Posted by admin | Posted in Software | Posted on 30-11-2009
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If your PC has been running extremely slow lately, frequently freezing up, or crashing, then you may need to optimize Windows XP. More often than not, the vast majority of problems that cause Windows XP to become so buggy, can be fixed by implementing one or more of the following 4 solutions below:
Run anti-virus software on your PC. If you’re already running it in the background on your PC, run a full, comprehensive scan, at least once, to make sure that nothing has been missed. Also make sure that you have downloaded the latest virus definitions so that your anti-virus program is up-to-date. Run anti-spyware software on your PC. Spyware is similar to viruses, in that both viruses and spyware make their way to your PC by means of stealth. The main difference is that viruses are intent upon destroying your system or your data. Spyware is intent upon spying on you, stealing information from you, and defrauding you. Run disk defragmentation software on your PC. Over time, as your computer’s hard disk gets full, your PC will attempt to store new data in whatever available physical location it can find on the disk and this data may not necessarily be in a contiguous locations. In other words, the data is scattered. This makes your PC’s hard disk work harder to read information from and write information to your hard disk. This will slow your PC down. Defragmentation reshuffles all of the data on your hard disk Repair your Windows registry. The Windows registry is the master database that Windows uses to store all of the information about every piece of hardware or software that has ever been installed on your machine. Over time, the registry can grow very large. Errors due to outdated and invalid links can creep up. This makes searches against the registry inefficient and error-prone. Registry errors are one of the leading causes of Windows instability and slow response.
If you can implement one or more of the 4 solutions recommended above, you can resolve the vast majority of problems that cause Windows to become sluggish, buggy, unstable, and unreliable.
Posted by admin | Posted in Cell Phone | Posted on 29-11-2009
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I am honestly growing tired of the sellout homepage from Sprint, on my HTC Touch phone. I would love to know how to change the actual homepage to the website I want.
Posted by admin | Posted in Software | Posted on 29-11-2009
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I’m using Kaspersky in both my laptop and desktop. I previously used the antivirus version and it didn’t use that much memory as much as the internet security version doesn. So, i again installed the antivirus version but I don’t see much difference. My desktop has only 256RAM. I can’t do anything else if I open 2 application. But I can’t rely on other antivirus softwares because their detection rate suck. (believe me, I’m an antivirus pro). So. What should I do now?
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Posted by admin | Posted in Internet | Posted on 28-11-2009
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WordPress is an open-source blog engine released under the GNU general public license. It allows users to easily create dynamic blogs with great content and many outstanding features. It is an ideal tool for developing blogs and though it is chiefly used for blogging, it can also be used as a complete CMS with very little effort. Its versatility and ease of use has attracted a large, enthusiastic, and helpful community of users.
This book walks through clear, step-by-step instructions to build a custom theme for the WordPress open-source blog engine. The author provides design tips and suggestions and covers setting up the WordPress sandbox, and reviews the best practices from setting up the theme’s template structure, through coding markup, testing, and debugging, to taking it live. The last three chapters cover additional tips, tricks, and various cookbook recipes for adding popular site enhancements to WordPress theme designs using 3rd-party plugins as well as creating API hooks to add custom plugins.
Whether users are working with a pre-existing theme or creating a new one from the ground up, WordPress Theme Design will give them the know-how to effectively understand how themes work within the WordPress blog system enabling them to have full control over their site’s design and branding. Users only need to be comfortable with the basics of web development and this book will take care of the rest.
What you will learn from this book
Chapter 1 introduces you to the WordPress blog system and lets you know what you need to be aware of regarding the WordPress theme project you’re ready to embark on. The chapter also covers the development tools that are recommended and web skills that you’ll need to begin developing a WordPress theme. Chapter 2 looks at the essential elements you need to consider when planning your WordPress theme design. It discusses the best tools and processes for making your theme design a reality. The author explains her own ‘Rapid Design Comping’ technique and gives some tips and tricks for developing color schemes and graphic styles for your WordPress theme. By the end of the chapter, you’ll have a working XHTML and CSS based ‘comp’ or mockup of your theme design, ready to be coded up and assembled into a fully functional WordPress theme. Chapter 3 uses the final XHTML and CSS mockup from Chapter 2 and shows you how to add WordPress PHP template tag code to it and break it down into the template pages a theme requires. Along the way, this chapter covers the essentials of what makes a WordPress theme work. At the end of the chapter, you’ll have a basic, working WordPress theme. Chapter 4 discusses the basic techniques of debugging and validation that you should employ throughout your theme’s development. It covers the W3C’s XHTML and CSS validation services and how to use the FireFox browser and some of its extensions as a development tool, not just another browser. This chapter also covers troubleshooting some of the most common reasons ‘good code goes bad’, especially in IE, and best practices for fixing those problems, giving you a great-looking theme across all browsers and platforms. Chapter 5 discuss how to properly set up your WordPress theme’s CSS style sheet so that it loads into WordPress installations correctly. It also discuss compressing your theme files into the ZIP file format and running some test installations of your theme package in WordPress’s administration panel so you can share your WordPress theme with the world. Chapter 6 covers key information under easy-to-look-up headers that will help you with your WordPress theme development, from the two CSS class styles that WordPress itself outputs, to WordPress’s PHP template tag code, to a breakdown of “The Loop” along with WordPress functions and features you can take advantage of in your theme development. Information in this chapter is listed along with key links to bookmark to make your theme development as easy as possible. Chapter 7 dives into taking your working, debugged, validated, and properly packaged WordPress theme from the earlier chapters, and enhancing it with dynamic menus using the SuckerFish CSS-based method and Adobe Flash media. Chapter 8 continues showing you how to enhance your WordPress theme by looking at the most popular methods for leveraging AJAX techniques in WordPress using plugins and widgets. It also gives you a complete background on AJAX and when it’s best to use those techniques or skip them. The chapter also reviews some cool JavaScript toolkits, libraries, and scripts you can use to simply make your WordPress theme appear ‘Ajaxy’. Chapter 9 reviews the main tips from the previous chapters and covers some key tips for easily implementing today’s coolest CSS tricks into your theme as well as a few final SEO tips that you’ll probably run into once you really start putting content into your WordPress site.
For more details on the book please visit http://www.packtpub.com/wordpress-theme-design/book.
Posted by admin | Posted in Digital Camera | Posted on 28-11-2009
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i just bought a lumix digital camera and i want to get my videos on my computer. my computer wont let me warch them, unless i downlod quicktime. i did.i want to put them onto windows movie maker but i cant change the type of file they are. they are .MOV
