Shell Extensions are COM objects or software program that integrate into the shell (Windows Explorer) which extends the abilities of Windows operating system. Most shell extensions are automatically installed by the operating system, but there are also many other applications that install additional shell extension components. One type of the shell extensions is context menu which also known as shortcut menu. Shortcut menu is commonly […]
Microsoft Network Monitor 3.0 (Netmon 3.0) is the latest version of protocol analyzer tool from Microsoft which currently released as beta 2. Network Monitor 3.0 protocol analyzer, which also known as packet sniffer or Ethernet sniffer, is a computer software similar to Ethereal that intercepts, captures and logs network traffic and packets passing over a digital network, and then decodes, analyzes and displays its content […]
In you’re using Internet Explorer 7, there are several enhanced and tighten security features that have been incorporated into IE7. One of them been restricted Clipboard data access by websites and web pages. In Internet Explorer 7, both IE 7 installed on Windows XP or IE7 that comes together with Windows Vista, the behaviour occurs when you visit a website or webpage that tries to […]
All web browsers such as Internet Explorer, FireFox and Opera save the web documents such as HTML files and images on the web pages that were visited by using web caching technology. The usage of web cache and cached objects is to reduce bandwidth usage, server load, and perceived “lag” so that the browsers can load the web pages much faster the next time you […]
Apple is riding high lately. Their transition to the Intel chip has been smooth and the popularity of both iTunes and the iPod has been translating into computer sales. But according to the Net Applications newsletter I got in my inbox yesterday, the apocalypse is about strike at Apple. What are the signs of the Apple apocalypse? They cite accounting irregularities (Wall Street didn’t care), […]
After you download and install iTunes 7, you may be a little surprised at the new user interface. It doesn’t even remotely resemble the standard Mac OS X Aqua theme set. iTunes 7 has a much flatter and darker appearance like a Windows or Java application. The reaction to the new iTunes 7 interface is mixed at best. Most people feel iTunes 6 was prettier […]
In Windows 2000 Server and Windows 2003 Server, logon scripts can be assigned and deployed by Group Policy or Domain Group Policy with or without implementation of Active Directory. Main advantage of using the Group Policy to enforce logon scripts is that it will be easier when have to change the script name or add a new logon scipt. However, sometimes the workstations will have […]
Most distros (distributions) of Linux include Mandrake 10.1, SuSE 9.x and Fedora Core 3 can now support plug-and-plug detection, discovery and driver installation for portable USB drive or USB disk (and any type of USB-based data storage devices devices such as hard drives, pen drives, USB keys, flash disk, thumb drive, memory key, USB zip drive and memory stick). Some Linux operating system even can […]
FairUse4WM DRM stripper is a hacker utility that has the ability to crack and strip DRM (Digital Rights Management) copy protection from music and songs files offered by PlaysForSure-commpatible online music stores, music download sites, music subscription sites and record labels that are using Windows Media Player 10 and Windows Media Player 11 encoding protected by Windows Media DRM (WMDRM) version 10 and WMDRM 11. […]
Microsoft has released a 2007 Microsoft Office add-ins Microsoft Save as PDF or XPS that allow Office users to export or save the Word documents, Excel spreadsheets, Access databases and forms, PowerPoint presentations, Visio diagrams and other Office documents into the electronic paper PDF or XPS file formats. The add-ons Microsoft Save as XPS, Microsoft Save as PDF and Microsoft Save as PDF or XPS […]
In a bid to protect Microsoft software from illegal piracy and counterfeiting, Microsoft has started Windows Genuine Advantage (WGA) program. One aspect of WGA is that several popular software and downloads available for free from Microsoft have been protected with WGA and required genuine Windows validation before users can download the software from Microsoft Download Center. These software includes Windows Defender (Beta 2), DirectX End-User […]
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