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Swiftfox - Firefox optimized for Linux

Sun, 18 Jul 2010 19:32:24 +0530

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Swiftfox is a Linux optimized build of Mozilla Firefox. Swiftfox has builds for both AMD and Intel processors and is based on the most cutting edge Firefox source code available.

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Epic Browser - the first-ever web browser for India

Sat, 17 Jul 2010 10:01:18 +0530

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A Bangalore based start-up called Hidden Reflex has made available a browser called as the "Epic Browser". Epic Browser is a Internet web browser which is based on Mozilla Firefox, which taps into several services to serve content which is useful and relevant to Indian users.

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SYSTEM GETTING SHUTDOWN

Tue, 13 Jul 2010 19:10:36 +0530

PLEASE HELP ME..
WHEN I USING ANY VIDEO CONVERTER AND WHEN I AM PLAYING GAME MY SYSTEM GETTING SHUTDOWN ..WHAT WAS THE PROBLEM
PLEASE HELP ME..

DNS Jumper

Thu, 24 Jun 2010 22:16:42 +0530

DNS Jumper is a small application that aids the user by providing a one-click system to change DNS servers. DNS Jumper displays a list of DNS servers that can be activated with the click of the mouse button. Available DNS server range from Google DNS over Open DNS to Ultra DNS, Level 3, Open NIC to the default DNS server of the system.

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Free Giveaway - Paragon Virtualization Manager

Sat, 22 May 2010 19:02:10 +0530

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NetBalancer - Internet traffic control and monitoring tool

Mon, 17 May 2010 19:42:52 +0530

Quote:Browse and do any internet activity comfortably even when your download manager or torrent client downloads huge files from internet - just lower their network priority with NetBalancer.

NetBalancer is an internet traffic control and monitoring tool designed for Windows XP/2003/Vista/Win7 (except Vista/Win7 x64 - they will be supported in a next version).

You can use NetBalancer to set download/upload transfer rate priority for any applications and monitor their internet traffic.

Applications with a higher network priority will gain more traffic bandwidth than those with a lower one.

The most important features of NetBalancer are:

* Set download and upload network priority for any process. Currently supported priorities are:
o High priority
o Normal priority
o Low priority
o Block traffic
o Ignore traffic
o Limit traffic
* Set download and upload speed limits for a process
* Show all system processes with their in and out network traffic speed
* Show current connection for any process
* Show downloaded and uploaded traffic for any process since NetBlancer's start
* View overall system traffic as a graph
* Show last 15 seconds traffic in system tray
* Fine tune priorities (see Level Severity setting).

Also NetBalancer has a menu option "Request a Feature". Using it, a user can notify us of a feature that he/she would like to see implemented. We value feedback and strongly consider implementing each request.

The main difference between NetBalancer and other traffic shaping software is that NetBalancer works with priorities, so applications with low priority won't be limited if other high priority applications don't use network.

*The Free version is limited to 5 process priorities/limits at a time

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Torrent2Exe for Torrents Download

Wed, 12 May 2010 22:30:05 +0530

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I m sharing nice Tiny software application to u Called TORRENT2EXE ( only for torrents download )

Torrent2exe is a small BitTorrent client. Its basic idea is to let users download a custom-built EXE program with the torrent file integrated into it.

The program's size is only about 50 kb. Upon its first launch, the program downloads the required components and turns into a full-fledged torrent client. To simply convert a torrent into an exe file, use the form on the right. Also, there are some additional options, such as inserting comments or ads into torrents.

Features

* Download and upload speed limits.
* Seeding.
* It is not necessary to install the program for a single torrent download.
* The program's additional features (auto startup, updates, file associations) become available after installation.
* Works in Windows XP/Vista/7 (including 64-bit).
* 100% free.

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Mozilla Firefox Developer Preview 3.7 Alpha 4

Sun, 09 May 2010 12:35:50 +0530

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This is a New version of Mozilla Firefox browser. Mozilla Firefox Developer Preview 3.7 Alpha 4 is extremely fast for any other browser and best browser for internet surfing.

The Mozilla Developer Preview of Gecko 1.9.3 (alpha) is an early developer milestone containing new features of the Gecko layout engine. It is being made available for testing purposes only, and is intended for web application developers and our testing community. Current users of Mozilla Firefox should not use this Mozilla Developer Preview.
New Features and Changes

Gecko 1.9.3 alpha introduces new features which can be tested by using this Mozilla Developer Preview. Many of these features are still in development, and while they will likely appear in some future version of Mozilla Firefox, some may be in earlier releases than others.
Alpha 4: 12-April-2010
Privacy CSS :visited selectors have been changed to block ways that websites can quickly check a user's browsing history. See hacks.mozilla.org for more information.
User Interface Currently loaded web pages are shown in the location bar autocomplete list, allowing switching to existing tabs.
Stability The beta version of Adobe Flash is now run in a separate process on Mac OS X Snow Leopard (10.6). Visit the Adobe website to install the latest beta version of Flash.
SVG SVG attributes which are mapped to CSS properties can now be animated using SMIL.
Video Full-screen video on Windows is now rendered using hardware acceleration when available. See Bas Schouten's blog for details.
Plug-Ins Mozilla has implemented the Core Animation rendering model for plugins on Mac OS X. Plugins which also support this rendering model can now draw faster and more efficiently.
HTML HTML

form controls can be resized by the user. 
Performance 	Linux builds are now built with -fomit-frame-pointer, improving page load times on average by 4%. 
 
Mozilla Developer Preview available for Windows, Linux, and Mac OS X in English. 
 
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<h1>Installing fonts in Ubuntu 10.04</h1>
Sat, 08 May 2010 07:30:59 +0530
If you’ve started using Ubuntu 10.04 already, you are probably having a fairly good experience. What a lot of people might not know is just how deeply that good experience goes. An issue that has plagued Linux since inception is fonts. Whether it be the lack of “standard” fonts (and by standard I mean Microsoft) or the lack of “cool” or “artsty” fonts, the act of installing fonts has always mystified people. Well, that is no more. With the release of Ubuntu 10.04 and the help of the Ubuntu Software Center, adding fonts have now become child’s play in Ubuntu Linux. Does that mean you have to give up your old way of adding fonts? Of course not! But now, you have a new, simple way of adding fonts. 
 
In this article I will remind you how to install fonts the “old school” way (although it’s not really that old school) and I will also show you how to install fonts in the “new school” way. 
 
Old school 
 
Before I get to the old school method, I thought it might be good to list out a few of my favorite places to get fonts. Since I used to do a lot of graphics and web design, fonts were a very important tool for me. For those fonts, some of my favorite stops were: 
 
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Okay, now that you have collected a thousand or so free fonts ;-), it’s time to “install” them. This is very simple. What you need to do is create a folder called ~/.fonts. Before you create this, make sure it doesn’t already exist. You can create this folder with the command mkdir ~/.fonts. Once that folder is created it’s time to add the fonts. So all of those *ttf fonts you downloaded…move them into the new directory. Say all of your .ttf fonts are in the ~/Downloads directory. You can move them with this command: 
 
mv ~/Downloads/*ttf ~/.fonts 
 
Now if you log out and log back in, your desktop and applications will have full access to those fonts. Now, let’s take a look at the new school Ubuntu method. 
 
New school 
 
This is a very welcome feature for any Linux distribution. If you open up the Ubuntu Software Center you will notice, on the home page, a Fonts section (see Figure 1). If you click on that section you will see a very large selection of fonts that you can install. These range from various languages, to an installer for the Microsoft Core Fonts, to a nice collection of artistic fonts. If you are looking for a specific font for a specific language, you’re in luck. In this section you will find numerous different languages represented. 
 
To install all you do is select and entry and then click the Install button. You can also get more information about the selection by clicking the More Info button. Unfortunately you do not get a sample of the font from the more information button, but in some cases you do get a nice description of said selection. 
 
After you have installed your new fonts, it’s always best to log in and log out to ensure those fonts are available for all applications. 
 
Final thoughts 
 
Installing fonts has never been easier in Linux. Thanks to Ubuntu and the Ubuntu Software Center, anyone can install fonts on their Linux machine. 
 
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<h1>Linux FAQ</h1>
Fri, 07 May 2010 18:57:38 +0530
Q1. What is Linux? 
A1. To quote the linux source README: 
Quote: 
 
<blockquote><cite>Quote:</cite>WHAT IS LINUX? 
 
Linux is a Unix clone written from scratch by Linus Torvalds with assistance from a loosely-knit team of hackers across the Net. It aims towards POSIX compliance. It has all the features you would expect in a modern fully-fledged Unix, including true multitasking, virtual memory, shared libraries, demand loading, shared copy-on-write executables, proper memory management and TCP/IP networking. It is distributed under the GNU General Public License - see the accompanying COPYING file for more details.</blockquote>
 
Now for those of us who don't understand the above, let me go through it. In essence Linux is a Unix type Operating system. (The operating system is that which runs your computer. It is the "Bottom" program which allows standardized access to hardware, resources etc.). It shares a common feel and programming structure (which, most likely is irrelevant to you). 
 
Linux is written in a distributed manner, meaning that many people have contributed to building this operating system from all over the world. Linus, the creator of the Linux OS, used to live in Finland. Many developers live in the US, others in Europe, etc. 
 
Linux is published under a free license, which allows distribution by anyone, as long as certain requirements are met. It is freely downloadable in the form of many distributions (see Q4.). 
 
Q2. Why should I bother to look at using Linux? 
A2. Because Linux is becoming a revolution. It is on the leading forefront of the IT world. A good percentage of websites you visit are in fact run on linux servers. So in essence you’ve already used linux in some capacity. The chances rise every day that one day you may have to use linux in your job. Without realizing it you might have already used linux on a something such as: PDA's, robots, parking meters, cooperate systems etc.) 
 
Linux can also help resurrect old hardware, abandoned by more popular OS makers who have since moved on to the newest and best systems. The minimum requirements are only a 486 (Though, as with windows, it will not be a rocket). 
 
Linux has become known and recognized for its Stability, performance and freedom. Though, for absolute rock stability its recommend to use a BSD system like FreeBSD. Because of the culture that surrounds Linux, much of the software written for it is free. For more on the linux culture, find a copy of "The Cathedral and the Bazaar" by Eric S. Raymond. 
 
Linux's speed and reliability rival and or beat most other operating systems, including commercial ones. 
 
Q3. What is Linux Not? 
 
A3. Linux is Not many things. One of the most important things to realize it is not a Windows clone. As such, you will not be able to run your Windows programs without some extreme measures (See the winehq.com FAQ if you wish to see what you have to do to run some of the programs). 
 
Linux is not an operating system to just hop into and use such as Windows or Mac’s OSX. With the invention of modern installers and Desktop environments, Linux can seem to be as easy to use as windows. Eventually you will have to get under the hood, and this is where the true learning begins. 
 
Q4. What is a distribution? 
A4. As "Linux" per-say is only the kernel of the operating system, the very abstract part that access's hardware, more utilities and programs must be provided. Early into Linux's evolution, various Distributions appeared. These Distributions were custom made kits of software, and the linux kernel that came together to form a complete Operating system. Now, there are literally hundreds of distributions (also called flavor's sometimes), some being commercial (Xandros, Suse, Redhat) and some are strictly volunteer based, non-profit (Debian, Gentoo, Slackware). 
 
Most Commercial linux vendors offer a free download of their distribution (As linux's distribution license prevents them from doing otherwise.) All their money is made in support and other "Non-free" programs. Suse's YAST, until recently, was one of these programs. The open-source distributions have always been free. This means that getting linux is as simple as choosing a distribution, and burning it. 
 
Because there are so many distributions, each has chosen its own path. I will separate them into three categories. Easy, Medium, and Advanced. And easy distribution is simple to install, with little or no choices needing to be made by the user, very similar to Window’s installations. An advanced distribution is the opposite: The user is given complete control into what goes into the system, and how it is set up. 
 
RedHat Linux (RH9, Fedora core 1 and 2): Easy/Medium 
Redhat is one of the first distribution’s created. It has since become one of the most popular. When one purchases a book about linux, chances are that it is a Redhat linux book. Recently, Redhat has stopped support for non commercial RH9 and below. That has been replaced with the community project, the Fedora Core. Redhat can be classified as either an easy or a medium distribution. Its install is quite simple, however, it does not necessarily have all the "amenities" of an easier distribution. 
 
Mandrake Linux: Easy 
Mandrakesoft is a company based out of France. They put out a popular distribution called Mandrake Linux. Mandrake linux is defiantly an "easy" distribution. Mandrake has one of the best (user friendly) installers in the business. 
 
Debian Gnu/Linux. Medium / hard 
Debian is a community run Linux distribution. It was one of the first to be developed in this manner. Before Debian almost all distributions were being created by companies or by single individuals. In 1994, when Debian was created, its founder Ian Murdock put out what is now called the "Debian Manifesto". To get an idea of what Debian is about, I will now quote part of that Manifesto. 
Quote: 
 
<blockquote><cite>Quote:</cite>Quote: 
What is Debian Linux? 
===================== 
 
Debian Linux is a brand-new kind of Linux distribution. Rather than 
being developed by one isolated individual or group, as other 
distributions of Linux have been developed in the past, Debian is being 
developed openly in the spirit of Linux and GNU. The primary purpose 
of the Debian project is to finally create a distribution that lives up 
to the Linux name. Debian is being carefully and conscientiously put 
together and will be maintained and supported with similar care.</blockquote>
 
It was as a result of this manifesto that debian's Social Contract was written, a document defining what Debian GNU/Linux is all about. Read the Social contract here. 
 
Debian's installer can be daunting, however it gives a lot of power. 
 
Gentoo: Medium/hard 
Gentoo is a source distribution. This means the user compiles most everything from source. This is both good and bad. Good because it improves performance, especially on older machines. The bad is because this takes time and on a older machine, a lot of time. 
 
LFS (Linux from scratch) : Hard. 
Quote: 
Linux From Scratch (LFS) is a project that provides you with the steps necessary to build your own custom Linux system. 
"Why would I want an LFS system?" 
There are a lot of reasons why somebody would want to install an LFS system. The question most people raise is "why go through all the hassle of manually installing a Linux system from scratch when you can just download an existing distribution?". That is a valid question which I hope to answer for you. 
 
The most important reason for LFS's existence is teaching people how a Linux system works internally. Building an LFS system teaches you about all that makes Linux tick, how things work together, and depend on each other. And most importantly, how to customize it to your own taste and needQ1. What is Linux? 
 
Q5. What is a desktop environment? 
A5. A desktop environment is an integrated collection of X windows programs that usually include a window manager, a file manager and other GUI utilities. Examples are KDE, CDE, XFCE, and Gnome. Gnome and KDE are by far the most popular X windows environments. 
 
Q6. I use X program in Windows, can I use it in Linux or is there a Compatible program for Linux? 
 
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Q7. Does Linux suffer from spyware and virus's as much as Windows? 
 
A7. The short answer is no. As far as virus's there are some for Linux however they need to be installed by the user. So with some safety precautions you will be perfectly safe. What are these precautions? Well for one, have a general everyday user account that’s separate from root. It’s generally a very bad idea to be logged in as root. 
 
Spyware is the easy one to answer. Since a lot of spyware are viruses or software installed on your system without your knowledge, they do not affect the Linux system. You still do get the tracking cookies but simply clearing out your cache will remove those. 
 
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<h1>Ubuntu 10.04 LTS ("Lucid Lynx") released</h1>
Thu, 29 Apr 2010 23:43:22 +0530
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The Ubuntu team is pleased to announce Ubuntu 10.04 LTS (Long-Term Support). 
 
This release incorporates the Desktop Edition and the Server Edition. The 
Server Edition can be used on physical servers, on Ubuntu Enterprise Cloud 
(UEC), and on Amazon's EC2 public cloud. Codenamed "Lucid Lynx", 10.04 LTS 
continues Ubuntu's proud tradition of integrating the latest and greatest 
open source technologies into a high-quality, easy-to-use Linux 
distribution. 
 
We are also pleased to announce Ubuntu 10.04 Netbook Edition, which is not a 
long-term support release. 
 
Read more about the features of Ubuntu 10.04 LTS in the following press 
releases: 
 
 Desktop and Netbook editions 
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Ubuntu 10.04 LTS will be supported for three years on desktops and five 
years on servers. Ubuntu 10.04 Netbook Edition will be supported for 18 
months. 
 
Thanks to the efforts of the global translation community, Ubuntu is 
available in 29 languages. For a list of supported languages and detailed 
translation statistics for these and other languages, see: 
 
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Ubuntu 10.04 LTS is also the basis for new 10.04 releases of Kubuntu, 
Xubuntu, Edubuntu, UbuntuStudio, and Mythbuntu: 
 
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To Get Ubuntu 10.04 LTS 
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Users of Ubuntu 9.10 will be offered an automatic upgrade to 10.04 LTS via 
Update Manager. For further information about upgrading, see: 
 
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Users of Ubuntu 8.04 LTS may wish to wait for 10.04.1 LTS, due in July 2010, 
before upgrading. 
 
As always, upgrades to the latest version of Ubuntu are entirely free of 
charge. 
 
We recommend that all users read the release notes, which document 
caveats and workarounds for known issues. They are available at: 
 
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Find out what's new in this release with a graphical overview: 
 
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If you have a question, or if you think you may have found a bug but 
aren't sure, try asking on the #ubuntu IRC channel, on the Ubuntu Users 
mailing list, or on the Ubuntu forums: 
 
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Ubuntu Netbook Edition on ARM 
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The ARM optimised variant of Ubuntu Netbook Edition comes with a lightweight 
application selection tailored specifically for ARM deployments, including a 
web-based office and mail solution and a launcher that works with and 
without graphics acceleration. 
 
Helping Shape Ubuntu 
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If you would like to help shape Ubuntu, take a look at the list of ways 
you can participate at: 
 
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About Ubuntu 
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Ubuntu is a full-featured Linux distribution for desktops, laptops, netbooks 
and servers, with a fast and easy installation and regular releases. A 
tightly-integrated selection of excellent applications is included, and an 
incredible variety of add-on software is just a few clicks away. 
 
Professional services including support are available from Canonical and 
hundreds of other companies around the world. For more information about 
support, visit: 
 
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More Information 
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You can find out more about Ubuntu and about this release on our website: 
 
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<h1>Underline Styles in MS Word</h1>
Thu, 11 Mar 2010 21:06:56 +0530
To underline a word or sentence in MS Word normally we select the word / sentence and press Ctrl+U. If you wish to emphasize the underline, click the small triangle next to U and choose the line style and color to make it more prominent. See image. 
 
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<h1>Download Microsoft Office 2010</h1>
Sun, 21 Feb 2010 13:04:29 +0530
Download Microsoft Office 2010 
 
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Office Professional 2010 combines everything you need to create, edit and share documents from virtually anywhere. You get top-of-the-line tools to run your business and projects efficiently. 
 
Manage your business more efficiently with flexible tools.. 
* Organise finances with Excel 2010 and get data analysis tools to make informed decisions at a glance. 
* Share and edit presentations and spreadsheets with business partners, customers, or friends using Web-based versions of Excel, and PowerPoint 2010. 
* Manage projects and resources from a single place by organising your information in OneNote2010. 
Upgrade your customer communications. 
* Create professional-looking communications faster with easy-to-use templates in Word and PowerPoint 2010, then add polish with updated text effects, photos or videos. 
* Minimise inbox clutter with new conversation management tools in Outlook 2010. 
* Manage contact information from anywhere with Outlook 2010 on any PC or your mobile phone. 
Organise and simplify your household routine. 
* Help your child to create high-quality class presentations using a variety of tools for adding video, photos and text effects in PowerPoint 2010. 
* Prepare and manage a budget easily with ready-to-use templates and analysis tools in Excel 2010. 
* Connect with others, manage your calendar and stay on top of your to-dos with Outlook 2010. 
* Operating system – Windows® XP with Service Pack 3 (SP3) or higher 
 
Reviews revelead that features of Powerpoint 2010 are very impressive. 
In Word 2010 you can insert screenshots effortlessly. If you have opened 2 programes and want to insert one screenshot from it, Click insert Tab from Ribbon and click screenclipping. Here you can see available screen shots (i.e. what you have opened) choose and click the screenshot you wish to insert. See image.
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<h1>Object browser in MS Word 2007</h1>
Fri, 19 Feb 2010 23:38:25 +0530
Object browser in MS Word 2007 
 
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Browse images / tables etc by clicking object browser in Word 2007 file [marked as red square in the image]. 
 
Click this button and a small popup window opens as shown in the image. If you want to view images one after another click image button on the popup window and use shortcut key Ctrl+Page Down or PageUp to view all images in the document. 
 
Similarly if you want to browse Tables inserted in the word 2007 page, click Table icon in the popup window it will take you to the first table then use Ctrl+Page Down or PageUp to view other tables. 
 
Hope this tip will be useful to you.
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<h1>port scan blocked????</h1>
Fri, 19 Feb 2010 22:07:56 +0530
CAN ANY ONE HELP ME 
hi i'm using BIT DEFENDER 2010 total security. i just turned of the windows firewall because i heard if we turned of it we can get MAX speed in utorrent when we use EVDO. my problem is i'm getting this intimation from bit defender(PORT SCAN BLOCKED FROM ip xxx:xxx:xxx:xx ur pc is protected) is it a useful one or they just reducing the speed??????? will i need to turn of the bit defender's firewall....Guests cannot see images in the messages. Please register in our forum for free by clicking <a href="member.php?action=register">here</a> to see images.
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<h1>“How to” Dual boot Ubuntu and Windows 7</h1>
Mon, 15 Feb 2010 21:27:07 +0530
“How to” Dual boot Ubuntu and Windows 7 (Ubuntu installed first) 
 
##This guide does not work for Karamic or future releases, For that see page 14 and follow the link provided by presence1960 for how to dual boot with Grub2 (requires some reading) I will update this guide for grub2 when I have more time## 
 
I have recently seen many posts from people trying to dual boot Ubuntu and Windows 7 beta, but not succeeding. So I tried it out myself and found a solution. 
Index 
1. Obtain a copy of Windows7. 
2. Partition your disk with gparted. 
3. Install Windows7. 
4. Re-install Grub. 
5. Edit Grub to List Windows 7. 
6. Have Fun. 
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1. Obtain a copy of windows 7. 
 
*You can also find a torrent of this but for legal reasons I cannot provide a link. * 
 
 
2. Partition your disk 
 
**This does go wrong in some cases, if in doubt back up your valuable data.** 
 
Boot from a Ubuntu live cd or a gparted live cd. 
Start up gparted, If ubuntu is on the whole disk you need to re-size it by at least 8 gb for Windows 7. (Make sure windows 7 is on the second partition to make it easier for grub) You will be left with some unallocated space on your hard disk if you want you can partition it to NTFS or you can do it later on the windows install. 
 
3. Install Windows 7 
 
Follow the on screen instructions, Select the un-partitioned space to format and install windows on, or if you already made it NTFS choose your NTFS partition. 
 
**It will ask for a product key but you have 30 days to do that. Note: Beta keys will work with the RC** 
 
 
4. Re-install GRUB 
 
Now you have windows 7 but it has completely eaten your boot loader so you need to re-install grub. 
Boot from the ubuntu live cd and go to terminal. 
Type in terminal: 
 
"sudo grub" 
"grub> find /boot/grub/stage1" 
 
That should return your Ubuntu partition in the form of (hdX,Y), use that: 
 
grub> root (hdX,Y) 
grub> setup (hd0) 
grub> quit 
 
(you don’t need to type the grub> bit) 
 
That has re-installed grub but you can no longer see windows7 
 
5. Edit grub. 
Go to terminal from normal ubuntu and type : 
 
“sudo gedit /boot/grub/menu.lst” 
 
A large text file will open and at the bottom leave a line and add this: 
 
title windows 7 beta (Loader) 
root (hd0,1) 
savedefault 
makeactive 
chainloader +1 
 
(Do not type this line but if that does not work on re-boot try “hdo,0 or hd0,2” and so on until it works.) 
 
Now that is done you can re-boot into windows 7 and ubuntu happily 
 
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Hi 
I have remembered that if you also have vista installed on your machine when you in install 7, that windows 7 will add itself to the vista bootloader. 
 
So You will need to point grub to the vista partition so it will load the vista loader and give you the option for 7 and vista. 
 
Also To work out what partition number your 7 partiton is use gparted it will give you results like "Windows 7 sda2" that means hda0,2 or if you have two internal hard drives than change the tab in the top right to the appropriate disk. Then take note of the sda2 but as it is on the 2nd drive it will be hda1,2. And so on.......... 
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<h1>PDF to Word Converter 2.5.3 - Free</h1>
Mon, 08 Feb 2010 23:57:53 +0530
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<h1>Enable Document floating in Photoshop CS4</h1>
Sun, 31 Jan 2010 20:48:29 +0530
Enable Document floating in Photoshop CS4. 
 
In Photoshop CS4 if you open more than one file it will dock as tabs (Like firefox tabs) side by side [red bordered box in the image]. Therefore you can not view both files at a time. (which is very useful to drag and drop images from one file to another.) To enable this feature Go to Edit--> Preferences --> interface (shortcutkey Ctrl+k) and uncheck Open Documents as Tabs & enable floating document. [marked with blue color outline] 
 
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<h1>101 Photoshop Tips</h1>
Sun, 31 Jan 2010 14:23:34 +0530
 
First open a image with photoshop then try these tips one after other. Unless you practice you will not remember these. 
 
 1. Want to copy a Layer?: Control-J 
 2. You a Mac user? Press Command instead of Control. 
 3. For a new Layer: Control-Shift-N 
 4. To Delete a Layer, hit the Move Tool (v) and Control-Delete. 
 5. Every letter selects a tool. Except for: 
 6. F for Fullscreen. 
 7. Q for QuickMask. 
 8. D for Default colors. 
 9. X for Switch colors. 
 10. Press a Number to change Opacity. 
 11. ...or Two Numbers for better Control. 
 12. Shift-Plus (+) to Advance a Blend Mode. 
 13. Shift-Minus (-) to Go Back one Blend Mode. 
 14. Shift-Option+[a letter] for a specific Blend Mode 
 (Dissolve=I, Multiple=M, Screen=S, Overlay=O, Soft Light=F, Hard Light=H, Linear Light=J, Vivid Light=J, Pin Light=Z, Color Dodge=D, Color Burn=B, Darken=K, Lighten=G, Difference=E, Exclusion=X, Hue=U, Saturation=T, Color=C, Luminosity=Y, Behind=Q) 
 15. Windows Folks, Option means Alt for shortcuts. 
 16. Control-Plus (+) Zooms In. 
 17. Control-Minus (-) Zooms Out. 
 18. Spacebar gets the Hand so you can drag the image around. 
 19. Control-Spacebar = Zoom Tool In. 
 20. Option-Spcebar = Zoom Tool Out. 
 21. Control-Spacebar-Drag to zoom in on a specific area. 
 22. Control-Z for Undo. 
 23. Control-Option-Z Steps Back one action. 
 24. Control-Shift-Z Steps Forward one action. 
 25. Control-Shift-F Fades the last edit. 
 26. F12 = Revert Document. 
 27. Hey! You can even Undo a Revert! 
 28. Control-X = Cut. 
 29. Control-C = Copy. 
 30. Control-V = Paste. 
 31. Image Size = Control-Option-I. 
 32. It's partner, Canvas Size = Control-Option-C. 
 33. Control-F repeats the last Filter. 
 34. Control-Option-F repeats last Filter with Different Settings. 
 35. Using Selection Tools: Drag to start a new selection. 
 36. ...or drag to move a selection outline. 
 37. ...add to a section using Shift. 
 38. ...delete from a selection using Option. 
 39. ...find the intersection holding down Shift-Option. 
 40. ...Press Spacebar to move the selection on the fly. 
 41. Control-A = Select All. 
 42. Control-D = Deselects Everything. 
 43. Control-Shift-I Inverts the existing Selection. 
 44. Control-Option-R brings up Refine Edge. 
 45. Option-Click with Lasso tool to select a straight-sided selection. 
 46. Shift-Click with Brush to draw straight lines. 
 47. Press Option with Brush to get the Color-Lifting Eyedropper. 
 48. Press Control to get the Move tool. 
 49. Control-H = Hide Selection. 
 50. Control-1 shows 1st channel (Red or Cyan) 
 51. Control-2 shows 2nd channel (Green or Magenta) 
 52. Control-3 shows 3rd channel (Blue or Yellow) 
 53. Control-Tilde (~) shows a Full-Color Composite. (Read about the tilde if you like.) 
 54. Control-L for Levels. 
 55. Control-M for Curves. 
 56. Control-B for Color Balance. 
 57. Control-U for Hue/Saturation. 
 58. Add the Option-key to bring up last settings for those last four. 
 59. Control-Shift-Option for Black and White. 
 60. In Levels & Curves, Option-drag that White Slider to preview your clip highlights... 
 61. ...Option-drag the Black Slider to preview clip shadows. 
 62. DekePod-DuplicatefromHistory.pngWant to duplicate an image? Cool tip! Click this Icon at the bottom of history palette. 
 63. Control-W to Close an image. Then... 
 64. ...Y to save changes. (Windows Only) 
 65. ...N to abandon changes. (Windows Only) 
 66. ...On a Mac: S=Save and D=Don't Save. 
 67. ...ESC to Cancel on both Mac and Windows. 
 68. Press Control-T to invoke Free Transform... 
 69. ...Enter to Apply, or ESC to Cancel. 
 70. Control-Option-T will Transform a Copy! 
 71. Control-Shift-T repeats the last Transformation. 
 72. Control-Shift-Option-T plays a Transformation sequence. 
 73. Press the Bracket keys [ or ] to change the size of a Brush. 
 74. ..add the Shift key to change the brush hardness. 
 75. Caps Lock for Precise cursors. 
 76. Option key switches from Dodge to Burn or Burn to Dodge. 
 77. Hitting the Period in Gradient tool switches between gradients. 
 78. Here's a tip: The Sharpen Tool Sucks! Don't use it! 
 79. Control-Click the Thumbnail in Layers or Paths palette to Load a Selection. 
 80. Type Slash (/) to lock/unlock a Layer's Transparency. 
 81. Press Tilde (~) to hide an image while Viewing a Mask. 
 82. Press Backslash (\) to view a Layer's Mask. 
 83. Control-Delete fills selection with the Background Color. 
 84. Option-Delete fills selection with the Foreground Color. 
 85. ...add the Shift key to fill just the Opaque pixels. (cool!) 
 86. Shift-Delete to bring up the Fill dialog box. 
 87. Filling using the Behind mode locks out "preserve transparency". 
 88. Control-Brackets ([ or ]) moves Layers up or down. 
 89. ...add Shift to move Layers all the way to top or bottom. 
 90. Option-Brackets ([ or ]) Selects Layers. 
 91. ...add Shift to select multiple layers. 
 92. Control-Option-A to select All Layers. 
 93. Control-G groups Layers into a group. 
 94. Control-E will Merge Selected Layers. 
 95. Control-Shift-E will Merge Visible Layers. 
 96. Control-Option-E will Merge selected Layer onto the Layer below. 
 97. Control-Shift-Option-E will Merge Everything onto a New Layer. 
 98. Control-Shift-C Copies a Merged version of Layers. 
 99. Control-Shift-V will paste an image into a Selection. 
 100. Hit Tab to Hide all Palettes. 
 101. Hit Shift-Tab to Hide just the Right-side Palettes. 
 
Source:http://tipshare.blogspot.com/
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