Enabling right click on sites that disable it,
Lots of websiteshave disabled the right click function of the mouse button... it's really, really annoying. This is done so that you don't steal (via right-click->save picture) their photos or images or any other goodies. Unfortunately, it disables ALL right-click functionality: copy, paste, open in new window.
It's easy to change, assuming your using IE 6:
Click "Tools"->"Internet Options"
Click the "Security" tab
Click "Custom Level"
Scroll down to the "Scripting" section
Set "Active Scripting" to "disable"
Click "Ok" a couple of times.
Bsnl server has a major bug in it, by which it fails to block two simultaneous connections from the phone and establishes a connection with full internet working.Old scrap sever running on sun os.
Supported devices: all phones with multichannel gprs support
For connection on your mobile phone.
1) Make two connections like BSNL111 and BSNL222
2) Select the application you got to have the full connection working on.
Surpassingly “web” now just select “BSNL111” profile and select a link like wap.cellone.in the page will get open,
just press the red button such that the “web” application goes in the background.
Make sure that the gprs connection is still established with the web app.
Two parallel lines on the top left of the screen will confirm this
3) Now open any other app that requires web connection like opera. Select BSNL222 and open any other link like
wap.google.com, u will get AN error.
the aim of using the other app is to perform multi-channel gprs,
this is verified by seeing some dots on the pre-existing connection established by “web”
ACCESS DENIED.
Technical description:
403 Forbidden - You are not allowed to communicate with the requested resource.”
4) close opera and open web and open a site like esato.com
5) if everything is done as said here then esato will load and Thats it! We have the whole internet!
For connection on pc.
1)create a connection and enter the number to be dialed as *99***1#
2) enter the string as extra initialization command
3)now dial from pc, the connection will be established
4)pick the phone and open “web” open “wap.cellone.in” the phone shows error .
5) close “web” and then from the browser open
and thats it ! The whole internet is here .
settings for profiles
apn: celloneportal
ip: 192.168.51.163
port : 8080
leave other fields blank as they are of the least concern!
the browser settings on pc 2 go the same as mentioned above!
There are thousands of web sites on the Internet. More and more people now have them. This could be to promote your offline business, run an online business or just have a platform to air your thoughts on your favourite topic.
If you are an internet lover then there may come a time when you decide to make your own website. The website you choose to make could be in many forms . This article is going to deal with generating your own site from just the windows text writer - notepad.
Here are some basics that we need to know about starting your own site.
Domain Names
A domain name is the first thing you will need to get a website up and running. A domain name is the address or URL that people will type into the address bar on their internet browser to access your site. This will usually start with the www - e.g www.mysite.com. Domain names have to be unique so finding one that is not too long and ideally, very catchy is going to be tough. Do a search on Google for Domain names and you will find loads of companies that supply them. You can search if the domain name is free and buy it for a small amount of money.
Domain names have lots of different extensions on the end of them. You have probably noticed the .com and .co.uk at the end of different websites. There are several different extensions you can choose from. a .com is generally more expensive as it is regonised worldwide . A .co.uk is a UK extension so would be ideal if your site was targeting a UK audience or based in the UK. Not to say that a.co.uk site cannot get a worldwide audience though - it is more the fact that people can easily recognise you as a UK site. There are many other extensions that you can only opt for however some have restrictions. a .edu is only for educational establishments and a .ltd.uk is only for limited companies - so as you can see there are restrictions.
Once you have purchased your domain name you then need to think about hosting.
Web Hosting
This is where your website will reside. A domain name alone will do nothing - a hosting package will link your domain name to your webpage files for the world to see.
There are many different types of web hosting available - some cheap, some expensive. If you are just starting out then I would suggest the cheapest will do the job quite nicely. You may find the people that you bought your domain from will also offer hosting as part of a package but I would advise shopping around as price can vary a lot. I would suggest that a years worth of hosting would cost you no more than £25 ($50 approx).
It is important to note that the attaching of your domain name to the hosting package and indeed the creation of the domain name can taker up to 48 hours to complete. So do not be alrmed if it does not immediately work.
Building your site
So now you have everything you need to build up your site. This is where you now have a lot of options available to you depending on what you want your site to be about and how you intend to manage it. For the purpose of this article we are going to assume that you just want a simple page online so when people visit your site they can look up some information about you or your company.
To allow us to do this we need to understand a bit of HTML - HTML may sound scary but it really isn't It stands for hyper text markup language. This allows you to create a very basic webpage in something like your standard notepad editor that comes with Windows.
There is an alternative to this. There are programs called WYSIWYG editors. WYSIWYG stands for What You See Is What You Get. These can make designing webpages very easy. There are some free WYSIWYG editors but for the purpose of this article we are going to assume that you do not have access to these programs and we will stick with HTML.
Is your laptop ready to face at least one of these 6 dangers :
- Hardware or system failure
- Human error (accidental formating or deletion)
- Data corruption (during software upgrades or installations)
- Accidental drop down
- Natural disasters (inundation, earthquakes,fires)
- Computer viruses
I've been using computers at home since 1987, and I lived much computer disasters, believe me or not the only way to really avoid a computer disaster is to regularly backup your data.
Yes it is annoying, wearying, time consuming, but did a computer disaster ever arrive to you ?
If not just imagine, all your data, your work, movies, pictures, software, passwords, web registration(cookies), everything vanish, a real disaster...
This is a free advice, I'm not trying to sell you anything I'm owning a site about Laptop Support and most if not all the disasters my visitors are facing could have been avoided, or reduced by a simple Hard Disc backup.
Many great backup software allow you to browse directly backup, then even if your laptop is physically destroyed, your data are secure and you can restore them on an other computer.
All you have to do is to schedule a daily, weekly or monthly(dangerous) backup of you hard disc.
As I said it earlier to you I am not here to sell, backup software are much on the market, try them choose the one that feet your need and secure your data
Microsoft has surprised everyone by saying that it will shortly make a first beta of Internet Explorer 8 generally available and not just to the developers, according to a staffer at IT Week who wishes to remain anonymous.
In a mail-out to previous testers, Microsoft said it would make the pre-release code available to the "general public" but pointed out that it is "focused on the developer community". Microsoft had already stated in the past that the main advances in IE8 will focus on compliance with web standards, security and user interface options, something the web developer community feels that IE7 failed to live up to.
The company has long been the target of criticism for not following standards in its browser but, as numerous critics have noted, any effort to make IE standards compliant runs the risk of breaking existing sites written for earlier versions. Microsoft will attempt to compromise by offering developers the option to stay in or out of the web standards mode.
IE 8 is scheduled to be demonstrated for the first time in public at the MIX ‘08 conference in Las Vegas that starts on the 5 March.
The overall design of the 17″ Intel iMac is nearly same to its last-revision G5 predecessor. As the saying goes, “If it ain’t broke, don’t mend it.” Apple manages with the stunning all-in-one design of the iMac; a design that no other manufactures has been able to replicate or modify its approach; a design that had industrialized designers and consumers altogether with excitement.
The 17″ iMac has a tiny print for a full-featured machine - 114.24 square inches. In comparison, a small form-factor eMachines or Gateway machine plus 17″ LCD screen has a clown-like print of 240 square inches or more. The iMac takes up small space as compared without sacrificing components, pace or style.
The face and sides of the iMac are enclosed in a thick, moderately scratch resistant, clear resin mold. The clear resin modeling gives the iMac a gorgeous looks and protects the brilliant-white embody from stains, mars and sculping fingerprints.
There are some analogies that can be utilised to exposit processing speeds, but the test and perhaps exclusive discussion is how a newborn processor affects your overall individualized technology experience. If GarageBand load in 10 seconds and today it opens in 5, then you’ve a raise of speed. However if your routine applications load exclusive 10% faster - or in the case of Rosetta, 70% slower - then ‘twice the horsepower’ could be misleading.
F-Secure Solutions recently revealed that they are producing the latest mobile software, which can work in Selected Sony Ericsson Mobile phones, which are manufactured under UIQ Platform. Company has decided to name it, F-Secure Mobile Security. Sony and F-secure are agreed to supply the New powerful Security to Selected UIQ Platformed Sony Ericsson mobiles.
The reason behind giving this security is simple. Nowadays, smart phones are highly connected to Computers. And it is very risky to connect a Smartphone to PC without any Security to it. The F-Secure Mobile Security 3.3 for UIQ combines an integrated antivirus and firewall.
The F-Secure Mobile Security 3.3 for UIQ will also be available for subscription through the F-Secure Mobile eStore at http://www.f-secure.com/estore .
For further information, please visit the official F-secure press room -
http://www.f-secure.com/f-secure/pressroom/news/fsnews_20080123_1_eng.html
Nokia, recently announced that they are working with Google Search Engine. Nokia will use Google Search engine as their Search Application. This news clears that Google will join its rival services Yahoo and Windows Live on the Nokia platform.
While reporting, Nokia Said, ” We can start offering this recent solution in selected markets in the coming months. The integration with Google will allow us to use the innovative search technologies, which have made Google almost synonymous with Internet search.”
Nokia already given us clue that they are joined with nokia. Nokia N95 8GB was they claim the first mobile device to fully support their video sharing service YouTube. Nokia will soon add the Google Search engine as Search Application in their upcoming selected mobiles.
Well you knew it was coming. That PSP hack we told you about a few weeks ago has hit the interblogs, and we predict all hell will be breaking loose any moment. Un-retired homebrew mastermind Dark_AleX has come up with a little number called Timemachine, which is capable of spinning your PSP back to all sorts of crazy firmwares at the touch of a button. We know you can hardly stand finishing this post due to excitement, so... get out of here and grab it!
It seems that consumers these days are bombarded with ads from virtually all directions, so to capture their attention and imagination can be a pretty tough task. The Holocube from Joris Vanbriel aims to work differently by utilizing a low-maintenance, counter-top 3D holographic display that ought to stand out from the other marketing efforts in a crowded shopping mall. It comes with a 40GB hard drive that can hold over 18 hours of compressed video to capture the imagination of the masses.
Previously, I have shown you how to convert flash movie into a windows-based screensaver by using a free web service, called Creamshavers. Besides creating your flash based screensavers directly from the web, you also can choose to do it from your desktop. All you need is InstantStorm.
InstantStorm is a Windows freeware tool for creating Flash based screensavers with many advanced features. All you have to do is to choose a SWF file, set screensaver parameters and compile an executable installer. All 32-bit and 64-bit versions of Microsoft Windows are fully supported, including Windows 95 and Windows Vista. And the best of all—there are no nag screens or other annoying stuff. Unlike many other tools, InstantStorm allows you to fully customize your screensaver's about box, installer and uninstaller including all texts.
Create Your Screensaver in 3 Simple Steps
There are plenty of options to customize your screensaver, but if you choose not to get headache with all the options, you can use the New Project Wizard (most prefer to beginner) and get your screensaver done in 3 simple steps.
Well today, I wanted to recommend you guys to a nice site that allows you to search through all of the major video hosts for a particular video file. This site uses google operators to return the results but believe me that is good enough. It comes back with good results and that is why I would recommend it. If you have any comments or questions, do post a comment here. Ciao!
Firefox has announced that it will release the new Beta 3 version of Firefox 3 this coming Monday. Apparently there are two new features that will be included in this release. The first feature is a new windows theme for Firefox that has been under development for quite some time now. Vista users however will not be seeing any new Vista theme because the work hasn’t been completed yet on a Vista-specific theme. For the time being, Vista users will be using the same XP theme for their Firefox. The second feature is really worth talking about though. It is an addition to the Add-ons Manager window. Users will now be able to search for add-ons and download and install them through the add-ons manager. This will surely make it easier and faster to download add-ons when you need them. This newly added feature will also direct the new users of Firefox towards using add-ons. You can see the actual screenshot of these new features below. Screenshot taken from Cybernet.
