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Posted on 24 July 2008
It was only a few days back that I first laid my hands on a 8GB Microsoft Zune. This is my first post relating to Zune. As I use it more, I might write more post on it.
For now, here we go.
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Posted on 21 July 2008
Just a few days back I was talking to one of my friends about how in Opera you can get a page to automatically refresh at set intervals. This could be pretty useful when you are watching a sports scorecard, watching online auctions or some such stuff which keeps changing by the minute or second. Continue Reading…
Posted on 20 July 2008
Flip is a simple online tool that will flip any text upside down. Just start typing in the ‘Original’ box and as you type the inverted text will appear in the ‘Flipped’ box. You can then copy the flipped text and paste it wherever you want.
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Posted on 19 July 2008
Keyxl.com is one of the largest resources for keyboard shortcuts. The collection includes shortcuts for all major operating environments like Windows, Mac, and Linux. You can easily search for shortcuts by the program name or by category.
Posted on 18 July 2008
If you want to improve your typing speed the fun way, then TypeRacer is the way to go. TypeRacer is a very addictive, but fun Web site where you can build up your typing skills with lots of practice! The main idea is obviously to type fast and accurate. Continue Reading…
Posted on 17 July 2008
TimeBomb is a free, light weight tool to logoff, reboot or shutdown windows at a specific time without any nagging screens. Continue Reading…
Posted on 17 July 2008
If you are a Gmail user, you might already know that there are no folders in Gmails. Instead of folders, you organize them by labels. Even all the built-in views like inbox, sent mail, draft, trash etc are also labels. Continue Reading…
Posted on 15 July 2008
Suppose you are trying to access a particular web site, but the site appears down, your first thoughts are, ‘Is the web site not accessible for anyone or is it only for me?’. If you are in an office you could probably check it up on another computer or ask your colleague to check it out for you.
But what if you are stuck alone?
Posted on 13 July 2008
Rainbow Folders is a free utility that lets you easily change the color of folder icons. Having different colors for different folders makes it easy to identify them among numerous others.
Changing the color of icons is easy with Rainbow Folders. Just right click on an icon an select ‘Rainbow Folders’. You can then select any color for the icon. Continue Reading…
