Tuesday, April 20, 2010

Setting default email program at windows xp

  • Right-click on the Start 
  • Select Properties 
  • Click on Customize... next to the selected Start menu. At the bottom, you see E-mail and you can choose the e-mail program 
  • you are done & just click OK

Killing programs from CMD

Killing programs from CMD in Windows without opening taks manager graphically :

C:\>Tasklist
LIST OVER ALL PROGRAMS
C:\> tskill notepad(or program ID, e.g. 1476)

Sunday, April 18, 2010

What is CopyGator ?

What is CopyGator ?

This is a free service designed to monitor your RSS feed and find where your content has been republished in the blogosphere. We automatically notify you when a new post of yours is copied to another feed, we also build an overview page you can view to see how/when/where your content is being duplicated, quoted or plagiarized. This is an entirely free service and is powered by the feed spidering power of ://URLFAN. Learn more on how the CopyGator does what he does. or view an example of our content overview page for Gizmodo.com

Wednesday, April 14, 2010

Sunday, April 11, 2010

Sticky Notes, Ubuntu Desktop


Ubuntu comes in with an integrated Sticky Notes. You just need to right click the top or bottom bar and pick add to panel and add the sticky notes icon will be where you want it. 

After it you need to right click on the icon to make new and you can stick them to the screen. The cool thing about it is that you can go into the prefrences and ask the sticky notes to leave the notes on whichever desktop(Linux can have several desktops) that you created it(my case I have one for coding, one for surfing and one for my robotics stuffs).

* This note is written according to Gnome 2.28.1

Teamviewer, for Linux

Teamviewer can be run under Linux as well. This is not supported by Teamviewer, but there are ways around it. I have been using Teamviewer now for a while to administrate my/my friends computers and the result is just perfect. The program does not need any configuration at all and can be installed and used easily. More than all it is FREE of charge for non commercial use and as it doesn't need any setup or any other configuration, it is much better than the MS RDP(Remote Desktop Protocol, Microsoft).

The program is supported under MS Windows and Mac OSX, but there are ways around it to use it at Linux. The trick is to use a program called Wine which lets one to use applications developed for MS Windows under semi Unix operating systems(Linux). I have tested Teamviewer 5.0 with Wine 1.0.1 and the result is that things work one way. You can connect/administrate/send and receive files from your Linux machine to the target computer but not vice versa. I have tried from Ubuntu 9.10 Linux to MS Windows XP and Win 7.

Teamviewer, a better solution instead of MS remote desktop




TeamViewer is a computer software package for remote control, desktop sharing, and file transfer between computers. The software operates with both Microsoft WindowsMac OS X and iPhone(and Linux with help of Wine), and is able to function while the computers are protected by firewalls and NAT proxy. It is also possible to access a machine running Teamviewer with a web browser.While the main focus of the application is to facilitate desktop support and remote control of computers, collaboration and presentation features are included within the package.
TeamViewer GmbH was founded in 2005 in Uhingen, Germany. According to the company's press releases, TeamViewer has over 60 million users operating in 50 countries worldwide.
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*My comment : The real benefit in Teamviewer is that you can use it overall. You don't need any configuration, port forwarding or anything at all. You even do not need a static IP. You just need to install Teamviewer on both sides and you are done. You can make secure sessions sending, receiving files and controlling/fixing the target computer. Read my post about Teamviewer at Linux if you are wondering how to get it to work under Linux.

Thursday, April 08, 2010

Foreach statement C# & Java

Java : 


double[] ar = {1.2, 3.0, 0.8};
int sum = 0;
for (double d : ar) {  // d gets successively each value in ar.
    sum += d;
}



C# :
using System;
class ForEachLoop
{
    public static void Main()
    {
        string[] names = {"Cheryl", "Joe", "Matt", "Robert"};
        foreach
 (string person in names)
        {
            Console.WriteLine("{0} ", person);
        }
    }
}

Wednesday, April 07, 2010

How to open Gnome terminal in full screen mode


If you are wondering how to have your Gnome terminal opened in full screen mode as default follow these steps.

Make a shortcut on your top panel.
Right click on the Terminal icon up there and click properties.
Then in the command box instead of just "gnome-terminal" type the following :
gnome-terminal --full-screen

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How to get rid of MS Narrator

If the Narrator is bugging you all the time after you tried to see what the hell it was and you can't get rid of its stupid voice try the follwoing tricks to turn it off :

  • Control Panel - Ease of Access - Ease of Access Center - Use the computer without a display. Uncheck the checkbox by Turn on Narrator and click Save.