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Saturday, April 9, 2011

Mouse Sonar



Here's a good little tip for users who have trouble locating their mouse pointer on the screen. Windows XP has a nifty little 'mouse sonar' option available, which will cause your mouse pointer to pop-up a little concentric ring around itself to show you where it is. 

Go to 'start\control panel\mouse' choose the 'pointer options' tab and check the 'show location of pointer when I press the control key' box.

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Sunday, March 14, 2010

Move Images in Internet explorer with JAVA Script

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(1). Open your Internet explorer.

(2). Copy this code and paste it in address bar and press Enter.
And see magic.



What you feel about this Script, select a checkbox (funny, Interesting, Cool)

Thursday, January 28, 2010

Disable unnecessary services

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Windows XP runs many, many services in the background. A lot of these are not actually necessary to the day-to-day operation of your PC, depending of course, on what you use it for. Creating a guide for which services are useful in which situation would unfortunately take up the entire remainder of this article just for itself, so we're not going to go in depth. The simple fact is different people will need different services enabled. To judge for you which are necessary, right click on 'My computer' and select 'manage' from the computer management window, expand 'services and applications' then click 'services' to open up the window listing all available services. The ones labeled 'started' are currently running, and the startup type 'automatic' denotes a service which is started by windows each time the operating system loads.

By highlighting each service, you can see a description of its properties, and make an informed decision on whether you need it or not. To stop a service from running, right click on it and select 'properties', then stop it and make the startup type 'disabled', If the description indicates that services which depend on the service you are currently examining will fail if it is disabled, you can go to the 'dependencies' tab to see which services will be affected.
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