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#104151 Bleep Bloop
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on 24 August 2009 - 03:12 PM
#104150 Random Numbers?
Posted by
on 24 August 2009 - 03:10 PM
I don't get the point of this shit.
#104108 Who has a cell phone?
Posted by
on 23 August 2009 - 09:32 PM
#104106 Hide files within other files.
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on 23 August 2009 - 09:21 PM
#103965 Fly-a-kite OS-X
Posted by
on 22 August 2009 - 08:45 PM
What this link is, Is if you had this software and were running Windows XP then you could transform your computer to look and feel like a Mac. This doesn't work for Microsoft Windows Vista. It does NOT mean you will get a complete transformation, The only thing it does is it makes it look like a Mac. This means you can't use Mac programs if you had this program. If you buy it, It is VERY RECOMMENDED that you make a System Restore point before you buy this program. A demo link is provided below.
http://osx.portraitofakite.com/ This is the Test demo and this is very old and was made a long time ago click on that link to see what your computer would look like if it was using the program Fly-a-kite OS-X. To find the program visit the site, or Google it and you can install it to your computer.
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http://osx.portraitofakite.com/ This is the Test demo and this is very old and was made a long time ago click on that link to see what your computer would look like if it was using the program Fly-a-kite OS-X. To find the program visit the site, or Google it and you can install it to your computer.
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#103843 Need original xbox Mic
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on 21 August 2009 - 03:46 PM
Bump. I bumped this because this is the oldest topic I can post in on off topic. And wanted to bring it to the top because im bored. 
lol at the sep 6 2007. its aug 21 09 now. this is an old topic.
lol at the sep 6 2007. its aug 21 09 now. this is an old topic.
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#103264 My First App!
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on 15 August 2009 - 07:10 PM
Seems like it will be good for your first app I might download later.
#103239 Capture Card Reviews
Posted by
on 15 August 2009 - 04:25 PM
I have the same one and it's pretty bad but that's the only one I have. Oh well. I will have to buy a good one or maybe this one sometime.I have a Dazzle DVC 100.
It came with Instant DVD Recorder, software dosen't even work, it lags so much. I still use it, but its horrible.
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#103162 7 ways to work faster on slow connections (By Microsoft)
Posted by
on 14 August 2009 - 11:09 PM
Once again I got this tutorial from the Microsoft website this tutorial was not made by me in any way.
7 ways to work faster on slow connections
There is nothing like trying to work when your Internet connection is slow. It's tougher to send e-mail, more difficult to send files to co-workers, and it's frustrating wasting time while you wait for Web pages to appear. And even with the proliferation of broadband Internet connections, there are still times you may be working on a slow connection. You might be traveling, working out of your office, still using dial-up, or your broadband connection may be acting up. But there are things you can do.
This article will show you how to increase your productivity when your connection is slow. Many of these steps are also good tips for how to increase the speed of browsing and sending and receiving e-mail.
1. Send multiple files faster by compressing them
If you're sending multiple filesÃ?â??for example several files related to a projectÃ?â??you can reduce their combined size by using a compression utility. Compressing your files can dramatically reduce the time needed to send files online, and won't take up as much space in your (or the recipient's) e-mail Inbox. WinZip is one of the more common compression tools.
2. Speed browsing by turning off graphics in Internet Explorer
Graphics are important to Web pages, but they also take time to download if you're online. You can turn them off to speed your Internet browsing.
To disable graphics in Internet Explorer:
On the Tools menu, click Internet Options.
In the Internet Options dialog box, click the Advanced tab.
In the Settings box, scroll down to the Multimedia section. Clear the following boxes.
a. Play animations in Web pages
b. Play sounds in Web pages
c. Play videos in Web pages
d. Show pictures
Click Apply.
3. Send e-mail using distribution lists
If you're sending an e-mail to multiple people, create a distribution list instead of listing each recipient separately. Messages are sent faster and more efficiently when you're using a distribution list. Your company may have established procedures for creating mailing lists. If not, http://office.micros...2578011033.aspx
4. Work offline using Cached Exchange Mode in Outlook
Even if you lose your network connection, you can continue to working in Outlook if you're using Cached Exchange Mode. With Cached Exchange Mode, a copy of your mailbox is stored on your computer. This copy provides quick access to your data and is frequently updated with the mail server. If you work offline, whether by choice or due to a connection problem, your data is still available to you instantly wherever you are. Cached Exchange Mode does require you to work with a Microsoft Exchange Server e-mail account. http://office.micros...0000671033.aspx
5. Reduce e-mail size with simple e-mail signatures
E-mail signatures leave a professional stamp on your messages, but elaborate signatures that include multiple images take up a lot of unnecessary storage space in each e-mail. Ultimately, they can slow down the time needed to send each message. Instead create distinctive text signatures combining fonts, type sizes, and colors to make your e-mail signature smaller and quicker to transmit and receive. http://office.micros...2427461033.aspx
6. Browse offline by saving Web pages on your computer
If you use reference a Web page often, save it locally to your computer. If you lose your connection or are working on a slow connection, you'll still be able to read and find the information you need.
To save a Web page on your computer:
In Internet Explorer, go to the Web page you want to save.
On the File menu, click Save As.
In the Save As type drop-down menu, select Web page, complete.
Click Save.
7. Open Web pages faster by increasing your cache
If you increase the size of the Temporary Internet files cache in Internet Explorer, your computer won't have to work so hard when you revisit Web pages. Many of the images will already be downloaded on your computer, decreasing the amount of time it takes to open a page.
To increase the Temporary Internet Files cache:
On the Tools menu, click Internet Options.
On the General tab, in the Temporary Internet Files section, click Settings.
In the Settings dialog box, under Check for newer versions of stored pages:, click the Automatically radio button.
In the Temporary Internet files folder section, set the Amount of disk space to use: to at least 250 megabytes (MB).
Click OK.
I hope everyone enjoyed this tutorial and remember this tutorial was made by Microsoft.
I hope this help speeds things up for everyone.
7 ways to work faster on slow connections
There is nothing like trying to work when your Internet connection is slow. It's tougher to send e-mail, more difficult to send files to co-workers, and it's frustrating wasting time while you wait for Web pages to appear. And even with the proliferation of broadband Internet connections, there are still times you may be working on a slow connection. You might be traveling, working out of your office, still using dial-up, or your broadband connection may be acting up. But there are things you can do.
This article will show you how to increase your productivity when your connection is slow. Many of these steps are also good tips for how to increase the speed of browsing and sending and receiving e-mail.
1. Send multiple files faster by compressing them
If you're sending multiple filesÃ?â??for example several files related to a projectÃ?â??you can reduce their combined size by using a compression utility. Compressing your files can dramatically reduce the time needed to send files online, and won't take up as much space in your (or the recipient's) e-mail Inbox. WinZip is one of the more common compression tools.
2. Speed browsing by turning off graphics in Internet Explorer
Graphics are important to Web pages, but they also take time to download if you're online. You can turn them off to speed your Internet browsing.
To disable graphics in Internet Explorer:
On the Tools menu, click Internet Options.
In the Internet Options dialog box, click the Advanced tab.
In the Settings box, scroll down to the Multimedia section. Clear the following boxes.
a. Play animations in Web pages
b. Play sounds in Web pages
c. Play videos in Web pages
d. Show pictures
Click Apply.
3. Send e-mail using distribution lists
If you're sending an e-mail to multiple people, create a distribution list instead of listing each recipient separately. Messages are sent faster and more efficiently when you're using a distribution list. Your company may have established procedures for creating mailing lists. If not, http://office.micros...2578011033.aspx
4. Work offline using Cached Exchange Mode in Outlook
Even if you lose your network connection, you can continue to working in Outlook if you're using Cached Exchange Mode. With Cached Exchange Mode, a copy of your mailbox is stored on your computer. This copy provides quick access to your data and is frequently updated with the mail server. If you work offline, whether by choice or due to a connection problem, your data is still available to you instantly wherever you are. Cached Exchange Mode does require you to work with a Microsoft Exchange Server e-mail account. http://office.micros...0000671033.aspx
5. Reduce e-mail size with simple e-mail signatures
E-mail signatures leave a professional stamp on your messages, but elaborate signatures that include multiple images take up a lot of unnecessary storage space in each e-mail. Ultimately, they can slow down the time needed to send each message. Instead create distinctive text signatures combining fonts, type sizes, and colors to make your e-mail signature smaller and quicker to transmit and receive. http://office.micros...2427461033.aspx
6. Browse offline by saving Web pages on your computer
If you use reference a Web page often, save it locally to your computer. If you lose your connection or are working on a slow connection, you'll still be able to read and find the information you need.
To save a Web page on your computer:
In Internet Explorer, go to the Web page you want to save.
On the File menu, click Save As.
In the Save As type drop-down menu, select Web page, complete.
Click Save.
7. Open Web pages faster by increasing your cache
If you increase the size of the Temporary Internet files cache in Internet Explorer, your computer won't have to work so hard when you revisit Web pages. Many of the images will already be downloaded on your computer, decreasing the amount of time it takes to open a page.
To increase the Temporary Internet Files cache:
On the Tools menu, click Internet Options.
On the General tab, in the Temporary Internet Files section, click Settings.
In the Settings dialog box, under Check for newer versions of stored pages:, click the Automatically radio button.
In the Temporary Internet files folder section, set the Amount of disk space to use: to at least 250 megabytes (MB).
Click OK.
I hope everyone enjoyed this tutorial and remember this tutorial was made by Microsoft.
I hope this help speeds things up for everyone.
#103073 Recovering lost serials
Posted by
on 14 August 2009 - 08:25 AM
Shouldn't this topic be in Computers because it really only gives you serial numbers and stuff not the program. I think. Not sure on this. Im too lazy to click the link lol
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