Keep Your Mind Wide Open
Posted in Microsoft, My Experience, Tips, Windows on Nov 25th, 2007
If you’re a Windows XP user, you might have seen Thumbs.db file in some folders. It is a hidden file.
What is Thumbs.db file?
Thumbs.db is a file used by versions of Microsoft Windows that stores a cache for Windows Explorer’s thumbnail view. Thumbs.db is saved in each directory that contains pictures or photos.
In which Windows versions [...]
Microsoft has introduced a new file format called the Microsoft Open Office XML Format (.docx) with their latest office suite, Office 2007.
But most people are still using Office 2003. The big problem is that this new format is incompatible with older Microsoft Office versions or any other Office alternatives such as Open Office or Lotus, [...]
One of my friend ask me how to find MAC address for his notebook wireless card. I asked him why he want to do that and he told me it’s just a new policy at his office.
Having never think of that before, I just go to command prompt and fire a series of command [...]
Posted in Internet, Online Services, Opinions, Tips on Nov 20th, 2007
I’ve noticed that many webmasters become very obsessed with Tinyurl.com services. Of course, I can’t deny that tinyurl indeed provide very useful service for all of us. But there are many alternatives available too.
Why shouldn’t you rely on TinyURL?
Do you know that if you solely rely only on TinyURL.com for URL shortening services, if it [...]
Posted in Innovative, Tech News on Nov 19th, 2007
We are living in a world that is constantly revolving, aren’t we? Your iphone might worth $599 when you buy and only after three months the same iphone worth only $399?
Yeah, technology evolution is very fast. Now for the notebook (laptop) world, there are many new ideas popping up every day. How do you [...]