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Express yourself through your image and share it whoever you want. You will be able to use it with the most common Instant Messaging Programmes, such as Live Messenger®, Skype®, and many more.. Enjoy yourself by discovering unlimited combinations to realize your virtual alter‐ego!
FindMyShift: Web based Staff Scheduling Tool
FindMyShift is a web based staff scheduling tool which allows you and your staff to manage and view your schedules from anywhere at anytime. The application provides you with direct on-screen editing, allowing you to type anywhere on the schedule. You can drag and drop entries, text message your staff within the schedule and track your day-to-day costs with built-in reports. There is also an option to download your schedule as Excel or HTML file.
5 Impressive Mashups of Twitter and Flickr
When you think about social media and photos, Flickr is almost always the first thing that comes to mind. When you want to share something with a lot of people, Twitter is the way to go. But what about when you want to share photos or make them dynamic? Well, as Apple might say, there’s an app for that.
How To Hide Files Like a Super Villain | MakeUseOf.com
Using TrueCrypt
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Open up a command window (Start > Run> “cmd” > OK).
Type “attrib”, followed by a space. Type your file’s name and path, within quotes, like this: “C:\Documents and Settings\Tim\My Documents\hidden.tc”, followed by another space. Type “+s +h”.
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This marks the file as both a “system” file and a “hidden” file. The file still exists, but will not appear in Explorer, even if you have “Show hidden files and folders” enabled. To undo this, enter the same command, instead with “-s –h”. You can do this with just about any file or folder.
Lifehacker - Five Best Free Data Recovery Tools - Data Recovery
While the best defense against data loss is redundant and real-time backup, we understand that sometimes data loss sneaks right up on you. Whether your vacation pictures didn't make it safely from your camera to your computer or a bumbling roommate deleted the paper you've been working all week on, having emergency data recovery tools handy is crucial to getting your data back before it's gone forever.
Max from sbooth.org
Max is an application for creating high-quality audio files in various formats, from compact discs or files.
When extracting audio from compact discs, Max offers the maximum in flexibility to ensure the true sound of your CD is faithfully extracted. For pristine discs, Max offers a high-speed ripper with no error correction. For damaged discs, Max can either use its built-in comparison ripper (for drives that cache audio) or the error-correcting power of cdparanoia.
Once the audio is extracted, Max can generate audio in over 20 compressed and uncompressed formats including MP3, Ogg Vorbis, FLAC, AAC, Apple Lossless, Monkey's Audio, WavPack, Speex, AIFF, and WAVE.
JScreenFix - Fix stuck pixels
The JScreenFix Java applet helps fix stuck pixels and image persistence on LCD screens and reduces burn-in on plasma screens. The applet runs safely inside a web browser, does not require installation and works with Windows, Linux and Mac computers.
JScreenFix repairs most stuck pixels in under 20 minutes, and mild screen burn-in within 12 hours
3 Add-ins To Boost Your MS Word Experience | MakeUseOf.com
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Save as PDF or XPS in Office 2007
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Open and save Docx files in Office 2003
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metaquark » The End of Home Zone
As of today, Home Zone will no longer be available on our website and support for it will be discontinued. There were two issues with the application, only one of which could have been addressed by me.
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If you are not currently connected to a network, scanning hurts nobody. This is why Mac OS X can pop up a list of available networks when you open your notebook somewhere. But if you are connected to a network, performing a scan for WiFi networks blocks all traffic for a second or two, just as long as it takes for the scan to complete. This means a pretty nasty hiccup when browsing a website, for example, or listening to streaming radio. Now when Home Zone does that every 30 seconds in the background (or even more frequently), you will very soon be pretty pissed about it, just as you were with a longer scan interval of like 10 minutes, which would mean that it could take up to 10 minutes for Home Zone to adapt to a change of WiFi networks. Sorry WiFi, you’re out
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The Bluetooth chip in your Mac doesn’t automatically sense when a Bluetooth device comes near. Again, you have to scan, and this time it’s even worse. Frequent scanning simply drains the battery of the mobile devices, because they always have to respond to the inquiry, and Bluetooth is expensive, battery-wise. Yes, I’m here. I’m here. I’m still here. Still here. Everyone would get bored of that in no time, and phones are no exception. This doesn’t only apply to your phone, but also to the phones of your coworkers and generally every Bluetooth device in range. We very much value our phones’ battery life, so what can we do? Increase the scan interval? No. This would mean, again, that it might take 10 minutes after you’ve left your desk with your phone in your pocket for well-earned lunch until the screen finally gets locked by Home Zone. It could’ve easily done that by itself in that time. In addition to that, Home Zone’s scanning might knock off headsets connected to phones which only support older versions of the Bluetooth standard, etc. and you don’t want that either. Bluetooth, join WiFi in the corner of the useless.
Automate Your Mac & Your Home With Proximity (Mac Only) | MakeUseOf.com
Using Proximity, Mac users can set their machine to detect the availability of any Bluetooth devices within range. Then the user can set Proximity to run one or more AppleScripts every time the device moves in or out of range.
WebWorkerDaily » Archive Free VPN Solutions for Securing Your Public Wi-Fi Sessions «
There are also a number of good free VPN offerings that will keep public Wi-Fi users safe. I’ll run through several of the best ones in this post. If you use free Wi-Fi service at all, definitely go with a VPN. It runs totally in the background after you sign in, and gives you a private, encrypted tunnel for your data and communications when on a public wireless connection.
Stellar PDF Creation with Scribus
Professional PDF documents can make or break a marketing campaign, or advertising promotion, or even seal the deal with a client. For most people this job is done with either QuarkXPress or Adobe Reader. Both outstanding tools with a high price. Did you know, however, there was an open source tool that can do the job as well and even a little bit easier? Yes there is. Scribus is the name of the tool. It’s open source, cross platform, and best of all - free!
Twe2 - Get your Twitter Alerts via SMS worldwide for Free
We got sick of not being able to get our Twitter alerts via SMS in Europe so we decided to take matters into our own hands and do it ourselves.
We are really sorry that we have to ask you for your Twitter Password but there is no other way. We promise to be careful with it and as soon as we can find another way, we will.
Twe2 will send you an SMS with your Twitter stuff in it but to keep it free, we have to append an advertisement to the bottom of each one. Hopefully thats ok!
Gmail: 90 Tools And Tips To Make You A Gmail Pro
The following article contains all the tools and tips needed to make you a Gmail pro. It contains the best Firefox extensions, Greasemonkey scripts, desktop tools as well as how tos and other tips that will increase the functionality of Gmail immensely.
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