By ZED Mon, 08/31/2009 - 08:54
Earlier this week, Swiss programmer Ruben Unteregger who has been reportedly working for a Swiss company ERA IT Solutions responsible for coding government sponsored spyware, has released the source code of a trojan horse that injects code into the Skype process in order to convert the incoming and outgoing voice data into an encrypted MP3 available at the disposal of the attacker.
By ZED Mon, 06/08/2009 - 01:47
This information is also available as a PDF download.
Keyboard shortcuts are a mainstay for most Word users who are trying to streamline their work. Even brand-new users start slinging around Ctrl+C and Ctrl+V soon after mastering the intricacies of scrolling. But keyboard shortcuts are often nonintuitive and hard to remember. (What mnemonic would you use to recall that Ctrl+E centers document text or that Ctrl+T produces a hanging indent?)
That’s where mouse shortcuts — the unsung hero of built-in functionality — can take up the slack. Users probably know the basic moves: Right-click on an item to display a shortcut menu, double-click to select a word, triple-click to select a paragraph. But Word has quite a few additional mouse tricks up its sleeve. This overview will help you (and your users) learn some easily remembered techniques to gain quick access to a host of Word options.
By ZED Thu, 05/14/2009 - 14:09
Some management mistakes are so common that you can actually compile them into a list. If you’re a manager struggling to find out why your team is dysfunctional, take a look at the behaviors in this list and see if any look familiar.
By TECHIE Thu, 05/07/2009 - 07:18
There are few reasons why Firefox is the Web browser of choice for many of us. Providing a safe Web surfing is one of the more important ones. Here i like to share some tips that will make surfing the Web with Firefox even safer.
It’s important to easily determine whether a Web site that should be using https, actually is. When Firefox first came out it used a method that was easily discernible. The address bar would turn yellow and a lock icon would appear on the right-hand side of the address bar:
By ZED Wed, 04/22/2009 - 17:02
Introduction
Final assembly is usually the least time-consuming part of a build. Component selection may require days of consideration, and finding the "best" seller can take up the better part of a day, but plugging connectors and inserting screws shouldn't take more than a couple hours, even for the most inexperienced builder.
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By ZED Wed, 04/22/2009 - 17:00
Installing The Operating System...
At the moment, I have only posted the procedure for Windows 98 Second Edition, this procedure is similar if not identical for Windows 2000.
If you have any problems, try starting with no cards except the video card. Doublecheck drive jumpers and BIOS settings. If system won't boot to floppy, make sure the floppy cable is facing the right way, I have screwed this up.
The Foolproof Way To Install Windows 98:
By ZED Wed, 04/22/2009 - 16:57
As below post i mentioned that we need 2 things to make a computer work, that is Hardware and software. Here is what is Software.
Software
By ZED Wed, 04/22/2009 - 16:46
Every Computer work with the help of 2 things, 1. Hardware and 2. Software. I will be discribing the subject Software in the next post but here in this, you will get the information, what is Hardware.
Hardware
By ZED Wed, 04/22/2009 - 16:40
Hey Frnz,
Get the basic knowledge of Computer. Here we starts with What is Computer?. Below is the Answer and complete details about computers.
What is Computer?
a computer is an electronic device that allows you to input data and have it stored, processed, or otherwise manipulated quickly and efficiently. Computers help make jobs that used to be complicated much simpler. For example, a user can easily write letters in a word processor and edit any portion of the letter anytime, spell check the letter, move text from another document into the letter, etc.
By ZED Wed, 04/22/2009 - 16:36
Hey Guyz, Here is some Useful stuff! :wink:
Since the majority of us spend hours in front of a computer monitor, it is good practice to protect your eyes from potential damage. Keep in mind that the following recommendations apply only to properly setting up your workstation to best protect your eyes and does not address other ergonomic needs related to working in front of a computer.
Taking Proper Care of Your Eyes
Instructions
* STEP 1: Take five-minute breaks every hour by looking off into the distance and looking away from the computer monitor.
