Posted on October 31st, 2009, by Meena Bassem
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first themes and now extentions. google chrome is really moving forward. Now it’s got its own site for extentions, extensions are only availabe for the versoin 4.0.233.11 or its updates which you can always find it here, and i should also mention that it could beat firefox in dealing with addons they can be installed , enabled , disabled all without the need to restart.
My favourite is youtube downloader from the youtube page.
waiting to see your comments
Posted on October 31st, 2009, by techyie
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Have you ever come across any situation where you wanted to change the file extension types of certain files or folders? I do, and I come across situations like this a lot of times.
For example, my friend once sent me a Word file of Microsoft Office 2007, on which I accessed it on a computer with Office 2003 installed (which could not open Office 2007 files). Since I wanted to do some editing of her work immediately, I was forced to change the file extension of the word file from .docx to .doc just to open the file. There are also other examples in my life, like changing an audio file from .mp4 to .mp3, a video file from .avi to .wmv and many more.

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Posted on October 28th, 2009, by Joel
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For any web design rounded cornered rectangles add a touch of professionalism and beauty. Unfortunately most methods using either JavaScript or layered images do not work very well on all browsers as expected by the designer or the user.
Finally there is a nice method which works very well with IE7+ and Firefox 2+ perfectly, this is in fact by using CSS3 where 4 rectangles are layered one above the other to emulate a rounded corner and this method unlike others works perfectly with most browsers, although I haven’t tested it with IE6.
Let’s Get Started.
Now we will be adding four rectangles (or lines whatever you wish to call them) which overlap each other, when combined they give the effect of a rounded corner. Now I will give you a small sample which will explain you what I’m trying to say properly.
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Posted on October 27th, 2009, by Joel
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FileVerifier++ is a Win32 application for verifying the integrity of files. FileVerifier supports various algorithms by means of dynamically loadable hash libraries. It is a pure Win32 C++ application and doesn’t have any dependencies other than what comes with Windows. Permanent installation is not required and may be burned to a CD or used from a flash drive. File verifier is similar to HashTab, but it supports more algorithms and its bit more complete.
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Posted on October 26th, 2009, by Joel
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Have you ever tried re-installing your OS and remembering what programs you had in that OS and trying to install them one by one? have you ever lost windows activation due to formatting and re-installing the OS? Join hundreds who suffer the same, but for all this nightmare there is one easy simple solution.
TAKE A BACKUP
While most backup software like Norton Ghost, Acronis True Image and Nero BackItUp cost a fortune, there were very few software which came close to these and were still free, but now times have changed with the EaseUS Todo Backup. This is one awesome backup software which does all the things which are done by professional ones and still remain 100% FREE.
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Posted on October 26th, 2009, by Meena Bassem
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Posted on October 22nd, 2009, by Joel
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Guys, as you have seen there were not much posts in the previous week. This is becoz im tied up with my work and my co-admin blacknoise has to get himself a new pc as his old one’s motherboard has burnt out, so please bear with us in these hard times as we are doing out best to get the normal schedule up and running.
In the menatime if you like techie stuff and like to post about it please write to me through the contact form.
Thank You For Staying With Us.
Joel – Admin
Posted on October 12th, 2009, by Joel
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Ever since Google released Chrome, lots of people immediately fell in love with it because of its wonderful user friendly minimalistic interface. One main issue with chrome is that a lot of people hated the lack of privacy, almost everything is monitored and each chrome copy had a unique identifier key. And almost every website you enter is checked with Google servers for security (at least that’s what they claim).
All these Issues are a thing of the past with Iron, Iron is a browser based solely on the Chromium project( which is open source of course). Iron is developed by a German company called SRWare. SRWare has made some major modifications to Chrome code and built iron so that it remains completely private, and also Iron has a URL blocker built in therefore ad blocking in iron is built in. See the difference between Iron and Chrome here. Another major option is that in Iron you can completely edit the User Agent which will be useful for some people.
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Posted on October 9th, 2009, by Meena Bassem
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Replacer is a small dos application (but you can run it in windows) that helps you to replace some protected system files , i used it to patch uxtheme.dll to make themes work
Home page
http://www3.telus.net/_/
http://www3.telus.net/_/replacer/
Download
Mirror
Pre-release version