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By Boris Zegarac on 06-Aug-09 08:19 | Tags: facebook photos, facebook tips, protect facebook images, security on facebook
With a Facebook profile, you can create photo albums to share with your friends, but there are some images which you probably do not want to share. The good news is that Facebook provides a filtering feature for access to photo albums. Here's how to use it.
By Boris Zegarac on 11-Jun-09 14:27 | Tags: None
Under Vista, it is possible to automate the filtering network using scripts. The command of the Netsh command prompt control the Windows Firewall with Advanced Features. " This command is one of the richest and most complex system. To discover all the settings, open the command prompt and type: netsh -? | More
By Boris Zegarac on 26-Apr-09 18:00 | Tags: None
The taskbar where the start button is not doomed to stay at the bottom of the screen. You can easily put on one of the other three sides.
By Boris Zegarac on 22-Mar-09 07:48 | Tags: None
When you sending photos by email from Picasa, it resizes photos width to 480 pixels. You can set Picasa to send larger photos. It is not often that happens, however, sometimes we will need a list of all files of a directory (folder). If you are in that situation, here is the solution to solve your problem! There are times when the computer just stops working for no discernable reason. All processes and programs are suspended and you cannot do anything but to stare to your computer screen and wonder. Windows freeze-up are actually caused by system errors that should be corrected immediately before creating more problems. Here are some common solutions to windows freeze-up problem The list of new features in Windows 7 is no longer terrifying. They are numerous, but they are not jumping in the eyes immediately. And for good reason: they are scattered in all corners of the system, almost invisible but very present. Without even talking about features, you can point to dozens of news but...
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