Monday, July 30, 2012

Fences 1.01


If you're losing the battle and your desktop icons hide your beautiful wallpaper, help is one click away. Fences quickly and easily organizes your icons into separate windows on your desktop, either automatically or manually.
 Labeling these boxes helps keep programs, photos, files, and Web links together, Then just double click your desktop and hide all your icons.



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Web Design - Lesson by Lesson


There are more important tags we have to consider,among them let's see about Bold and Italic tags.
Bold Tags   - <B>  </B>

Italic Tags - <i>  </i>

Let's consider an example

<B> This is about Web Design </B>
<i> This is about Web Design </i>

If you ant bold and italic text,then you can try like this

<B><i> This is about Web Design </i></B>

As well you can underline this using underline tag.

Underline Tags - <U>   </U>
Let's see it's example;


<U><B><i> This is about Web Design </i></B></U>

All this nested HTML codes can be a bit messy,however we can use Cascading Stylesheet for avoiding this.
So,hope to talk about it in next post.

Friday, July 27, 2012

Revo Uninstaller Pro


Revo Uninstaller Pro is a software that helps you to uninstall software and remoe unwanted programs installed on our pc easily.
This is a much faster and more powerful alternative to "Windows Add or Rmove Programs" applet.It has very powerful features to uninstall and remove programs.
You can download it from here.Download

EASEUS Partition Master


EASEUS partition manager is a nifty tool to create and manage disk partitions on Windows systems. Even if you created partitions during the setup process, and know how to use the disk management console to create partitions,kepping this tool with you will be helpful because it offers some amazing features like resize, merge or split partitions, convert FAT to NTFS, convert primary partition to logical and vice versa, and much more.

The personal edition of the tool is free. It has professional and business editions too.



You can download it from here.Download

Thursday, July 26, 2012

Make Your Windows 7 Desktop Organized and Stylish

When we use our computer or laptop,we make some shortcuts,documents,folders on our desktop for our easy use.Therefore this may be good idea at that time to access them easily and quickly.But after some times,you will find your desktop very messy and difficult to reorganize them again.
                     So in this post,I'm going to show you how to reorganize your desktop in windows 7 which is neat and tidy as well to make it more stylish and give you a relax and enjoying when you look at this.So I explain it step by step here.

Steps

  1. Let's think you have too many shortcuts on your desktop which are unorganized.Then I think it will be easy for you to make a folder called "Shortcuts".Then transfer all shortcuts to that folder.


2.As well if you have files and folders that you have worked on and left on your desktop.It will be easy    that make a folder called "Drafts" and put them on that folder.



      3.Then you can use a program called "Objectdock" which can be downloaded for free.after installing it you can put your shortcuts on it.If you want to dock like above simply right click then click settings>size >  Icon Size: 24px, Zoomed Size: 98px  >Style/color>Transparency :drag to the right >Accessibility >Accessibility : Keep on bottom >Ok .You can drag and drop your shortcuts as you like.Download  Objectdock from here.Download

      4. As well you can put shortcuts on the task-bar
          Right click on the task bar > Toolbars > New Toolbar > Choose Desktop > Choose Desktop         >double click shortcuts >select folder.After that right click >unlock the taskbar then right click on your shortcuts toolbar > View >Small >Icons >uncheck Show Text and >uncheck Show Title.

                       
         5.You can also add some gadgets.
            Right click on the desktop > Gadgets.Then choose any gadgets you like.
            Then organize your gadgets and icons as you want.

               

        6. Now you can enjoy with your beautiful desktop.

                        














Monday, July 23, 2012

Web Design -Lesson by Lesson




Hi,
Today I come up with some tags more than previous posts. First talk about "P" tags.When you want to add a paragraph for your web page,there you have to use the"P" tags.
<p>   </p>
For an example:-
<p>This is a paragraph</p>
<p>This is another paragraph</p>






Then talk about "BR" tag.This tag is used when you don't want a  full paragraph break.The space between lines of text is then reduced.
<br>
you can put this as follow
<p>This is a paragraph
<br>..................
</body>
</html>



Sunday, July 22, 2012

SVN -Version Control System-TortoiseSVN

Hi,
Yesterday I talked about SVN.Today I introduce good SVN that I am also using these days.It is none other than TortoiseSVN.All the things that I mentioned last day,can be done using this.So try it and give your comments.


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LAN Scanner


Hi,

Once again I found some softwares, from them we can use this MyLanViewer Network/IP Scanner for our home network.This scans network and displays your network computers in an easy to read, buddy-list style window that provides the computer name, IP address, MAC address, NIC vendor, OS version, logged users, shared folders and other technical details for each computer.As well as it can also view and access shared folders,terminate user sessions,disable shared folders and so on.

so you can download this from here.......



Saturday, July 21, 2012

Compiler and Debugger

Hi ,
     Sometimes,when we try to compile or run our programming codes using JAVA or any other language,there are some errors may be occured and don't allow to compile it or run it.So this is the ideal one that I could find.This allows us to compile and run our programme online in 40 programming languages.

I think this will be useful for our friends,this is the link and try it.
Link Address

SVN-Version Control System


Hi friends,
once again come up with SVN.Some of you already have known about this and some of you already have used it.but on behalf of our friends I hope to publish about this and it's trends.
I think You all know that our shared folder or naming system is fine for class projects or one-time papers. But considering software projects? There is not a chance.

Do you think the Windows source code sits in a shared folder like “Windows2007-Latest-UPDATED!!”, for anyone to edit? That every programmer just works in a different subfolder? No way.

Large, fast-changing projects with many authors need a SVN (geekspeak for “file database”) to track changes and avoid general chaos.Actually what is SVN.SVN maens Subversion.This is a version control system.
It is used to maintain current and historical versions of files such as source code, web pages, and documentation.
What are the features of good version control system?They are....

Backup and Restore
Synchronization
Short-term undo
Long-term undo
Track Changes
Track Ownership
Branching and merging

Backup and Restore
Files are saved as they are edited, and you can jump to any moment in time.

Synchronization
Lets people share files and stay up-to-date with the latest version.

Short-term undo
Throw away your changes and go back to the “last known good” version in the database.

Long-term undo
Sometimes we mess up bad. Suppose you made a change a year ago, and it had a bug. Jump back to the old version, and see what change was made that day.


Track Changes
As files are updated, you can leave messages explaining why the change happened (stored in the VCS, not the file). This makes it easy to see how a file is evolving over time, and why.

Track Ownership
A VCS tags every change with the name of the person who made it. Helpful for blamestorming giving credit.

Branching and merging
You can branch a copy of your code into a separate area and modify it in isolation (tracking changes separately). Later, you can merge your work back into the common area.

Please give your ideas.It will be helpful to me and encourage me 

Friday, July 20, 2012

Drop Box-It's easy for sharing




Hi,
It's happy to come again with drop box.May be some people got to know about this at this moment because I am also working with drop box sincelast 2 months.But we should update our knowledge. So invite you all enjoy with your friends,employees and etc by sharing images,folders,docs and videos.







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Large File Attachment in E-mail


Hi all,
It's very funny thing now to write and introduce small small things
which we should know clearly.So when I was in a trouble to attach a
file to send via g mail which had 56KB in size.I think you already
know that the maximum size of the attachment is 30MB or 25MB.
Therefore I thoughtto find one to solve this...

Happy to say I got one "Pando".May be someone of you known this but
on behalf of all I thought to post about this.


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If this is valuable for you.It's a pleasure to me.So please if you like this
keep a comment.It will be helpful to me

Web Design-Lesson by Lesson


Basic HTML - Heading tags

Hi....,
we all can have nice big headig on our web page.This is done with the H tags. te biggest size of this is H1.Hence we can have upto 6 different sizes which we can change the heading sizes putting number after the H but it should be in the limit 6.As well as all headings should be in between the two BODY tags.

Ex:- Add this heading below the first BODY tag.

<H1>A Size 1 Heading</H1>
should be mentioned that tags are not case sensetie.

My code is in the above and my web page shows it as this.

Thursday, July 19, 2012

Web Design-Lesson by Lesson

Hi all,

Previous post I talked about  tags that we are using in web design,as fundamental thing we must know how to save our code as a web page.Therefore in this post,I'm going to talk about saving our codes as a web page.........

After you typed your codes,you can select Save As
,and then you can see a dialogue box appears.

There you can see the default extension at the bottom, under “Save as type” It says, Text Documents (*.txt). If you leave it on that then you won’t have web page, you’ll have a text file. Click on the drop down list and change it to “All files”. (You don't need to do this if you're using TextEdit on a Mac. Just type firstwebpage.html in the Save As box.).
As well in previous post I mentioned that when we save our codes that file name should ".html or .htm".then you can give your file name as "File name + .html".In here I gave "mywebpage.html ".Then click "Save".There you can have a HTML page which can be displayed in a browser.

Monday, July 16, 2012

Web Design-Lesson by Lesson

HTML is written in something called tags. Tags come in pairs, an opening one and a closing one.
                     The first pair of tags we’ll write are the HTML tags themselves. You put one HTML tag at the top, and one at the bottom:
        <HTML>

        </HTML>

There are things t consider in this coding:

         1.The word "HTML" is surrounded by angle brackets.
         2.The second tag has a forward slash before the HTML.

All your tags must be surrounded by the angle brackets < >. This tells the browser that there is some HTML code that needs executing, and that it is not to be shown on the web page. Miss an angle bracket out and it can really mess up your web page.The first Tag tells the browser to start doing something; the second tag tells the browser to stop doing it. The stop symbol is that forward slash. So miss that out and, again, your web page can really be messed up.
This HTML code tells a browser like IE or Firefox that the code is Hypertext Markup Language.

The next pair of tags are the HEAD tags.They go between the two HTML ones.(<HEAD>   </HEAD>)
    <HTML>
        <HEAD>
       
        </HEAD>
   
    <HTML>


This HEAD section of HTML page is where we put special instructions for the browser.But your browser will not print directly to a web page when things are interested into the HEAD section.It means the HEAD secion will ignore direct text.
A special instruction your browser can understand is the TITLE tag (<TITLE>   <TITLE>).

    <HTML>
        <HEAD>
            <TITLE> </TITLE>
        </HEAD>

    </HTML>


Whatever you type between the two TITLE tags is what appears at the very top of your browser window.

The final and most important part of the HTML is BODY section.
    <HTML>
        <HEAD>
            <TITLE> </TITLE>
        </HEAD>

        <BODY>

        </BODY>

    </HTML>


                              In between those two BODY tags is where you’ll write most of your HTML code.When you type something between the two BODY tags and then view the results in a browser, whatever you typed will be displayed. As long as it’s not a tag, your browser will try to display it for you. So remember: if you want people to see it, put it between the BODY tags.

Web Design-Lesson by Lesson

                          Let's talk about HTML.When we consider about HTML,It comes with various versions.As an example,let's take HTML5.In Html5 also all around the world are talking about the updates which are happening to the mark up language.
                            These updates are mostly done by W3C which was founded in 1994 by Tim Berners-Lee who also created the first version of HTML and invented the WWW(World Wide Web).They now look for new web technologies.Companies who make browser like Microsoft(Internet Explorer),Mozila(FireFox) and Apple(Safari) can then decide which of the new web technologies that they wish to implement.
                            Most companies in browser technology decided to implement quite a lot of the new suggested updates put forward by the W3C.These updates are commonly known as HTML5.Another exciting update is something called the Canvas tag.This allows us to create quite sophisticated animations and graphics using JavaScript.These versions can be used without needing a 3rd party plugin.
                                                    These are a whole lot of new HTML tags that takes browser technology forward into the 21st century.

Sunday, July 15, 2012

Web Design-Lesson by Lesson


In this,I'm bringing just what a web page is and how it can be read by a browser like Internet Explorer or Firefox. You’ll also construct your very first web page.Let’s make a start Web pages have their own file extensions.Oddly there are two different extensions, a three letter file extension and a four letter extension. Web pages come with the extension .htm or .html. A browser can recognise either extension.

When you open up a web page with your browser,for example,Internet Explorer the browser software checks the file extension, the same check that Word and Excel make. If it sees the .htm or .html extension it knows it’s a web page and then tries to open it. (Modern browsers, though, can open up other types of files. Internet Explorer can open up your Word documents and PDF files.)
                            Behind the scenes, however, the thing that Internet Explorer is trying to open is really a text file that has had its extension changed from .txt to .htm. The text file though willhave special symbols and words, called Tags. When the browser sees these Tags it goes to work, displaying whatever you typed and hiding the Tags from your viewers.

Most web pages on the internet are written in code called HTML. HTML stands for Hyper Text Markup Language, and is fairly easy to get the hang of. That’s because HTML is not a programming language: it is a language designed to improve the presentation of text. For example, in Microsoft Word, if you want a nice big heading, you can select a font size from a menu. HTML has an easy way to change the size of text of headings, too, which you’ll see in a moment. But that’s basically all you are doing with HTML – presenting text and images on a page. The way you do this is with things called TAGS.




Web Design-Lesson by Lesson


We heard in one lecture that some who is a senior wrote his first HTML code in his 12 years old.It was amazing and wonderful thing to hear.But we.......????????????????????
So I think it is time to do it from our side.We should go forward from our side.

To start writing web pages, we'll use a simple text editor.That way,we'll be able to focus on the code,without getting distracted by the menus and buttons of a complex piece of Web Design software.

 If you use Windows, then Notepad is an excellent text editor to use.To launch it, click on your Start menu in the bottom left of your screen. Click on All Programs, then Accessories. From the Accessories folder, select Notepad or select Run and type "notepad" click "OK".

Another good piece of software is the free Notepad++.

Mac and Linux users have a number of text editors available, but finding a free one that is as good as Notepad++ is quite difficult. Bluefish is OK, but looks a bit dated, especially for HTML.The free Smultron is worth downloading, if you have a Mac.

For a basic text editor like Notepad, Macs come with TextEdit, which you can find in your Applications folder. You might want to play around with the Preferences, though, or you'll end up with Rich Text rather than Plain Text.

Saturday, July 14, 2012

Living With Google -Made it easy

Search Google........!!!!!!!!!!!!.We heard this everyday during our lectures.
Why this Google????????? Let's discuss with it.When we consider about the Google's products,I use a lot of Google’s products and some of them I find indispensible. Besides the obvious reason that they are free, I find some of their apps absolutely something I cannot live without. I use Google, GMail,Google Maps and Picasa almost everyday! Do you find yourself reading this and that about Google’s new features here and there? You might be able to follow them on your own with these links.



Google Blog
This blog provides very good information on new developments, acquisitions (which seem to be a daily fact these days) and insights into Google as a whole.



Google Blogoscopped
It is more of a community effort with lots of people contributing with most of the attention circling around Google. They talk about tips & tricks, new features, Google’s censorship amongst other useful information. It is a great blog to follow if you want to keep yourself up-to-date with Google

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