It was revealed at a Microsoft Financial Analyst Meeting that the beta of IE9 would be coming out in September.  It has been hinted by some that September 2nd is the intended release date.  The screen shots below are from cnBeta
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How to change Desktop icons size to Extra Large
Posted on July 29th, 2010, by Meena Bassem
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That image above is in normal size
to do it, just go to the desktop,
Hold ctrl while scrolling the mouse wheel
Firefox 4 Beta 2 Released
Posted on July 27th, 2010, by Joel
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Mozilla has released the 2nd beta of the most awaited Firefox 4. Get a copy for yourself and experience the power of this feature rich browser.
Download Firefox 4 Beta 2
Search and Download @ Google more easier with Google Simplifier
Posted on July 25th, 2010, by Meena Bassem
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Description
Google Simplifier is coded using Visual Basic 2010, its a small friendly user interface to make searching google using google commands making it more easy for your needs…
you can search for any mp3,video,torrents,……….. for direct download….
and you can search for any file, movies, games from any filehost like rapidshare, hotfile, megauploads and 157 more file hosting…
Installation Notes:
this application requires Microsoft .NET Framework v4, just run the setup and it will download it from microsoft.com and install it automatically, you have to reboot your computer and run the setup again…
How to check that your Antivirus software is working
Posted on July 24th, 2010, by Meena Bassem
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I have A-Squared free scanner.Once, it detected a .txt file as a threat.i was kinda surprised and though that A-squared is a fool . So , i searched Google for that, and it looks like it wasn’t a fool
and I’ve also discovered that trick to check if your anti-virus is working or not
1 – start notepad > start > type notepad
2 – copy and paste the following text in Bold in the notepad
X5O!P%@AP[4\PZX54(P^)7CC)7}$EICAR-STANDARD-ANTIVIRUS-TEST-FILE!$H+H*
3 – save as blablabla.txt.
4 – If your anti-virus detected it, then It’s working fine, if not, FIND A BETTER ONE.
5 – i tested that trick, it looks like both Eset and Microsoft Security Essential are fast and good ones.
6 – Enjoy
Microsoft Security Essential Beta
Posted on July 21st, 2010, by Meena Bassem
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What’s New in the Microsoft Security Essentials beta?
This Beta version of Microsoft Security Essentials includes these new features and enhancements to better help protect your computer from threats:
- Windows® Firewall integration: Microsoft Security Essentials setup allows you to turn on Windows Firewall.
- Enhanced protection from web-based threats: Microsoft Security Essentials has enhanced integration with Internet Explorer® which helps prevent malicious scripts from running and provides improved protection against web based attacks.
- New and improved protection engine: The updated engine offers enhanced detection and cleanup capabilities and better performance.
you can get it form Microsoft Windows Connect
How to Enable Administrator account in Windows 7 & Vista
Posted on July 20th, 2010, by Meena Bassem
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In windows 7 & Vista, Administrator account is disabled by default due to security reasons.
To enable it, follow me,I got 2 methods for that
Method 1 -
Search for ‘Computer Management’ in start menu search box or open the start menu and type compmgmt.msc in the search box.
Navigate to System Tools> Local Users and Groups > Users> double click the Administrator Account.
Uncheck “Account is disabled” and apply.
Method 2 -
Search for ‘Local Security Policy’ in start menu search box or go to start menu and type secpol.msc in the search box.
In Local Security Policy window, navigate to Local Policies > Security Options. Double click on the entry named ‘Accounts: Administrator account status’ .Check Enabled, click Apply and Ok.
After applying any of the above method, just Logoff and Windows will show the Administrator account and your User account. Click the desired one to Login. 
Enjoy 
install Google WebApps in Google Chrome
Posted on July 19th, 2010, by Meena Bassem
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I’ve posted once about how to sync Chrome extensions with google account which is available in Dev channel only
Now, Google Operating System have just made a post about Installing Google WebApps in Chrome
like i said before,
1 – R-Click Chrome’s shortcut>properties ,at the end of the “target” box, leave a space and then type –enable-apps
so it’ll be something like  ……………… chrome.exe -enable-apps
2 – go to chrome’s menu>extensions>click on developer mode>Load unpacked extensions
3 – go to that directory from the browse box
%USERPROFILE%\AppData\Local\Google\Chrome\Application\[Version]\resources (Vista, Windows 7)
%USERPROFILE%\Local Settings\Application Data\Google\Chrome\Application\[Version] \resources (Windows XP)
4 – Click on one of the three folders: gmail_app, calendar_app, docs_app
and repeat the previous step to add the three apps
5 – To pin the icon in chrome, just click it in a New tab page
or more details, visit the Source at Google Operating System blog
Google Chrome Built-in PDF Reader
Posted on July 14th, 2010, by Meena Bassem
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Chromium’s blog announced that the latest Google Chrome dev build for Windows and Mac includes a plug-in for viewing PDF files. The plug-in can be enabled by going to
chrome://plugins
and clicking on “Enable” for the “Chrome PDF Viewer” plug-in.
now you got it. it’s a simplt PDF Reader, it just reads PDF file, but it doesn’t have much features.
Translate Text within Images
Posted on July 10th, 2010, by Jaddis
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There are plenty of utilities both on the web and offline that will translate text for you.  Still there are times when you have an image that has some text in it that you wish you could translate.  You could type it manually into a translator but if there is much text that can get very tedious fast!
A developer Shoban Kumar decided to write a little program that would solve this problem.  His creation; a little tool called Translate !t  Translate !t uses Tessnet for character recognition of the text within an image and then uses the Bing translator for translating that text.  The translated text is then dumped into a text document for you.  At this time Translate !t supports English, German, French, and Spanish.
View homepage here.
Download  here.
