It looks like every text or words seen on computer screen can be copied to clipboard and pasted into word processing application or text editor. But there is always something that cannot be highlighted with mouse or keyboard, and thus cannot be copied, saved or printed. Such properties or objects include Windows dialog box, error message box, splash screen, Flash animation, graphical image or picture, […]
Microsoft releases Windows Vista Vista SP1 RC Refresh version, an update to the Vista SP1 RC v.668 version made available for public last December to 15,000 beta testers which mainly consists of corporate customers, consumer enthusiasts, software and hardware vendors and others. The new test code is not available for public download. However, as with previous betas and release candidates, there is trick to allow […]
If you have used Windows XP, and now using Windows Vista, do you notice any difference between both operating system on the sequence that the recently opened programs and frequently used programs are arranged on Start Menu? If you don’t, take a close look again, as there is obvious change and improvement been done to the usability of Start Menu.
Thanks to trick by Treburin, users can now remove the infamous watermark printed on lower right corner or 4 corners of desktop of 64-bit (x64) Vista. Windows Vista display a fade watermark text to indicate state of Vista system user is using, such as “Evaluation Copy” for unactivated copy or beta release of software that going to be expired, “Test Mode” or “For testing purpose […]
Microsoft has upgraded the Vista tcpip.sys system file, which responsible for TCP/IP network connection protocol in Windows Vista, with several hotfixes and service pack. Originally both the 32-bit and 64-bit tcpip.sys is version 6.0.6000.16386 for Vista RTM edition, and has since been updated to version 6.0.6000.20582, 6.0.6000.20583, 6.0.6000.20645 (by KB940646), 6.0.6001.16633, 6.0.6001.16659, 6.0.6001.17042 (v.658) and 6.0.6001.17052, with the later is what system with Vista SP1 […]
Acrobat PDF files and documents can be protected and encrypted with password to deny unauthorized access and reading, especially sensitive private information. However, the password protection can sometimes lock out owner yourself, the legitimate author or its intended recipients from opening the PDF files, if you lost or forget the password required to open the document.
Microsoft provides genuine users who purchase license and product key online to download the setup package directly from its content delivery partner’s digitalrivercontent.net server. In fact, anybody use the direct download links to download the Vista installer directly from Microsoft to ensure the copy is clean, unmodified and untampered with.
Adobe Acrobat PDF files is the popular de-facto business document format and printable document format that are distributed by email circulation or published via Web. The PDF documents are mostly static and ‘dead lock’, meaning readers can’t really manipulate on PDF files without expensive Adobe Acrobat software or buying third-party PDF editor. If you want to manipulate and manage Acrobat PDF files, pdftk is a […]
The recently released IE7Pro is a new add-on to Microsoft Internet Explorer 7 browser which aims to enhance the IE7’s browsing abilities. This add-on has added many new features and extras to boost the IE7’s function and make it more user friendly, faster, more responsive and sleek. With IE7Pro, Microsoft Internet Explorer 7 has increased its competitiveness and attempts to address the gap between this […]
Microsoft previously stopped rolling out the WGA Notifications component of Windows Genuine Advantage initiative, which consists of WgaLogon.dll library and WgaTray.exe executable that responsible for notification message on system tray, logon and desktop area since release of WGA version 1.7.59.0. Initial release of WGA Validation v1.7.59.1 also excludes notification part with just a single LegitCheckControl.dll
Privacy awareness has become an important issue when logging in to a public computer or browsing the Internet. Users are more and more concerned about their private or personal information being left behind in a computer especially a public computer such as an office computer. They are particular that their data or information which is considered inherently special or personally sensitive will be exposed to […]
What is the best media player? This is the question asked by many computer users. Windows XP and Vista comes pre-installed with Windows Media Player (WMP) which lack of many popular codecs for audio and video, and also infamous for resource hogging. An ultimate and best media player uses little system memory, fast performance speed in opening and playing media, has nicely designed, attractive and […]
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