Computer TRAINING

Computer TRAINING
English | Avi | Xvid | 800?600 | 14fps | 4:3 | 1031Kbps | Mp3 352Kbps 22050Kbps | 1.4Gb
Genre: Video Training

Must-Have for Computer Users who are familiar or not with basic and advanced features of a desktop or a laptop!This is a computer training session that was produced by Chris Hardwick using desktop sharing software. This is geared for everyone, from the new computer user through the intermediate and advanced user. All training is done with a Windows system. There are seven lessons for a total of 3.5 hours. See contents on next page.

Get Favicon of Any Site

Do you Like Favicon of Your Friend Site ?

Wanna Favicon just do this:

http://www.google.com/s2/favicons?domain=sitename.com

Replace: Sitename.com with any other site name

Enjoy!

Protect a Pen Drive with Rohos Mini Drive

The first thing we'll see how the method is to put a password to your pendrive.

What this program does is create a virtual partition on the pendrive, which is hidden until they run an executable file that is in the USB stick, and we asked a password to access the contents of the virtual partition.

This password is the one we have put to create a unit hidden in the pen, and that is what leaves the door open, leaving visible in Windows Explorer to our unit.

We will explain the process step by step to understand it better.

Create a hidden partition on a Pendrive:
* Once we have finished installing Rohos Mini Drive, open it and we went to set the USB key.

* It opens a window which will depart in 3 sections:

1: Path of the unity of origin Pendrive: Select the drive that corresponds to our memory stick.
2: Setting the partition to create the pendrive (leave the default)
3: Create password for Pendrive is the key we ask that the executable will create the pendrive in order to access their data.
* Once the program has finished creating the partition on the pendrive, appears in this image that shows the name of the new virtual disk (Disk F), which is the drive on which stores all content.

* Now click on disconnect and close the application.
* Open Pendrive and unity as we go beyond the data we had stored, an executable file called Rohos mini. If you execute it, we see an opening screen asking for the password to access the virtual drive F:

* By entering the password, look as it appears in Windows Explorer drive F, which is the virtual drive that we have to save protected documents created in the pendrive.

From here, every time you run your pen on any computer, only you can view the content of this unit using the password secret. So if someone grabs you borrowed your pen, you can not in any way accessing this information.

You can change the password from the program Rohos pendrive and also allows you to increase the capacity of the virtual drive, delete it, create backups, etc...

Download Rohos Mini Drive 1.19

S60 Programming A Tutorial Guide - Paul Coulton

Based on the authors' experiences in developing and teaching Symbian OS, this practical guide is perfect for programmers and provides a series of example-based scenarios that show how to develop Symbian applications. - Exercises walk the reader through the initial development of a console-based card game engine to a graphical user interface(GUI)-based, two player blackjack game operating over a Bluetooth connection between two mobile phones.

- Addresses how Symbian offers a number of different variants to allow for different user interfaces and screen savers - the most prevalent of these is S60
- Discusses how the move toward 3G technology has resulted in an increasing need for mobile application development for S60 devices.

Download here

Change Folder Background in Windows XP

Ever wanted to change background of image of some folders when you viewed them in your file browser? There is a simple hack available to do this.

CAUTION:
We takes no responsibility if this method doesn’t work as expected or causes any damage to your computer or data so try at your own risk.

First Step:
- Open Explorer window and go to folder you want to customize.
- Click on Tools > Folder Options
- In the View tab under Advanced Settings check the radio button that says Show hidden files and folders.

Folder options dialog box in windows xp
Click Apply and then Ok.

Second Step:
- Now in the folder, right click and select Properties.
- Properties dialog box would appear. Click on Customize tab there under customize menu click on Change icon button and select an icon for your folder.
- Press Ok.

Third Step:
- Previous process should have created a “desktop.ini” file in your folder.
- Sometimes this file remain invisible so if you can’t see it don’t worry it is there.
- Open this file with Notepad if the file is invisible go to folder and manually type desktop.ini in the filename field to open it.
- Add these lines of code in your “desktop. ini” file

[ExtShellFolderViews]
{BE098140-A513-11D0-A3A4-00C04FD706EC}={BE098140-A513-11D0-A3A4-00C04FD706EC}
[{BE098140-A513-11D0-A3A4-00C04FD706EC}]
IconArea_Image=C:\Windows\Greenstone.bmp

- In this code line IconArea_image tells your explorer window to display a background image. In this example we are using Greentone.bmp you can change it with your image and provide the path to that image.
- Save “desktop.ini” file.
- Refresh the folder.

Now u can see your favorite image in your desktop background.

Fresh RAM v5.0.0

One of the main conditions of comfortable work with computer is a fast response: applications should run in a second, files should be opened in a millisecond, most of functions should be performed immediately; and the fast response of the operative system in applications highly depends on the amount of free memory system can use.Fresh RAM is a software which can effectively improve the situation, optimizing the ways your system and applications are using memory, and, therefore, fastening entire work without any additional hardware expenses.

Fresh RAM has fast and complicated memory analysis algorithms under the hood; but the appearance of the software is simple, understandable and attractive: you always see the overall situation about your systemmemory , you can select analysis algorithm complexity (speed vs. effectiveness selection) and run optimizations; in a few minutes you’ll feel howfresh the air in your system is — all running things are running like a breeze! In addition, this application also includes several Microsoft Windows XP tweaks, which will help you optimize the performance of your computer.But that is not all!Fresh RAM takes memory optimization to the next level, and with version 5.0, we have also integrated customizable automatic memory optimization options as well as Process RAM Usage Identifier. The Process RAM Usage Identifier will help you understand which applications consume the mostmemory and how to control them, while the automatic memory optimization options will make sure that free memory is always available for when you need it the most.

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Transfer Emails from One Gmail to Another Gmail Mailbox

If you have two gmail accounts and would like to stop using the old account, you probably will encounter the problem like how to import mails from the old gmail mailbox to another one. Gmail has provided a great feature that allows users to import emails from another mailbox so that you can still keep your important mails in the new gmail mailbox by following the below steps.

1. Login to old gmail account that you would like to transfer mails over to the new gmail account. Click on Setting, then choose Forwarding and POP/IMAP. Under POP Download section, select Enable POP from all mail. Click Save Changes button at bottom to save the setting.

2. Login to new gmail account. Click on Setting follow by Accounts. Under Get mail from other accounts section, click Add a mail account you own link.

3. At the pop up window, type your old gmail address and click Next Step button.

4. On the next screen, type the old gmail password, then select pop.gmail.com at POP server drop down list. Click Add Account button.

5. You will be asked if you want to send email from this new gmail mailbox using old gmail address. Tick Yes if you want to or else just tick No.

6. If you choose yes, then you will be requested to type your preference name for the old gmail address. If you would like to use old gmail address whenever reply an email from this new account, then click Specify a different “reply-to” address link and enter the old gmail address. Click Next Step button to proceed.

7. Click Send Verification button and gmail will send verification code to your old gmail account. This is to verify if you are the owner for old gmail account.

8. Go to your old gmail account, copy the verification code and paste it into the text box, then click Verify button.

Once you have completed all the above steps, your new gmail will start importing all mails from old gmail account. It will take some times to complete the mails transfer depending on your emails’ capacity.

Google's Body Browser is a Google Earth for Human Physiology

Google has mapped just about every traffic artery you could ever want to locate on Google Maps, but what if the thruway you’re looking for isn’t on any road atlas? To help you tell your axillary artery from your common carotid, Google has created a G-Maps-like search-able guide for the human body that lets you zoom, scroll, and search for every muscle, gland, nerve, bone, or organ in our common physiology.

As far as handy Web apps go, Body Browser is pretty neat; a sliding scroll bar allows you to peel away layers of the body, starting at the skin and moving down through the muscles and bone/organs to the cardiovascular and nervous systems. It allows you to zoom in tight (with nice resolution) to get the name of a specific bodily bit. Clicking on anything produces a handy label that identifies what you’re looking at.

Then there’s the search function of course, which allows you to locate any part of the body by just typing in the name. Like your usual Google search, the drop down is self-populating, so even if you’re not quite up to speed on the spelling of “anterior cruciate ligament,” the app will still help you find it. Perhaps best of all: no plug-ins. No Flash, no Java. The application runs right in any WebGL supported browser. It can still be a little cumbersome – if you’re not zoomed to exactly the right level in some cases (navigating the brain is a good example) it won’t always let you click on the right object – but overall it’s a pretty smooth experience.

Of course, not every browser is WebGL-enabled, but Chrome 9 Beta and Firefox 4 beta are, and both are available for download. Body Browser hasn’t landed in Google Labs just yet, but you can take it for a spin around your insides now through the Google Operating System blog. Barring that, you can get a somewhat rough tour via the video below