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Picasa Tip: How to Create an Account and Start Uploading Photos |
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Internet
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One of the many wonders of the world wide web is Picasa Web Album, and I think everyone should have an account.
It is both an online-tool and a FREE downloadable, client-side tool made by Google, allowing you to easily upload photos. I for one find it really easy to use, I think Google tools are built that way. One can quickly use those photos for other online websites like blogs and the like. I use it to store my personal private photo library too.
The free account allows one to have 1024MB of photo space. An upgraded full account are separated into 4 general plans: |
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Use Different Firefox Profiles For Different Browsing Habits |
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Software
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One of the most under-looked features of Firefox is its ability to run different profiles. This is perfect for various reasons. If more than one person is using the same computer, each person can have a different profile where he can have his own customized Firefox setting - such as extensions or bookmarks.
Another reason to use different profiles is when using FireFox for different purposes. Obviously, most people don’t use every extension every time they use Firefox. However, the fact that the extension is installed makes Firefox startup and run slower than usual. The more extensions you run, the slower Firefox will run. |
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Make A Directory List With The Command Prompt In Seconds |
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Windows
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Did you ever want to send a list of all the music in your computer to someone else? How about the names of all the files in a specific directory - like My Documents? This can be easily done with the command prompt which is built into Windows. Although there are many programs out there that are able to create directory lists, using the command prompt is quick, easy, and there is no need to install a new application.
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Running and Navigating in the Command Prompt
To run the command prompt, click on Start->Run and type cmd. |
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Install Leopard With An External Hard Drive |
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Apple
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If you have an external hard drive and made an image of leopard copy, but don’t have any dual layered disks lying around, you can always use an external hard drive to install Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard. This is incredibly easy, and works with both USB and Firewire hard drives:
1. Plug in your external hard drive
2. Open up Disk Utility
3. Click on the name of your external harddrive |
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