simple language rules that have applied for a long time have needed to be refined as we have learned how people read the content of web pages. Seeing something on a rectangular screen is different to seeing it in a newspaper, book, magazine, or on a poster, and whilst there are some basic rules about communicating we always need to follow (such as using simple, clear English that is appropriate to the intended reader), writing copy for websites has its own rules.

These rules are made more complex now that we're all slowly getting used to optimising the content of our pages to enable people to find us through search engines. Using key phrases in documents imposes restraints that can take a while to get used to - but learning the right approach is worth putting your time into - remember that optimised content is content that brings people to you.

1. A quick reminder about Search Engine Optimisation (SEO).

People look for their content - not your content. If you grasp this, then you grasp how important SEO is.

In 2000, very few of us 'Googled' what we were looking for, today it's just part of what we do when we need something - and, hey - it even has its own verb! Talk to any SEO consultant and they will tell you that the mantra is "content is king". There is a good, logical explanation for this; the search engines are there to help their users find what they're looking for, and so they 'crawl' the web, indexing what they see to be the content of your site. If you have content rife with the words that people are searching for, then the search engines think your site is important to their search, so it 'ranks' higher.

Using keywords and key phrases in strategic ways helps you to gain and to retain these rankings. They're not an issue that you can tag onto your website; those keywords and key phrases must under-pin your content and site structure. We'll come on to that a bit later, but first, let's remember some of those all-important rules about writing good, sensible English!

2. The basics of writing in SEO language and the basics of writing for the World Wide Web.

2.1 Keywords and key phrases

Keywords are the core content of your site and you should know your keywords. If you're responsible for writing and updating your web site and don't know your organisations keywords, then you should make it your first priority. They should also be reviewed regularly as your business develops through time. Keyword suggestion tools exist on the web - sometimes they can be useful, but some are better than others. One of the original and best ways of defining your keywords is to 'brainstorm' your own staff - and sometimes your clients too.

If you have access to your website statistics, you can see what search results may have already brought people into your website, too. This can be handy for helping you to build on good keywords, and also to identify new ones if they're part of a longer search phrase.

The content area of your page should be around 300 words, and be rich in keywords.

Key phrases

Key phrases should be used too, wherever possible. Key phrases are groups of two, three or four words in the order of how you anticipate people might put them into a search engine. For example, "Our site is packed with loads of London design jobs, updated daily" is capturing the three key words "London", "design", and "jobs" as a key phrase that someone is likely to type into a search engine, i.e., "London Design Jobs"

Keyword saturation

Keyword saturation is important. We'll wager that your content doesn't currently contain enough keyword saturation. Of your 300 words, at least 6% should be keywords, and not more than 10% should be keywords. That's 18 to 30 keywords in a 300 word body of text. Be careful not to go over 10% though with keywords. It's likely that search engines will penalise you in their rankings for keyword spamming. They're not doing this to be awkward - remember that their job is to find good results for the searcher, and they wouldn't be doing their searchers any favours by taking them to a page with "London Design Jobs" written a hundred times on a page. The word 'keyword' was used eight times in the 116 word paragraph above. Maybe you noticed it, maybe you didn't. The search engines would do, luckily. It was also used in the paragraph's heading. Even better.

Relevant keywords to your readers

Sorry if I'm repeating myself but this so important. They won't come to you if you use bland, general keywords. For example, Google currently returns the following search engine results for these searches:

Google Search Term	Results found
Design Jobs	307,000,000
London Design Jobs	43,000,000
London Graphic Design Jobs	3,000,000
South London Graphic Design Jobs	1,300,000
Wandsworth London Graphic Design Jobs	29,800
SW17 South London Graphic Design Jobs	368

Not many people might search on "SW17 South London Graphic Design Jobs", but if you're in the SW17 postcode area, it's worth putting that into your keywords and your body text as well as "Wandsworth". Longer keyword phrases often mean higher intent. For example, "design jobs" is window shopping or browsing type search - it may be considering a career change - but someone searching for "SW17 South London Graphic Design Jobs" most likely has a high intent to "buy" (or in this case find a new job). With this longer keyword phrase, you'd get less visits from the search engines, but more chance of conversion into business.

Break into bitesize chunks

When the phrases get too long, it is often best to break them up. Search engines don't pay attention to standard punctuation marks or line breaks. They read right through full stops, semi-colons, hyphens, commas without hesitation. That means you have a lot more flexibility than you might think.

For example, if the key phrase you wanted to use was "design and architecture recruitment London", it might be cumbersome of even impossible to make this readable in a normal body of text. By breaking it up with some punctuation, it can sound perfectly natural.

"...our website hosts the very latest design and architecture jobs. London's got so much to offer talented designers..."

How special are you?

As well as geographical constraints where they affect your work, you should pick keywords that people will search that enable your business to stand out. If there are any niches you occupy, make sure you write it down and keep writing it down! Don't try to compete with basic keywords on their own - you won't get on top of Google's search results for a search like "Jobs", but you might get nearer for niche searches like "Architecture Jobs in Wandsworth".

Using Page titles.

Search engines like page titles about ten words long. For example, if you're a recruitment agency with a job board, don't use the title 'Jobs' for all of your jobs pages. Make all of your jobs in your database have their own page, and make those pages have their own (keyword rich) title. "Permanent Contract Graphic Designer vacancy in Wandsworth, London" is full to bursting point with keywords, and makes good sense. Don't necessarily waste this title space using non-keywords such as your company name (unless of course it is a brand name that people are searching for), or common web words like 'About'. Use things like "About our Design Jobs".

Using headings.

Keyword-rich, naturally. Make use of sub headers above each paragraph (using h1, h2, h3 tags, etc. - see below) Header tags are seen to define a page's content to a search engine, so they're of much more search engine value than the body of your text.

Using links

Like headings, links have more 'value' to search engine results, so use keywords in your link to link to pages rich in those key words. "Click here" is next to useless to take you to your shop page on an e-commerce site. "Shop" is better, "Buy toy Batman cars in the UK's only specialist Batman memorabilia shop" is even better as link text, if that's what you think people might be searching on. It also helps the search engines understand what the page on the end of that link is about.

Keyword innovation

Once you start thinking in a SEO way, you'll soon become savvy about how to get results in. Some people even use deliberate mis-spelling, which sounds like a sin in a writing guide, but could help double up keywords - but be careful where you use them. An example might be in a commonly mis-spelt word - like occasionally using "Chauffer" on your site as well as "Chauffeur". Be careful where you put it though... you don't want to sound daft! Remember Amercanizms [sic] too, such as "color" if you intend to extend your market reach.

2.2 Keeping it plain

"We believe all the information we give to customers should be easy to understand, so we work hard to translate financial jargon into simple terms. Our goal is to write from the customer's point of view."

Kris Neal, Vice President of Marketing Communications at NationsBank Corporation

No-one likes drivel. We won't name or shame anyone here, but there is a great deal of it about. If you're content's not relevant to your readers, they won't entertain reading it, but even if it is relevant, they can still be put off reading it if it's not easy to read. Some simple rules:

Use short sentences - It's obvious. People get tangled up in long ones!
Use active verbs - not terms like "two designers were recruited" - just things like "we recruited two designers"
Careful with Jargon - okay, some terms are appropriate for the reader, but think carefully all the time of who that reader is.
Be direct - don't mess about with "If you're interested, why not telephone us for further information on how to obtain a quote", when "Phone for a quote" will do.
Try not to use nominalisations - Nominalisations are abstract nouns made from verbs. (Okay, so that doesn't sound like plain English). I used one in this rule. I should have said 'Try not to nominalise" George Bush is famous for being terrible with nominalising verbs. Use things like "The project is complete" rather than, "The project has reached completion"
Use lists - on a web page, lists break up content with all-important white space. They also help make tricky, long sentences easier to read. Research has shown people do not read vast amounts of text on web sites - bite size chunks will do. Structure your website so that you introduce larger pieces of text with a short paragraph and a "more >" link so that only those who wish to read it (or print it) will see all of it.
Use 'we' and 'you' - not 'our customers' or 'the company', etc.,
Don't be afraid to repeat yourself - if it helps you get your point across, and it's not too annoying to the reader, then you can use repetition. Keyword repetition is not optional, but essential! (see section 4).

Read on: The Plain English campaign has an excellent series of guides on writing Plain English. See http://www.plainenglish.co.uk/guides.htm

2.3 The right size, the right layout and the right place

On the web, we've all got an incredible short attention span. As we mentioned above, a good rule to try and follow is to put as near to 300 words in the content area of your page as you can.

On your site's front page it is essential to have good body content of at least 200 words. Search engines use hierarchy on your site so if you put all the best bits further 'down' your pages, you're missing a trick.

Split long paragraphs up into simple two or three sentence paragraphs. Make use of sub headers above each paragraph (using h2, h3 tags, etc. Header tags are seen to define a page's content to a search engine, so they're of much more value than the body of your text.

Different browsers interpret the Header tags in different ways. The format for them is always the same though:

This is the Header

There are several different pre-set sizes for header text using tags. They range from H1, to H6. You should use them to highlight your chosen keywords, and try to avoid fluff words - remember, you are writing for people.

Read on: Header tags are there to help you - w3schools are a great resource with simple guide to how these work http://www.w3schools.com/tags/tag_hn.asp

Use of bold to emphasize words - makes it both easier to read and there is evidence that emboldened words are given a higher relevance weighting by search engines.

2.4 Technical and syntax considerations

The search engines read and store website content in particular ways and there are some basic rules to adhere to.

Code Validation

A common error with sites is that the technology behind them is complex and aesthetics can sometimes come before functionality with some less responsible website developers. Make sure your site code is valid HTML. The chances are that if it isn't valid, the search engines will not be able to read parts or even all of the site. Not only that, your existing readers might not even be able to read it - are they using the same browser as you are? Valid code is valid in all the browsers!

Try it: HTML validator: http://validator.w3.org/

Plurals

Don't worry too much about how the search engines read plurals. They don't. They see "Job" to be the same as "Jobs".

Off line updates It's often good to write the bulk of your text in a simple text editor (like Windows 'notepad'). Best to think about using notepad - draft content should just be text anyway. Finessing and formatting should be done within the content management system itself (if you have one) - this includes building links and using header tags.

You should avoid using 'intelligent' word processors to prepare your text off-line. Microsoft Word, for example, will auto correct some things that shouldn't be auto corrected for the web! For example, "The Designer's Manual" is not the same as "The Designer's Manual". Look carefully at the quotation marks and the apostrophe. Search engines understand the apostrophe symbol ' but don't read the similar symbol '. It sounds picky, but there might be an important keyword to you with an apostrophe in it.

Hyphens and Underscores Search engines like hyphens and just view them as spaces-between-words. They find underscores harder_to_understand and try to read them as one word - so don't use underscores.

Conclusion

We know you're busy and we all love to remember a few golden rules. These are the golden rules to writing good SEO safe copy.

Content is not for you - it's for the end user - give them what they want!
No more than 300 words in any body of content
6% to 10% keyword saturation. No excuses: work them in to the text.
Keywords for page titles, keywords in headings, keywords in links.
Valid code helps search engines and websites.
Use pages for discreet content items
Remind yourself about plain English rules from time to time - it's easy to forget sometimes.

How to Add Favicon To Your Blog URL Address

2011-11-25T01:55:00.002+08:00

Do you ever seen your blog URL? What do you see beside your blog URL? yea.. beside your blog URL address is a blogger icon..

The icon beside URL address named with Favicon (favourite icon). If you ask to me, do blogger icon can be changed with your icon or might be with your photo's? I will answer, "Yes, you can do that."

Now, lets get it rock!!

Generally, for me, it devided to 3 steps. These are the steps :
1. Main Step: Create/Modify the current image and convert it to " .ico"
2. Co-Main Step: Upload to webhosting and mind the website address to direct to the favicon
3. Update in Blog: Upload the icon in your Blog template.

MAIN STEP
First you must have an image that is in .ico format. If you don't, then, refer below steps.

You don't have icon, huh? For do that, you can use favicon Generator, please check out http://www.favicongenerator.com

In the favicongenerator.com:
1. Click at the "Choose File" button to choose the picture.
2. Click at the "Open" button to Insert your image which will change into favicon..
3. Click at "Generate Favicon!" button.
4. After the process is complete, click at "Click Here to Download your favicon".
5. Save into your computer.

Co-Main Step:
Upload your Favicon to image hosting. If you don't have image hosting yet, then you can read at this post!.

Alright, now I assume you've had the URL address of your favicon. For example, I have a favicon URL address like this: http://www.tmspot.com/creative/favicon.ico .

You must change the favicon URL address to be like this :
<link rel="shortcut icon" href="http://www.tmspot.com/creative/favicon.ico"/>

Update in Blog
1. Login to blogger with your ID.
2. Modify in your template. Below, is the steps to modify your template.

Steps
1. Click at "Layout".
2. Click at "Edit HTML" tab.
3. Click at "Download full template" link. Save your template into computer (Important!! Just in case you don't want to change your favicon):

4. Now, in the template, with those html code, you have to place your "Favicon code" below of in the column of "<head>" and "</head>" .

Favicon example:
<link rel="shortcut icon" href="http://www.tmspot.com/creative/favicon.ico"/>

So, now, it will be:
<head>
<link rel="shortcut icon" href="http://www.tmspot.com/creative/favicon.ico"/>
</head>

5. Click "Save Template" button.

You are Done!! Now you have favicon at your blog URL address.

If you enjoy this post please Digg It!

Enjoy your new favicon.

How to Import Your Blog Posts Into Facebook Notes on Your Profile Page How to Import Your Blog Posts Into Facebook Notes on Your Profile Page

2011-11-23T21:15:00.000+08:00

For a long time I struggled to find out how to import my blog posts from TheCocktailCafe.com into my facebook account. Well I've finally figured it out and decided to show mompreneurs, home based business blogs, how to maximize their online web presence brand message to your all of your facebook friends, clients and followers.

I wanted to answer some of the questions that I get on a daily basis about how to increase online exposure and what better way than to start out with the place where most of your friends, family, and future clients are? this method will take care of having to post links into multiple locations and will automatically show up as soon as you Create Post in your WordPress Admin area.

Facebook has a built-in way to display the article posts from your website blog and allow them to show as Notes on your profile page so all of your friends in your Facebook network to read, share and comment. After you log into your account:

1. Go to your Settings and drop down to "Application Settings"

2. Edit your "Notes" application (or simply click the link)

3. Click the "Import Blog" button on the right

4. Type in your website feed URL and agree to the terms.

5. Click "Confirm Import" and you are well on your way

And that's it! You will be given a preview of all your content and your done. Happy blogging and be sure to let me know if this post helps you in any way.

Happy Blogging!

Ways to monetize you blog

2011-11-21T20:18:00.000+08:00

If you want to monetize your blog, you have to ask yourself a series of questions, starting with what kind of blog is it, and do you have any readers? If you’re not getting readers at your blog, you might as well put all your money-making plans on hold. Even if you got the greatest pay-per-click program in existence with the highest rates (which won’t happen if you don’t have readers) you can’t make money because there’s no one there to click the ads. Generate traffic first, and then worry about monetizing your blog.

If you have a steady stream of traffic, then the best ways to make money from your blog depend on the type of blog you have. If your blog is a general interest blog, it’s probably harder to make money from that than a specialized niche blog. Of course, if you have thousands and thousands of readers, you can run general advertising for things people typically need like credit cards, mortgages, insurance and very general basic things.

If your blog is general interest, though, no one is coming to your blog searching for cheap insurance, the best way to refinance a mortgage, or a better rate on a credit card. They’re coming to read how you burned the cookies, your thoughts on today’s politics, and the latest celebrity gossip, or whatever you’re blogging about.

But if you pull in thousands of unique visitors over a month, you could still make some money from these kinds of advertisers because a certain percentage of them will click the ads, and a certain small percentage of them might buy. This is a hard way to monetize that requires thousands and thousands of readers.

If your blog is smaller and more of a niche blog, you have many more options. Lots of people use Café Press or other sites that will print custom t-shirts, mugs and items for you. You could have some principle of your blog, your logo, or some great concepts you created printed on these items and link to them from your blog.

You can use the mother of blog money-makers, pay-per-click ads like those through Google and Yahoo. Don’t just sign up and assume it’s all automated, though. You have to watch the ads that show up, the click-through rates, and your pricing. If the ads that are showing up aren’t targeted closely enough and aren’t getting good click-through rates, you’ll get less per click than otherwise .So watch your statistics and make adjustments as needed. These pull off your keywords, so be keyword focused when you write posts.

Affiliate marketing is a top way to monetize a blog, too. If your blog is about how to lose weight, for instance, you can promote a weight loss product or information that has an affiliate program. When people follow your link to that product and buy it, you get a commission. The more narrow your niche, the easier it is to monetize your blog because the people coming there are looking for specific information and products.

Happy blogging,

Creative Inc.

How to auto-share your blog on Facebook

2011-11-21T19:30:00.000+08:00

Since Facebook has been around everyone who is everyone online, well almost everyone, has joined. Now how do you attract those users on Facebook to your blog? If you are using WordPress as your blogging platform there is an option to allow you to auto-share your blog posts as soon as you post them to your Facebook Profile and the Facebook Fan Pages you are an admin for.

You have always been able to import your blog’s RSS feed into your Facebook notes but this keeps the readers within the closed facebook eco-system and doesn’t do much for your traffic.

When you are trying to monetize your blog with advertising this traffic is extremely important. There are also third party facebook applications that allow you to import your blog but again this traffic is kept within the facebook application where those applications monetize your content with ads. Great for sharing your content but not so great for generating revenue for your blog.

Continue reading to find out how to auto-share your blog on Facebook.

Well this shouldn’t be a problem any more with the WordBook plugin by Robert Tsai. This plugin will allow you to cross-post your WordPress(.org) blog posts straight to your facebook wall or the wall of your Fan pages. Looking at the growth in downloads Wordbook is experiencing this is proving to be a very popular wordpress facebook plugin.

Wordpress plugin that auto-shares your blog to Facebook

For WordBook installation:

What is URL?

2011-11-19T23:18:00.000+08:00

In computing, a Uniform Resource Locator or Universal Resource Locator (URL) is a specific character string that constitutes a reference to an Internet resource.

A URL is technically a type of Uniform Resource Identifier (URI) but in many technical documents and verbal discussions URL is often used as a synonym for URI.

On the Internet, a hostname is a domain name assigned to a host computer. This is usually a combination of the host's local name with its parent domain's name. For example, en.example.org consists of a local hostname (en) and the domain name example.org. The hostname is translated into an IP address via the local hosts file, or the Domain Name System (DNS) resolver. It is possible for a single host computer to have several hostnames; but generally the operating system of the host prefers to have one hostname that the host uses for itself.

Any domain name can also be a hostname, as long as the restrictions mentioned below are followed. For example, both "en.example.org" and "example.org" can be hostnames if they both have IP addresses assigned to them. The domain name "xyz.example.org" may not be a hostname if it does not have an IP address, but "aa.xyz.example.org" may still be a hostname. All hostnames are domain names, but not all domain names are hostnames.

What is favicon?

2011-11-19T23:13:00.000+08:00

A favicon (short for favorites icon), also known as a shortcut icon, Web site icon, URL icon, or bookmark icon, is a file containing one or more smallicons, most commonly 16×16 pixels, associated with a particular Web site or Web page. A web designer can create such an icon and install it into a Web site (or Web page) by several means, and graphical web browsers will then make use of it. Browsers that provide favicon support typically display a page's favicon in the browser's address bar and next to the page's name in a list of bookmarks. Browsers that support a tabbed document interface typically show a page's favicon next to the page's title on the tab, and site-specific browsersuse the favicon as desktop icon.