October 19, 2007
· Filed under Firefox, Tips & Tricks, Today · Tagged Browsing, Firefox
Surrounded by computers and internet all the time when at work, in university labs or when browsing internet from your home. During long sessions we come across some really good websites and solutions and add them to our bookmarks but as soon as you switch PC your favorites bookmarks are gone. Its very difficult to manage your bookmarks on multiple PC’s but not anymore if you are a firefox fan. One can easily synchronize his/her bookmars by installing a little extension called foxmarks and signing up for an account in foxmarks.com. You probable already know about other solutions like google browser sync and del.icio.us but both of them are very heavy for a dial up user with a distortion in phone line where foxmarks works like a breeze.
Try foxmarks extension for yourself and give me your feedback on this post.
Bye Everyone
thanks for reading 
September 30, 2007
· Filed under Tips & Tricks · Tagged wordpress
With wordpress 2.3 codename dexter wordpress bloggers finally have their hands on most waited features “Tags”. Tags are very much like categories but little convenient then categories. Tags come handy when you are posting and you can put tags onto your post by just typing tag name and comma separate them whereas if you want post under multiple categories you have to select the check boxes for that.
April 26, 2006
· Filed under Tips & Tricks, Today
I am using windows XP professional as my primary operating system and after I got my cable connection for internet I wanted to do more things other then simple browsing and chatting, I wanted to share files and give access to selected people by letting them know my password.
Windows 98 support password sharing but in windows XP professional applying password on shared folders is not that simple so I googled around and got the solution for my problem here is the solution 
>Go to control panel
>Then Administrative tools
>Then computer management
>On left u will see local users and groups
>Double click it
>Click on users now
>Right click on guest
>Click on set password option from menu
>Enter desired password (for example 123)
>Click ok
and that’s it you have successfully apply password now whenever someone wants to access your shared folders he/she have to provide username that is guest and then password that is 123.
