
A few days ago, I have posted about cool dekstop calendar software called Rainlendar 2. All the new features are great. But I don’t know how to edit the style settings like I did in the earlier version.
After I searched at their support forum, I found a topic discuss about this problem. If you want to edit the skin style settings, just rename the skin file extension to .zip and edit the xml/elements.xml. Edit what you want and save the new settings. Then refresh Rainlendar 2 and see the changes made.
Another problems that I currently working on are how to add new categories and how to edit the text colour. If I found the way to resolve these problems, I will update this post again. [tags]rainlendar, rainlendar 2, software, tweaks, how-to[/tags]
Sometimes our site(s) down and we don’t know what to do. Instead of leave the problems settled by our hosting provider, we also can help them by troubleshooting the problems by ourselves.
Josh Testone has compiled a PDF format file about “How to Troubleshoot your Hosting Provider for them“. It is a simple PDF file with some instructions, information and a diagnostic flowchart. The instructions in the manual are easily to follow which make, even beginner users can troubleshoot it without have any problems.
Follow this link if you want to download the PDF directly or click here to go to his website.
[tags]troubleshoot, hosting, provider, hosting provider[/tags]
I disable Show Desktop Icons on my computer. So all the icons on my dekstop will be hidden including the Recycle Bin icon. Sometimes I will empty the Recycle Bin but how I can do it without enabling Show Desktop Icons? Here is my one step simple trick.
- Before you disable Show Desktop Icons, hold and drag your Recycle Bin icon to Quick Launch toolbar.
Done! Now even you enable or disable Show Desktop Icons, you still can empty your Recycle Bin by right clicking the icon and choose Empty Recycle Bin. Here is the screenshot when you right click the icon. [tags]how to, tricks, windows[/tags]

Yesterday my friend SMS me to send an installer (executable) file via email. So I use Gmail as my primary email account and attached the file. But when I want to send the email, Gmail warned me that it does not allow any executable file send from Gmail. I’m sure this is regarding of the security issues. So how I can send the executable file? Here is the trick. 
Ok let say the file that you want to send name is Executable.

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Go to Folder Options (My Computer > Tools > Folder Options)
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In
View tab, uncheck “
Hide extensions for known file types“.

And the file will look like this

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Then
rename the extension .exe with other extension like .jpg. Windows will prompt a warning message, just click “Ok”. The file icon will be changed to .jpg icon and now your executable file is in .jpg format.

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Send the file to the receipent.
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After the receipent recieve the file, ask them to rename the extension file with .exe or it will not work.
Note: I have try this many times in Gmail and it works and I’m sure this trick also works in other email services. Because you send an image file not executable file. 
Found this trick useful? Please Digg the story! 
I stumbled to this site. At first it looks like just a normal website with so many links on it. While I glance through the page, my eyes catched on a phrase that I familiar with, “Ads by Google”. Here take a look at the picture:

Click image to enlarge
Can you see how Joel Comm embed Google Ads with his site contents? The contents look exactly the same with Google Ads.
Below is the html code for the site contents:
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Can I put this trick in Tips & Tricks?
Just found this on the internet. A quick DIY to trap mosquitoes by a 2 litre bootle.

Only 7 materials needed to make this simple but successful mosquito trap. You can see how much mosquitoes trapped in the bottle. It is all about science. They just use carbon dioxide to attract mosquitoes to the bottle. If you want to make this trap, you can read the instructions (in English of course
) here: Quick and Dirty Mosquito Trap [DIY Happy]
Cypher says: I think, if all peoples in the world use this mosquito trap, there will be no more air pollution or ozone issues. 
via Quick and Dirty Mosquito Trap [Kahsoon] [tags]diy, do it yourself, mosquito trap, tricks[/tags]
Google is the best place where you can get anything that you want. I mean things that are downloadable. 
Ok, how to get free mp3 download links from Google? It is simple. For an example, I want to download Ayumi Hamasaki mp3s. I just type in this line in Google search box:
intitle:index.of? mp3 ayumi
After you click Search, you will get hundreads or thousands of Ayumi Hamasaki mp3 files which you can download. 
You also can search video clips by using Google. Just change ‘mp3′ into ‘mpg’ or ‘avi’ if you want to get video clip download links.
[tags]mp3, download, free download[/tags]
Note: Does not working anymore
Usually I download softwares from Rapidshare and sometimes from MegaUpload. In Rapidshare, sometimes you have to wait certain time before you can begin your download. But is there anyway to remove the download limit?
There are many ways that you can use to faster or remove the download limit. I will show you 2 easy tips on how to do it.
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How you can get latest updates from Windows if you turn Automatic Updates off? Well, there is a website that offer download for those who don’t want to download from Windows.
Go to this site: http://www.softwarepatch.com/windows/ and choose which updates that you want to download. After the download finished, restart your computer.
[tags]windows, microsoft, softwaree[/tags]
When I upload a folder image to my site via FTP, there is a file called Thumbs.db go along with it. What is that file? I wondered.
What is Thumbs.db?
Thumbs.db is a file generated by WindowsXP each time you view folder contents in “Thumbnail” or “Filmstrip” view. This file is a cache file which use by WindowsXP to load up faster the next time you browse that folder.
How to remove it permanently?
You can delete Thumb.db and send it into Recycle Bin but it will keep appearing because by default thumbnails cache is enable in WindowsXP.
To get rid of it, go to My Computer > Tool > Folder Options > View and check “Do not cache thumbnails”.
Be Warned
By enabling this option, it will take a long time to open folder that contains large image files or quantity because the thumbnail images not been cached in Thumbs.db before.
Windows tip: Rid your folders of Thumbs.db [LifeHacker]