If you want to have the ability to preview source code files that sent to you by email as attachments in Microsoft Outlook 2007 or located on local drive when you select or highlight the files, without the need to actually double click on attachment or file to open it up in external text editor or programming interface, now you have more choice. Other than […]
In Windows Vista’s File Explorer and Microsoft Office Outlook 2007 have a feature that allows you to preview an attachment in email message from within the Outlook 2007 itself directly after click on the preview option when you select an attachment, or the content of a file in Vista File Explorer when highlighted. The preview will be shown in preview pane in Outlook 2007 and […]
Sometimes you may accidentally hit the delete button and forget that there is an extremely important document inside the deleted folder. You may panic and worry. Anyway, now with Recuva, you can recover your deleted file. Recuva (pronounced “recover”) is a freeware Windows utility to restore files that have been accidentally deleted from your computer. This includes files emptied from the Recycle bin as well […]
If you went to Apple.com last week, then you might have seen an article written by Steve Jobs about DRM and the music industry called Thoughts on Music. In the article Job talks about the history of DRM (digital rights management) and how companies, including Apple, who sell music online have to change in order to survive. In case you haven’t read the article yet, […]
UPnP (Universal Plug and Play) is a peer-to-peer network architecture standard that allows intelligent appliances, wireless devices, personal computers (PC), peripherals to connect to a network and to communicate with each other that located in close proximity. UPnP makes life of users easier by supporting zero-configuration, “invisible” networking, and automatic discovery for UPnP devices which in turn can dynamically join a network, obtain an IP […]
Windows Vista KMS server activation crack is a popular workaround and loophole to activate Windows Vista Business and Enterprise edition for both 32-bit and 64-bit versions, provided you don’t plan to download anything from Microsoft that requires validation. Here’s how you can activate Windows Vista Ultimate edition (x86 and x64) with a pirated working KMS server, by first crack Windows Vista Ultimate with frankenbuild hack. […]
There is a lot of tools and utilities that allow you to change product key or CD key of Windows XP to another product key, possibly genuine, legit and valid, or volume license key (VLK) if you or your company just switch to volume licensing arrangement. However, Microsoft has provided its own tool to change Windows Product Key, which supposedly to be most reliable and […]
Windows Vista does not place Internet Explorer (currently Internet Explorer 7 or IE7) icon or shortcut on desktop. Even if initially there is IE desktop icon, once you delete or hide the IE icon, it’s pretty hard to get back the full applet IE7 desktop icon even though during the deletion, the warning message prompts you to restore it later from Personalization in Control Panel, […]
You might want to make your own ringtones from a CD track or MP3 file that matches your lifestyle and show your personality and style to others. Is there any easy way to do so? Actually making your own ringtones isn’t too difficult if you have a mobile phone that supports MP3 ringtones and a way to transfer files on to the phone from your […]
Buffered or cached thumbnails of pictures and photos might prevent computer users from deleting certain folders on their computer, if pictures were stored in those folders. It’s one of the reason where you get the the access denied, sharing violation or unable to delete due the files are been used error.
By default, Windows XP works with the autoplay option turned on. It means the computer springs into action as soon as a digital camera is connected to the computer or a CD is inserted. If the autoplay window no longer opens on its own, but a CD nevertheless starts playing or saved images on the digital camera are displayed automatically, then in all likelihood the […]
Windows XP has a built in security center that monitors the activities or existence of Automatic Updates, Windows Firewall and virus protection provided by third party anti virus software. When one or more security component do not been installed, or been disabled or turned off, or not working, Windows Security Center will highlight the section in yellow or red for warning and critical attention. Security […]
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