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How to Convert PDF to Word

2010-02-04T05:34:00.000-08:00

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How to Choose : HTC Dream vs BlackBerry Bold vs iPhone 3G

2010-02-01T19:17:00.000-08:00

iPhone 3G vs BlackBerry Bold vs HTC Dream

Over the past six weeks, we’ve spent some serious quality time with the BlackBerry Bold, the iPhone 3G, and the HTC Dream (or T-Mobile G1). We hope this in-depth review will help those of you about to purchase one of these devices make an informed decision.

Web browsing

Using the same Wi-Fi connection, the browsing/rendering speed of the three devices was largely similar, and is ultimately going to be determined by the speed of the network you’re connected to. An extra second here or there when a site is taking ten to twenty seconds to load is really not worth a scientific test to prove, or going to lead someone to choose one device over another.

The Dream and the iPhone are miles ahead of the BlackBerry for one reason alone – you can easily and comfortably browse a vast majority of websites even if they don’t have a mobile-specific version of the site. The Bold might have the same resolution, but with such a small screen, even when you enter Column mode (which resizes the content column of a website to fit the screen) you’re often presented with some seriously small text.

I have to say that the Dream wins for usability here for one reason alone. While double-tapping a column resizes it to fit on the iPhone, the Dream resizes the content column to fit automatically – and if you zoom in or out, it continues to automatically resize that column. Zooming right in while in portrait orientation leads to some seriously gorgeous, readable text. Pinch-zooming on the iPhone is neat, but leaves you to deal with horizontal scrolling.

E-mail

A note before we get started here – the Dream’s Mail application (as opposed to the Gmail application) is as basic as it gets. If you’re using the Dream, you’ll want to be using Gmail – so our tests here deal with the Gmail application.

Push

For the uninitiated, push e-mail means that new e-mails are “pushed” to your handset as they arrive, rather than being “pulled” from a server manually (when you open your e-mail client) or on a schedule (ie. every five minutes). The beauty of push e-mail is entirely in the eye of the beholder. Some of you will regularly receive e-mails that need to be dealt with immediately, in which case having them arrive on your phone mere seconds after receiving them will be incredibly useful. Others will cringe at the idea of everyone with their e-mail address having a near instant ability to grab their attention.

Push is built into the Dream (provided you’re using the Gmail application), and the Bold. It’s also available on the iPhone if you’re willing to spend another $100 per year on the MobileMe service.

Delivery times

We ran countless tests on this one, and MobileMe was consistently delivering e-mails in 2-3 seconds, while the Bold ranged from 10-20 seconds, and Gmail on the Dream ranged from 20 seconds to 4 minutes.
There are two things to note here: Firstly, the test Bold handset we had was running on BlackBerry Internet Services (BIS) – and a good friend of mine whose Bold runs on BlackBerry Enterprise Services (BES) tells me that push e-mail is delivered in the 2-3 second range, putting it head to head with MobileMe.
Second, there is a well known quirk of the Dream that causes push e-mail to take longer than it should when Wi-Fi is enabled. Once we’d turned off Wi-Fi, another set of tests revealed that delivery never took more than 2 minutes.

Usability

Search

Those of you who deal with high volumes of e-mail will often rely on a search to retrieve something from the depths of your inbox.

The iPhone currently has no ability to search, but will have searching in OS 3.0.
The Bold has searching across all fields, with the ability to search on a particular field.
The Dream has searching across all fields, without the ability to search on a particular field.

Delete Multiple

The Bold allows you to select multiple messages by holding down the shift key and scrolling with the trackball, and you can then delete them in one hit.
The iPhone allows you to select multiple messages by hitting “Edit” in the top right, and you can delete them in one hit.
The Dream doesn’t allow you to select multiple messages in the Gmail app. If you enable the new Google Gears-powered, browser-based Gmail, it is possible.

Mark all as read

It’s not unreasonable to expect any e-mail client in 2009 to implement such a simple, obvious feature as “Mark all as read” – especially given the increasing difficulty of dealing with the relentless bombardment of information we deal with every day.
That’s why I’m a little shocked to report that only one of these smartphones bothered to implement it – the BlackBerry Bold. Just scroll to a date separator (ie. Tue, Apr 28, 2009) and there’s two options – Mark Prior Opened and Delete Prior.
With the Dream and the iPhone, you’ll need to sign in to your e-mail account using a mail application or web interface that has a “Mark all as read” function and do it there.

Folders

The Bold can’t create folders on the device, unless you’re on BES. Our test device wasn’t, and personal BlackBerry users won’t be either.
Dream’s Gmail application can’t create folders (which they call “Labels”) on the device. You have to create them on the desktop and add the label to an e-mail before they show up on the Dream. You can do this from the handset if you go to the desktop version of Gmail from the Browser App. You can’t move multiple messages into a folder at once.
The iPhone Mail application can’t create folders on the device whether you’re using MobileMe or not. If you create them on the server, you’ll be able to see them on the device. You can move multiple messages into folders at once.

Spam Filtering

For all three of these devices, your best bet for dealing with spam e-mail is a server-side solution. Gmail does a fantastic job of dealing with it, so if you’re already using a Gmail account you won’t need to worry. If not, and spam still makes it onto your device, your best bet is to set things up so Gmail retrieves e-mail from another account, or even better, your other account forwards incoming e-mail to your Gmail account. Corporate BlackBerry users will likely have things dealt with by their sysadmins, but personal BlackBerry users might be left dealing with the hell that arises when spam meets push e-mail.

The Keyboard

This is a tricky one. Ask a long time iPhone user to type on a Bold, and they’ll tell you the iPhone’s keyboard is better. Ask a long time Bold user to type on a Dream, and they’ll tell you the Bold’s keyboard is better. And so on.

What it all boils down to is that when you’re talking about a device that can fit comfortably in your pocket, there is no such thing as a perfect keyboard – and there likely never will be. With enough time, you’ll go from slow and steady to fast and furious. Practice, after all, makes perfect.

Having said that, here’s some of the differentiating factors regarding the keyboards.

- The iPhone is the only device that can be comfortably operated with one hand.

- The Bold can be operated with one hand, but it’s a little harder than the iPhone – as there’s keys placed much closer to the bottom corners of the device.

- The Bold has relatively small keys, however a slight curved incline on each key makes it entirely possible to type accurately without resorting to thumb tips or nails. The keys on the left side of the keyboard raise to the right, and vice versa, making it friendly to two handed typing, but less friendly to one handed typing.

- The Dream has a few issues with ergonomics. With the keyboard open, the bottom of the device sticks out a fair way, and forces you to choose one of two ways to hold it – with your thumbs parallel and awkwardly close together, or with your thumbs on a natural angle with your right thumb awkwardly reaching over the bottom – and both of them felt alien to me. The latter is even worse when you’re trying to type with a charge cable plugged in.

- The keys on the Dream are quite small, and even with my girly thumbs, I had to use the tips or my nails to type accurately. The period key is awkwardly placed in the bottom row of keys, making it harder to hit than the comma. It’s also nearly impossible to operate one handed.

- The iPhone’s auto-correct can be incredibly annoying if you tend to write using slang, profanity and technical terms or abbreviations – as it assumes that any suggestions made are correct. To work around this, you can type each of the problematic words into Safari’s Google search field, and they’ll be entered into the iPhone’s dictionary – then you can just bash away and have punctuation and all but the most heinous typos sorted out for you.

Construction and Build Quality

The iPhone 3G has considerable heft to it. It’s a big slab of glass with a metal rim and a plastic back. Unfortunately that plastic back will scratch up very easily, so if you’ve got any hopes of selling it for close to what you paid you’ll want to get a case on it. I’ve dropped mine more times than I care to imagine, and it’s still going strong.

The BlackBerry Bold is slightly lighter than the iPhone, but it feels solid in your hands and there’s no creakiness despite the plastic shell. The back of the phone is faux-leather, which means you won’t need to worry about plonking it down on a table for fear of scratching it like the iPhone. A while back I asked two RIM employees about the sturdiness of the Bold, and was shown two battle-scarred handsets that still functioned as expected.

The HTC Dream is definitely behind the pack in this regard. The shell is entirely plastic, and creaks with even minor pressure on the touchscreen. While the sliding screen mechanism seems surprisingly solid, the rest of the phone doesn’t – making it one smartphone you would definitely not want to drop.

GPS

We put Google Maps to the test on all three devices. Depending on your carrier, plan, willingness to spend on additional applications, or willingness to jailbreak your iPhone, you may have access to something far better – and far beyond the scope of this review.

All three versions are capable of calculating driving routes, unable to recalculate a route on the fly, and unable to give you voice navigation. Here are some of the notable differences.

HTC Dream

Running on Google’s own operating system, it’s not surprising there’s a couple of features here that aren’t available on the other handsets – a full 3D Street View and Compass Mode. The issue is that Street View mode takes so long to retrieve the imagery, even on a fast Wi-Fi connection, that it’s unusable. Compass Mode would be pretty neat to find your way around on foot, but I had absolutely no luck getting it to work properly.

When calculating directions, locations can be chosen from your Contacts, History, or current location. Oddly, even if you have a location of an event in your calendar set, you can’t jump to the Maps app using that address – you can’t even locate that address manually from a menu within the Maps app.

iPhone 3G

While pinch-zooming doesn’t do much for the usability of Safari, Maps is where it really comes into play. You can zoom in or out to your intended level and it will stretch the map tiles it currently has cached to fit while it loads the new tiles for your zoom level.

Locations can be chosen from bookmarks, contacts, recent places or your current location.
The one thing that makes the iPhone implementation stand out as a clear winner is the integration with the rest of the phone. If you’re viewing details of a meeting in the Calendar app, or the details of one of your contacts, you can just tap the address field to bring up Maps with a labelled pin set to that address. I’ve heard one person describe this as a feature that instantly justified the purchase of their iPhone.

BlackBerry Bold

Scrolling around the map with the trackball just doesn’t seem as nice as using the touchscreen of the Dream or the iPhone.

You can save your favorite routes, give them a name and pull them up from a menu by pressing the star key.
Locations can be chosen by entering an address, selecting a point on the map, the history, or your current location. You can’t pull an address from the calendar or your contacts.

There’s a Street View mode that shows you a 2D image of each corner on a route, with an arrow indicating which way you need to turn.

Unlike the Dream and the iPhone, you can get walking directions and transit directions, and also enable Google Latitude if you feel like broadcasting your location to your friends.

Battery Life

The HTC Dream’s 1150mAh battery is woefully inadequate. A lunchtime charge will be absolutely necessary for you to make it through the day. Aftermarket batteries exist, from the standard 1150mAh up to 1400mAh for a straight replacement, but if you’re willing to use a replacement back cover that adds 5mm of thickness, you can get up to 2600mAh.

The iPhone 3G will last a whole day without a charge – provided you’re not expecting it to be a dedicated games console, streaming video player or GPS unit. Push e-mail does impact on battery life a little, but I’ve still had it last for more than eight hours which included at least 45 minutes of talk time. Of course the achilles heel of the iPhone compared to the other two devices is the lack of a replaceable battery – but there’s no shortage of aftermarket solutions to the issue.

The BlackBerry Bold is the real star of the show in this regard. I’ve had one charge last two full days with plenty of browsing, e-mail and talk time, and the battery is replaceable, although I highly doubt anyone but the most adventurous BlackBerry power user would need to take advantage of one.

Copy and Paste

BlackBerry Bold: Copy and paste works in all the applications we tried that display text. In the browser, hold Shift and scroll with the trackball to select the text. Press the menu button, select Copy. In e-mail and other applications, hold Shift and scroll with the trackball to select the text. Press the trackball to bring up the menu, select Copy. Press the trackball again to bring up the menu, select Paste.

HTC Dream: Copy and paste only works in text entry fields. Hold Shift and scroll with the trackball to select the text. Press and hold the trackball to bring up the Cut/Copy menu. Copy and paste doesn’t work in Gmail app, but if you really need to copy text from an e-mail, there is a workaround that works in the browser-based Gmail – forward the e-mail, so the text appears in a text entry field, then select and Cut/Copy the text.

iPhone 3G: While copy and paste is not supported in the OS, certain applications have implemented it – of course it will only work within that application. Copy and paste will be added in OS 3.0.

Microsoft Office Support

The BlackBerry Bold can view, edit and create Word, Excel and Powerpoint documents out of the box, using Documents to Go, which is bundled with all RIM devices running OS 4.5 or higher.

The iPhone 3G can view Word and Excel. Full Word and Excel support is available with Quickoffice.

The HTC Dream can view Word and Excel documents – but only if you receive them via Gmail (switch to the Desktop app and click “View as HTML”), or Google Docs. Full Word and Excel support is available with Documents to Go.

Camera

The BlackBerry Bold has a 2 megapixel camera with flash and 3x digital zoom. The camera app can be launched with a dedicated button on the right hand side of the device, and pictures can be taken by pressing the same dedicated button or clicking the trackball.

The iPhone 3G has a 2 megapixel camera with no flash. You’ll need to launch the camera app manually, and pictures can be taken by pressing a small button at the bottom of the touch screen, which makes taking pouty MySpace profile images of yourself rather difficult.

The HTC Dream has a 3.2 megapixel camera with no flash. The camera app can be launched with a dedicated button on the right hand side of the device, and pictures can be taken by pressing the same dedicated button.

Syncing

The BlackBerry Bold will sync with Exchange, BES and BlackBerry Unite
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The HTC Dream will sync Calendar, Gmail and Contacts to the Google cloud. The automatic two way syncing is really useful, and impressive.

The iPhone 3G has iTunes syncing (music, contacts, applications), iCal syncing on OS X (calendar) and Outlook syncing on Windows (contacts, calendar). If you’re willing to spend another $100 per year, there’s MobileMe, which can keep everything in sync across your iPhone, Mac and PC.
There is also the free Google Sync, based on Exchange ActiveSync, which is available for all three devices.

Music Player

All three of these devices feature a music player that plays common formats, is capable of playing music in the background of other applications, and displays album art. Here are the differences:

iPhone 3G: It’s not really surprising that the company that revolutionized the personal music player has a fantastic music player in their phone. You can edit a single “On-The-Go” playlist from the device and save it once you get back to the computer. The major downside here is the fact you can’t get music on there without using iTunes – and then you can’t get it off again. Even worse? Unlike the iPod and iPod touch, you can’t copy music onto the iPhone from more than one machine without an ugly workaround. It is possible to set a custom ringtone, but again, it’s an ugly workaround.

HTC Dream: You won’t be creating playlists on the handset, but at least you can get your music on or off the device by mounting via USB or copy direct to microSD with a card reader. The major downside here is more of a hardware issue than a music player issue – but you’ll need to buy a USB dongle to connect a standard set of headphones with a 3.5mm jack.

BlackBerry Bold: You can set MP3s as a ringtone, create playlists from the device, and have full control over your music collection by mounting via USB or copying directly to a microSD card with a card reader. Unfortunately, the album art is more like a thumbnail – however minor that may be.

Background Apps and Notifications

Android and the Bold support background apps, while Apple decided to deny users the choice in preference of a longer battery life. Push notifications will be introduced in iPhone OS 3.0 to deal with the issue.

An unfortunate side effect of Apple’s choice is clear when you use the Bold or the Dream. Say you’re using an RSS reader, and you click on a link to view the full article in a browser. On the iPhone, once you’re done reading in the browser, you can’t jump straight back to the RSS reader application – you need to find it and open it again. On the Bold and the Dream, you just hit the back button, and you’re back in the RSS reader.
The BlackBerry allows applications to place notifications at the top of the screen, or entries in your e-mail inbox – the latest version of the Facebook application being an example of the latter.

Android has a notifications bar at the top of the screen that applications can add to. Just drag down this bar to view what’s happening in your different applications. While background applications are great, Android’s implementation leaves one major thing to be desired – basically, developers have to implement a quit function – otherwise you’ll need to reboot your device to get them to go away again.

So, who wins?

One thing became clear to me while I was putting these devices through their paces – we’re still a long way from the perfect smartphone. There’s features in each device that stand out as head and shoulders above the rest – but rarely without a caveat or two that balance things out again.

And of course, I didn’t get an opportunity to cover every aspect of each device – I’d still be testing and writing by the time they were all obsolete – so if you’re unable to make a decision based on what you’ve just read, and you’re left with any questions, leave a comment and I’ll see if I can scrape together an answer for you.

How to Block Website Without Software (Windows Computer)

2010-01-29T17:01:00.000-08:00

Today I will share with you a simple trick how to block any website without using software.

Follow these simple steps:

1)Browse C:\WINDOWS\system32\drivers\etc
2) Find the file named "hosts"
3)Open it in notepad

4) Under "127.0.0.1 localhost" Add 127.0.0.2 www.thesiteyouwantblocked.com , and that site will no longer be accessable.
5) Save & Done!

[note]

If you want to block another site, just add "1" to the last number in the internal ip (127.0.0.2) and the website adress
Example:
I just try this trick on Windows XP and it's work.If someday you want to unblock this blocked site,just delete the I.P and site adress.Dont forget to save.
TRY IT YOURSELF!!!!

Apple iPad Tablet Announced!

2010-01-27T01:50:00.000-08:00

Today is the day that Apple fans have been craving for the past few months, and depending on what is released… perhaps years. The event began with the man himself, Steve Jobs, giving a few updates regarding the state of the company as we speak. 50 million visitors to the 284 Apple stores worldwide last quarter. 140,000 iPhone/iPod Touch applications in the App Store and over $15 billion in revenues in 2010 alone. So what was announced?

The Apple iPad

It’s finally here, after years of anticipation, rumour and excitement. The Apple iPad tablet is officially announced. Today! Clearly based on the iPhone OS, they say and I quote “it’s better than a laptop, and a smartphone, at browsing, mail, videos, music, photo, eBooks”.

In terms of how it looks, well. Imagine this, an iPhone … ZOOMED. Features the usual button centred at the bottom of the device and has a 9.7” screen and a super slick design, again much like the iPhone.Unfortunately, still no flash support for online media but there is HD YouTube playback. A sizeable popup on-screen QWERTY keyboard means that no doubt this will be a delight to type on.

There is obviously the usual Safari and Mail apps which look quite impressive.Other applications include Photo, which for mac owners looks extremely similar to the iPhoto display. Within the Photo app there is a places feature, in which you can attach photos to places where you have perhaps been on holiday etc.
There is also an impressive maps app in itself which includes Google Street View. Looks great on the display I must say. The iTunes store is built in where you can preview and buy songs and other media. Plus it has something extremely similar to the usual iTunes interface from which you can tab to music, TV, movies etc. Looks all pretty neat and easy to use. Lastly in terms of applications, there is a new-look calendar. It seems this is intended to be the ideal mobile entertainment and collaboration device.

In terms of other features, there is 16Gb to 64Gb of internal flash storage, built in bluetooth and Wi-Fi 802.11n. The usual accelerometer doubles up as a compass. A built in speaker and microphone which will be useful i’m sure. Battery life, 10 hours of HD video playback no problem. However, the most astonishing thing? Over a month of standby time!
In terms of iPhone style applications, it can run all the current 140,000 applications in small, or full screen. The small screen option is useful for text based apps as they apparently look a bit silly when they are blown up to the full screen, all a bit overwhelming. Facebook apps run perfectly, gaming apps are better suited to the iPad than the iPhone no doubt. Games look pretty good I must say, decent graphics and performance.

Of course, the iPad wouldn’t be complete without being a competent e-reader. And developers working with newspapers, publishers etc. have been working hard to create special apps for the iPad that differ a little from the iPhone apps which have been extremely popular. This example, the New York Times, have created a fantastic looking app which is set out just like a real newspaper. Drop down menus which are essential part of the iPad’s functionality, are used here to navigate between articles. Superb.

Now, iBooks. Something that is really the defining feature which sets this apart from the iPhone. Several of the worlds largest publishers have chipped in for this and the results are fantastic. The UI is magnificent with all your books and artwork placed upon a virtual shelf. You can buy the books from the store for around £12 ($15) and once you load the book you will be delighted. A truly authentic experience something which i’ve been looking for in e-readers for a while now. You flip through the pages slowly or quickly and the display is nice. You can even change the font.
Another defining feature is iWork. Something that didn’t even come close to being available on an iPhone app. However, the interface differs entirely from the desktop version. Presentations, Spreadsheets and Documents, or Keynote, Numbers and Pages as Apple like to call them. It’s easy to use and looks great as always. Templates, presets and again, drop down menus to add in photo libraries etc. Fantastic. It’s more than an iPhone app, it is what I would call proper software of incredible substance. I Love it and this could be perhaps one of the main reasons why I would consider purchasing an iPad.
In terms of pricing, the Apple iPad tablet device ranges from $499 to $699 which is fairly modest to say the least. However if you want to add in, what my opinion is an essential addition, 3G connectivity, it will cost you an extra $129 for each model. There is also a model in between which starts at $599. I would imagine that when coming to the UK, this will equate to about £450, £550, £650 plus £100 for 3G.
My verdict: I must say this is a little underwhelming. Of course, it looks great, performance looks nifty and it’s graphically of high quality. But it doesn’t seem to have the wow factor which most new Apple devices have when first announced. Whilst sat here I feel as though I’m excited for the sake of being excited. Just because everybody else is. Not because this is a fantastic, revolutionary device. On the other hand, the iPhone is a fantastic device, extremely impressive and this only improves on that whilst keeping it’s best features. Therefore it gets a definite thumbs up and I will most likely be buying one.

Via – Engadget

How to Change Your Ip Adress In Less Than 1 Minute

2010-01-10T20:52:00.000-08:00

I'll share the way to Change Your Ip Adress In Less Than 1 Minute

1. Click on "Start" in the bottom left hand corner of screen
2. Click on "Run"
3. Type in "command" and hit ok

You should now be at an MSDOS prompt screen.

4. Type "ipconfig /release" just like that, and hit "enter"
5. Type "exit" and leave the prompt
6. Right-click on "Network Places" or "My Network Places" on your desktop.
7. Click on "properties"

[You should now be on a screen with something titled "Local Area Connection", or something close to that, and, if you have a network hooked up, all of your other networks.]

8. Right click on "Local Area Connection" and click "properties"
9. Double-click on the "Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)" from the list under the "General" tab
10. Click on "Use the following IP address" under the "General" tab
11. Create an IP address (It doesn't matter what it is. I just type 1 and 2 until i fill the area up).
12. Press "Tab" and it should automatically fill in the "Subnet Mask" section with default numbers.
13. Hit the "Ok" button here
14. Hit the "Ok" button again

You should now be back to the "Local Area Connection" screen.

15. Right-click back on "Local Area Connection" and go to properties again.
16. Go back to the "TCP/IP" settings
17. This time, select "Obtain an IP address automatically"
tongue.gif 18. Hit "Ok"
19. Hit "Ok" again
20. You now have a new IP address

With a little practice, you can easily get this process down to 15 seconds.

P.S:
This only changes your dynamic IP address, not your ISP/IP address. If you plan on hacking a website with this trick be extremely careful, because if they try a little, they can trace it back

How to Watch Movies Online for Free

2010-01-05T18:10:00.000-08:00

I’m sure most of you like watching movies. You often go to cinema to watch the latest movie available. Nowadays, there are several way to watch movie. People comes to DVD store and bought some DVD to watch it at home. But, some people are enjoying watch movies on the internet. By watch movies online they can save a few bucks because these movies is available for free. This fact makes online movies become so popular these days.

There are hundreds of websites that provide you a nice option to watch movies, download free movies and several other activities. One of them is mymovees.com. Mymovees.com provides good quality free online movies. You no need to pay anything to watch those free movies. You'll be pleased with this site because you can watch fast streaming movies. So when you want to watch online movie for free, please visit mymovies.com. You’ll enjoy it.

How to Protect Your Files,Folders and Text From Being Copied or Moved in Windows

2010-01-04T18:02:00.000-08:00

M File Anti-Copy is a pretty amazing software which is able to provide an anti-copy feature on your computer to protect your file or folder from being copied or moved. The best part is this tool is free.

LINK : Download M File Anti-Copy

Info:
Programmer: Mohsen Ektefa
Website: http://vbprogs.biz.tm
OS: Win 98/98/ME/SE/2000/XP/NT/Vista/Win 7
License: Freeware

M File Anti-Copy helps you lock the copy of your files. All you need to do is to enter a password after installation, and you can protect your files and folders by clicking the Activate button. Once anti-copy has been activated, you will find that the copy and paste command no longer working! Even when a text or document file is opened and someone wants to copy the content and paste it somewhere, that won’t work either.

If you want to copy or move a file when the anti-copy feature is active, there is a built-in File Copier and File Move function for you to do that so that you don’t need to deactivate the protection first.

Windows Task Manager was disabled when the anti-copy is active. Not only that, even the built-in Windows Registry Editor (regedit) is disabled too! At the program’s Option, it can also disable Folder Options, Search and Run. M File Anti-Copy implements these restriction to protect the program from being terminated.

Note:M File Anti-Copy is not perfect but it does provide some level of protection against people who didn’t know about this tool.

COOL AND FREE!!

How to Remove Add/Remove Programs Entries

2010-01-02T17:39:00.000-08:00

Generally, you would use the Control Panel's Add/Remove Programs tool or Vista's Default Programs | Programs and Features page to uninstall programs from your computer. Now and again some of these uninstalls will leave program names behind which, when clicked on, either produce errors or no action. You can remove these invalid entries using the method described here.

Note: The procedure described here only removes the references to an invalid entry in the Add/Remove Programs tool; it does not remove or uninstall a program. If a prior uninstall left residual materials on your hard disk in program directories or user data directories and/or other registry entries you will have to clean these up manually. Because each program is different in how it installs, instructions for doing that are beyond the scope of this document.

OK.Let's start.

1. Start the Registry Editor (Start | Run and then type "regedit" [no quotes] into the dialog box -- in Vista just type "regedit" [no quotes] into the Start menu search box)

2. Navigate to this key value in the left pane:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall

3. Locate the specific key you wish to delete. It will likely have the name of the program but, in case not, scroll down each entry and look at the value for DisplayName. The key you want is the key that contains the same display name as you are trying to remove from the Add/Remove Programs menu.

Note : If you want to be extra safe,before you do step 3, right click on the Uninstall entry and select the "Export" option from the menu. Give the exported .REG file a name you can remember and store it in a location you can remember. Doing this makes a backup you can recover from if you make an editing error in the steps below..

4. Close the Registry Editor (changes made to the registry via the Registry Editor take immediate effect so you don't have to save anything before closing the editor).

5. Open the Add/Remove Programs utility from the Control Panel (in Vista use Vista's Default Programs | Programs and Features page) and verify that the invalid entry is gone and that the other entries are still there.

DONE.

How to Get Rid Off Firefox Restore Session Dialog Box

2009-12-26T00:33:00.000-08:00

This blog has earlier carried a post on how to Restore Last Session in Firefox. Firefox restores session automatically, which you had opened last time, in case of system crash or some unexpected errors.

BUT....maybe some of you think that this feature bothering you too much.You even wanted to get rid off the built-in feature of Firefox, where it prompts you to restore firefox session after it had closed due to some unexpected error or a system crash.

SO HOW TO DO THAT??
Ok..now i share the tricks..

1.Type about:config in your Firefox Address bar.
2.Select browser.sessionstore.enable
3.Double click to change the setting to false

DONE!! Simple. Now you will no longer get the Firefox Restore Session Dialog Box.

How to Recover Last Session in Firefox

2009-12-24T23:44:00.000-08:00

Firefox users know that one of most useful features of Firefox is its ability to restore the last session, by opening all the tabs, which were open when your system crashed and you lost the track. But this happens only if your system halted on its own. If you yourself exit Firefox, then the firefox will start from its home page.

But you can change this setting easily so that even if you exit firefox manually, it will open all the tabs next time, which were open when you pressed the Close button.

Here i give you the steps:

1. Click on Tools menu >>> options.
2. Click on the Main tab.
3. Change the setting in “When Firefox Starts” field to “Show my windows and tabs from last time”.

4. Save your settings.

This feature of firefox is really useful. You know small things do wonders to add your browsing experience.

How to Check Summons Online

2009-12-23T21:21:00.000-08:00

For those who lives in Malaysia, they can check their summons online.
Follow this steps

1. Go to THIS LINK
2. The page should be like this

3. Enter your IC no. and the code given
4. Click Submit Query
5. Done!!

How to Open Multiple Home Pages at Startup in Mozilla Firefox

2009-12-22T23:10:00.000-08:00

Why do you need to open multiple home pages at startup?
Yes.The answer is to save your time.Now every minute of your’s is important so it’s you to decide how you can optimise and speed up your repeated browser activity in order to make the most efficient use of your time.

Here i share the steps :

1. File menu>>Tools>>Options

2. Click on the Main tab

3. Copy www.gmail.com | http://how-world.blogspot.com | www.google.com and paste it In the Home Page TextBox

replace/add the site according to your need

4. Click OK. DONE!!

NOW YOU HAVE MULTIPLE HOME PAGES AT STARTUP..TRY IT!!

How to Open Two Gmail Accounts at The Same Time

2009-12-20T20:55:00.000-08:00

If you have 2 Gmail accounts and you're Firefox user, you don't have to switch between them manually.Why need to frequently logout and login again when you can have both Gmail accounts presented to you all at once.

Here i share the tips:

1. Using multiple browsers.

You can open up to 3 Gmail at once by running Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox and Apple Safari. By doing so, you can easily switch between those browsers in order to access your different e-mail accounts.

2. Using IE Tab Add-On.

First of all, you have to download IE Tab Add-On extension.[Free download here].

The page should be like this

Once this extension is added into your Firefox browser, you can open up one Gmail account in the regular Firefox tab and another Gmail account by right click and selecting on the Open Link in IE Tab. And bingo! Now you can have two Gmail accounts opened at the same time.

TRY IT & ENJOY !!

How to Burn a CD

2009-12-20T05:12:00.000-08:00

Burning a CD is a fairly easy process. Many computers have CD burning capability, and it's easy to get burn ware if you don't have it. Burn CDs and feel secure knowing you have backups for all of your data and audio files.

Follow these easy steps :

1. Buy recordable CDs. Know that you can record on both CD-R as well as CD-RW, but CD-R is best for recording both music and data, whereas CD-RW is best for data as some audio equipment won't play music recorded on a CD-RW. However, CD-RW is rewritable and is great for saving files and data and then altering what's on it.

2. Check your computer to make sure it has a CD burner. Find out if it also has CD writing software. Realize that most computers now do come with a CD burner—you can get one installed, for instance, at a computer repair shop. Download or purchase CD writing software (online or from an electronics store) if you lack the software needed. Buy software, such as "Nero Burning ROM," which also comes with a CD label maker.

3. Insert your blank CD-R or CD-RW. Look for your CD writing software—click the "Start" menu; then click "Programs." Open the software and choose "Wizard" over the "Manual" option if available, especially if you've not used the software before or if it's been a while since you've used it.

4. Select the option for either data or audio. Remember if you want to backup or save data files from your computer, select "data," but if you want to make a copy of one of your listening CDs, choose "audio" or "music."

5. Open the files or music to be copied from within your CD writing software. Find data or audio easily with the software wizard, or see an option for opening files in the software menu or on the screen (it should be fairly obvious).

6. Know that a lot of CD writing software has a "drag and drop" option similar to a Windows Explorer type of look and function. Use this feature or copy and paste data or audio you want to put on your blank CD

7. Wait for the CD writing software to copy the data or music. Pick "Burn" once the files or audio have been copied—this might take a little time. Avoid messing with your computer while the software is copying or burning because you might end up with an incomplete burning session or a damaged CD

8. Check your new CD once the burning session is complete. Open it from "My Computer" or a program on your machine. Look to see if all the data or audio files you wanted copied are there. Listen to your audio CD to check it too if you want.

How to Make Your Window's 'Dancing'

2009-12-19T21:17:00.000-08:00

This is only for fun and it is really funny ;-). Check out these tips

Copy and paste the java script code in the following red lines to the address bar of your browser

javascript:function Shw(n) {if (self.moveBy) {for (i = 35; i > 0; i--) {for (j = n; j > 0; j--) {self.moveBy(1,i);self.moveBy(i,0);self.moveBy(0,-i);self.moveBy(-i,0); } } }} Shw(6)

Press enter and watch your window's "shaking it". You can change the value of i if you wish :-) HAVE FUN!!

How to Type Upside Down

2009-12-17T20:17:00.000-08:00

Hye everyone.. In this article, i will share with you how to make your text flip/upside down..it is so easy and cool

ɥʎǝ ǝʌǝɹʎouǝ˙˙ ıu ʇɥıs ɐɹʇıɔlǝ' ı ʍıll sɥɐɹǝ ʍıʇɥ ʎon ɥoʍ ʇo ɯɐʞǝ ʎonɹ ʇǝxʇ ɟlıd/ndsıpǝ poʍu˙˙ıʇ ıs so ǝɐsʎ ɐup ɔool

Follow this simple steps.

1. Go to www.flipmytext.com

2. Type whatever text you want in the top box and you will see the text flip in the second box

3. Highlight & copy upside down words. Paste it anywhere you want.

DONE...TRY IT AND HAVE FUN!!

How to Login With Multiple Yahoo Id

2009-12-15T16:31:00.000-08:00

In this article i will tell you about the way you can login with more than one yahoo ID at the same time . There is no need to install any other yahoo multi messenger version, you can easily covnert your normal yahoo messenger into multi messenger and enjoy your many ID's at the same time.

Follow this steps:

1. Clickc Start button and type Regedit in Run option then press Enter for next

2. Click HKEY_CURRENT_USER/Software/Yahoo/Pager/Test

3. Here in right side panel,right click to create a new DWORD Value. A new registry will appear there and rename it as Plural. Give it value data 1 and click OK

4. Close the registry editor and restart your computer after any changes to go into effect

5. Now,open Yahoo Messenger as many as you need. Login them with different IDs

6. If you want to disable the multiple messenger option then again open registry editor and change Plural value 1 to 0

7. Thats all.Enjoy!!

How to Change Word 2007's File Save Setting

2009-12-14T16:34:00.000-08:00

Microsoft Office 2007 is a major update to the office suite. Word and other programs in the suite will use new document formats. Word 2007 saves files in the .docx format, which is different from the .doc format used in Word 97-2003.

The new document format in Word 2007 can cause difficulties when it comes time to share your documents electronically.

So, if you upgrade to Word 2007, you should consider changing the save settings. You can save your documents in a format that is compatible with earlier versions of Word. That way, you won’t have any problems sharing documents.

Here are the steps

1. Click the Office button
2. Click Word Options
3. Open the Save/Save As options
4. Beside Save files in this format, select Word 97-2003
5. Click OK

FINISH.NOW,YOU CAN SHARING YOUR WORD 2007 FILES WITH ANYONE THAT USE PREVIOUS VERSION OF WORD !!

How to Detect Invisible Users in Yahoo Messenger

2009-12-13T10:15:00.000-08:00

In this article, we'll learn how to detect whether someone is invisible or offline in Yahoo!Messenger. It is very simple.

1. Go to DetectInvisible.com

The page should be like this

2. Enter the Yahoo ID that u want to check.Once u have clicked 'GO', it will show whether that person is INVISIBLE/OFFLINE/ONLINE

3. FINISH. Try it yourself and have fun with this ;-)

How to Download Movie/Music/Games Using uTorrent

2009-12-11T18:53:00.000-08:00

Hello&Hye.
I am going to show you how to download movie/song/games/application using uTorrent. Follow my steps.

1. Firstly, Download uTorrent from Google.

2. Once utorrent is installed, you should get utorrent icon like this on your desktop

3. Go to thepiratebay.org

4. On the pirate bay page, type in whatever movie/song/games/application you like and see what comes up

For example, i am going to download movie 'Taken'.Type 'Taken' in search box and clicked search

If you notice, there are 'SE' & 'LE' at the right of the page. For better (faster) downloading,choose result with more SE & LE.

5. Once you have clicked which one you want download, a page like this will come up and all you need to do is click 'DOWNLOAD THIS TORRENT'

6. Once you have click 'DOWNLOAD THIS TORRENT'---> click 'open with'--->utorrent (default).Page like this will appear

Now the file will be downloading in utorrent
'Done' means how much % of the file have been downloaded
When it reach 100%, you can find the file in 'My Documents'-->'Downloads'

7. Finish. If you have any question, please let me know by leaving a comment.Enjoy!!

How to Download Youtube Video

2009-12-11T06:56:00.000-08:00

In this article i will tell you the way how to download video from youtube. This is the fastest way and more important, it is free!!

Follow this steps
1. Go to Youtube website
2. Search for your favourite video you want to download

Example:

3. At the URL of the youtube video,simply change the word 'youtube' to 'voobys'

4. After you have put 'voobys" instead of 'youtube', press ENTER and window will open page like this

5. Click DOWNLOAD VIDEO.
(The video is flv file. So you have to install Flash Player)
6. SAVE THE FILE AND DONE .TRY IT YOURSELF AND ENJOY!!!

How to Prevent Pregnancy

2009-12-11T00:27:00.000-08:00

About 85% of sexually active women who do not use contraceptives become pregnant within a year. A woman can also become pregnant while breastfeeding and from about 10 days after childbirth and even during her menstruation. Withdrawal of the penis prior to ejaculation during intercourse (coitus interruptus) and periodic abstinence do not effectively prevent pregnancy nor provide protection against STDs. Here you can read more about several forms of contraceptives.

You can prevent an unwanted pregnancy with:

1- Total Abstinence 2- Use of contraceptives

To prevent unwanted pregnancy always use a form of contraception when you are sexually active.

Contraception methods
No method of contraception gives a 100% protection.
The male latex condom is the only contraceptive method considered highly effective in reducing the risk of STDs. Birth control pills, Implant and IUDs do not protect against STD infection.

FOR THE WOMAN

1. DIAPHRAGM

Rubber disk with a flexible rim that covers the cervix and must be used together with spermicide. It is available by prescription only and must be sized by a health professional.

The diaphragm protects for six hours and should be left in place for at least six hours after the last intercourse but not for longer than a total of 24 hours.

2. ORAL CONTRACEPTIVES

Protect against pregnancy by the combined actions of the hormones estrogens and progestin. The hormones prevent ovulation. The pills have to be taken every day as directed and do not work after vomiting or diarrhoea. Side effects of the pill can be nausea, headache, breast tenderness, weight gain, irregular bleeding, and depression.

3. DEPO-PROVERA

Hormonal contraceptive injected into a muscle on the arm or buttock every three months. The injection must be repeated every 3 months. The menstruation can become irregular and sometimes even absent.

4. IMPLANTS

(Such as Norplant or implanon) are made up of small rubber rods, which are surgically implanted under the skin of the upper arm, where they release the contraceptive steroid levonorgestrel. Their protection lasts from 3 to 5 years. Side effects include menstrual cycle changes, weight gain, breast tenderness and loss of bone mass.

5. IUD

T-shaped device inserted into the uterus by a health-care professional. The IUD can remain in place for 5- 10 years. IUD’s have one of the lowest failure rates of contraceptive method. Sometimes the IUD can be expelled and a woman has to check each month after her period with her finger if she can still feel the threads of the IUD. Other side effects can include abnormal bleeding, and cramps but this occurs mostly only during and immediately after insertion.

6. FEMALE STERILIZATION

tThis is done surgically. The tubes are ligated as a result of which the egg-cells can not encounter the sperm cells anymore and thus the woman can not get pregnant. It is a permanent form of contraception.

7. EMERGENCY CONTRACEPTION

Must be taken within 72 hours of unprotected sex in order to prevent an unplanned pregnancy. A woman must take 1 Norlevo and a second pill 12 to 24 hours later. Beside Norlevo, most combination (estrogens and progesterone) birth control pills can also be used. Take within 72 hours of unprotected sex. One dose 100 µg ethinylestradiol + 500 µg levonorgestrel (2-4 birth control pills), 12 hours later a second dose.

8. MORNING-AFTER IUD

Must be inserted within 5 days of unprotected intercourse. The IUD can stay for 5 to 10 years.

FOR THE MAN

1. CONDOMS

Mostly made from latex rubber and can be used only once. Some have spermicide added to kill sperm. They act as a mechanical barrier, preventing direct vaginal contact with semen, infectious genital discharges, and genital lesions. Condoms are the most effective method for reducing the risk of infection from the viruses that cause AIDS and other sexually transmitted diseases (STD’s). It is important to use it well and put the condom on before intercourse

2. MALE STERILIZATION

Also known as vasectomy, is a quick operation performed under local anaesthesia with possible minor postsurgical complications, such as bleeding or infection. The ability to get an erection and an ejaculation does not disappear. The sperm cells are just a very small part (1%) of the fluid and a man will not notice any difference in ejaculation. The body will absorb the sperm cells.

Safety rates of different methods of contraception

Estimated Effectiveness:

• Male Latex Condom 86%.
• Female Condom 79%.
• Diaphragm with Spermicide 80%.
• Oral Contraceptives Over 95%.
• Injection (Depo-Provera) Over 99%.
• Implant (Norplant, Implanon) Over 99%.
• IUD (Intrauterine Device). 98-99 %
• Surgical Sterilisation Over 99%
• Emergency Contraceptives: 75%.

Lowest expected Typical Use Pregnancy-rate Pregnancy-rate
• Male Sterilisation 0.15% 0,1%
• Female Sterilisation 0.5% 0,5%
• Implant 0.09% 0,9%
• Hormone Shot 0.3% 0,3%
• Combined Pill 5% 0,1%
• Minipill (Progestin only) 5% 0,5%
• IUD 0.8% 0,6%
• Condom 14% 3%
• Diaphragm 20% 9%
• Periodic abstinence 5-40%
• No Method: 85% 85%

How to Avoid Acne

2009-12-09T19:11:00.000-08:00

Common acne (aka "acne vulgaris") is a skin condition characterized by what are often called pimples or zits. It can occur anywhere on the body and at any age, though it typically affects teenagers on the face and back. Some factors, such as being in puberty, can't be altered, but you can take steps to avoid and prevent acne. Keep yourself healthy and presentable by removing factors that contribute to acne.

Acne is a problem that affects almost 90% of all adolescents, and many adults as well. The acne treatment industry does billions of dollars of sales annually, but the easiest and cheapest way to treat acne, is to avoid getting it in the first place. This can easily be done in a variety of ways. Here are ten simple ways to avoid acne.

1. Keep your face clean. Make it a habit to wash your face at least three times a day. This is an excellent way to avoid acne. Do not scrub hard, as this will only irritate your skin. Gently wash your face well with a mild cleanser, then pat it dry - don't rub.

2. Keep your hair off your face. Hair has natural oils in it, even if it doesn't appear to be oily. When that oil comes into contact with your skin, it can cause an acne breakout. Keep your hair cut short around your face, or use barrets or other accessories to hold it off your face. Many people don't realize that this is a way to avoid acne.

3. Eat a balanced diet. This is one of the easiest ways to avoid acne breakouts. Eat plenty of fresh fruits and vegetables, and avoid oily foods. If you notice acne breakouts occurring after eating certain foods, avoid those foods, and replace it with something else.

4. Drink plenty of water. Water is a great way to avoid acne, because it helps to detoxify your body, removing all the bacteria and waste that your body does not need. Acne begins on the inside of the body - not on the surface of the skin, and therefore, it should be treated, and prevented, from the inside, out.

5. Exercise is another way to avoid acne. When we exercise our brains produce chemicals that our bodies need. We also sweat, which helps to detoxify the body. Just make sure that you shower after exercising - don't just wipe away the sweat - shower to wash away excess sweat that you cannot wipe away.

6. Use natural cosmetics. The hypo-alergenic cosmetics offer another way to avoid acne. However, if possible, don't use any cosmetics or lotions at all. This serves to keep your skin as clean as possible at all times. If you do use cosmetics, make sure that you completely remove all of the makeup and wash your face well before going to sleep.

7. Don't pop or squeeze the pimples. This will only serve to spread the bacteria that causes acne to other areas of the skin, and it will also leave acne scars. Avoiding popping the pimples is one of the best ways to avoid acne breakouts in the future.

8. Unless you are washing your face, try to avoid touching it. Your fingers contain oil, and our hands are very susceptible to bacteria, which is why we wash them often. Keeping your hands off your face is a great way to avoid acne.

9. If you wear glasses, another way to avoid acne is to remove your glasses, and clean the parts of the glasses that touch your skin daily. Also, when you wash your face, pay extra attention to the area of your face where your glasses touch your skin.

10. Stay out of the sun. Sunshine causes us to produce extra sebum, which is a natural oil that is produced by the skin glands. Excess sebum causes acne, so avoiding the sun is a way to avoid acne. Furthermore, certain acne medications make us more sensitive to the sun, and more susceptible to skin cancers.