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Todays INTERNET it seems the same entity as it was a couple of years ago.Ground-breaking tools for blogging,commenting,embedding video,sharing and championing content via sites such as Digg have turned the web upsite down.There might be a few new tools in our browser bar that enable us to enjoy in- page RSS feeds and forum updates, but untill the past few years, our personal access to this Web-based content has seemed just the same as ever.The latest version of the Safari, Opera and Firefox Web browsers have change all that,becoming both smarter and easier to use. Firefox is chameleon-like in its ability to take on the attributes of the OS you're using:the vista version looks like a Vista app and the XP ver is more like Xp. You can also access sites by typing directly into the address bar-Firefox divines the site you want if you've visited it before.
Many of the cosmetic changes that have been made to the way Firefox 3.0 operates are down to the introduction of intergrated tools that let you knw whether a site you're trying to visit is safe, and to improved handling of downloaded applications.
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Oct 3, 2010
SECURITY
Todays INTERNET it seems the same entity as it was a couple of years ago.Ground-breaking tools for blogging,commenting,embedding video,sharing and championing content via sites such as Digg have turned the web upsite down.There might be a few new tools in our browser bar that enable us to enjoy in- page RSS feeds and forum updates, but untill the past few years, our personal access to this Web-based content has seemed just the same as ever.The latest version of the Safari, Opera and Firefox Web browsers have change all that,becoming both smarter and easier to use. Firefox is chameleon-like in its ability to take on the attributes of the OS you're using:the vista version looks like a Vista app and the XP ver is more like Xp. You can also access sites by typing directly into the address bar-Firefox divines the site you want if you've visited it before.
Many of the cosmetic changes that have been made to the way Firefox 3.0 operates are down to the introduction of intergrated tools that let you knw whether a site you're trying to visit is safe, and to improved handling of downloaded applications.
Todays INTERNET it seems the same entity as it was a couple of years ago.Ground-breaking tools for blogging,commenting,embedding video,sharing and championing content via sites such as Digg have turned the web upsite down.There might be a few new tools in our browser bar that enable us to enjoy in- page RSS feeds and forum updates, but untill the past few years, our personal access to this Web-based content has seemed just the same as ever.The latest version of the Safari, Opera and Firefox Web browsers have change all that,becoming both smarter and easier to use. Firefox is chameleon-like in its ability to take on the attributes of the OS you're using:the vista version looks like a Vista app and the XP ver is more like Xp. You can also access sites by typing directly into the address bar-Firefox divines the site you want if you've visited it before.
Many of the cosmetic changes that have been made to the way Firefox 3.0 operates are down to the introduction of intergrated tools that let you knw whether a site you're trying to visit is safe, and to improved handling of downloaded applications.
Sep 22, 2010
Windows Tricks & Trips
Windows Vista
quick copy the file names as well as the path on the clipboard.
Copying the names of folder or files with their path and insert it in a document was not easily possible under windows xp.Does it possible to Vista, that have a solution for this old W indows problem ?
Oh yeah it does why not. Use a hidden command in the context menu for folder or files in the latest operating system.
Open windows Explore with [win]+[E] and navigate to the folder in question or to the desired file.
Important: the folder or file icon must be visible in the right part of the Explorer. The keep the [shift]key pressed and right-click the icon on the right side of the window.The context menu that is displayed shows more commands than usual-including the "copy as path"command. You can copy the name of the file or folder with the complete path on the clipboard using this command. You can then copy the information to other applications such as word with [Ctrl]+[V].The inserted information is enclosed in inverted commas
quick copy the file names as well as the path on the clipboard.
Copying the names of folder or files with their path and insert it in a document was not easily possible under windows xp.Does it possible to Vista, that have a solution for this old W indows problem ?
Oh yeah it does why not. Use a hidden command in the context menu for folder or files in the latest operating system.
Open windows Explore with [win]+[E] and navigate to the folder in question or to the desired file.
Important: the folder or file icon must be visible in the right part of the Explorer. The keep the [shift]key pressed and right-click the icon on the right side of the window.The context menu that is displayed shows more commands than usual-including the "copy as path"command. You can copy the name of the file or folder with the complete path on the clipboard using this command. You can then copy the information to other applications such as word with [Ctrl]+[V].The inserted information is enclosed in inverted commas
Sep 20, 2010
Speed up your Wi-Fi Online faster
Speed up...your connection
Every time your laptop connects to a Wi-Fi hot spot,whether its in your home or down at the coffee shop,it logs the name of the access point that you connected to the window preferred Network settings.if accidently you connected to the neighbor's access point, the things you need to bump that listing down in your connection list and move your router to the top. To do this. Click start and select connect to, then wireless Network Connection.On the window that opens,click on the properties button on the lower left,then the Wireless Networks tab at the top.Under preferred Networks look for your home,work,or favorite coffee shop's router name. Highlight it and use the Move Up button to move the selection to the top of the list. This ill prioritize the connection to your favorite hot spot's access points. You can also use the Remove button to eliminate the auto-connection of networks that are no longer used or those that happen to be at your neighbor's house. Although you wouldn't be alone if you kept it at the bottom for emergency use- just in case your Internet connection goes down
Every time your laptop connects to a Wi-Fi hot spot,whether its in your home or down at the coffee shop,it logs the name of the access point that you connected to the window preferred Network settings.if accidently you connected to the neighbor's access point, the things you need to bump that listing down in your connection list and move your router to the top. To do this. Click start and select connect to, then wireless Network Connection.On the window that opens,click on the properties button on the lower left,then the Wireless Networks tab at the top.Under preferred Networks look for your home,work,or favorite coffee shop's router name. Highlight it and use the Move Up button to move the selection to the top of the list. This ill prioritize the connection to your favorite hot spot's access points. You can also use the Remove button to eliminate the auto-connection of networks that are no longer used or those that happen to be at your neighbor's house. Although you wouldn't be alone if you kept it at the bottom for emergency use- just in case your Internet connection goes down
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