My old tech scribbles - Charvin

Whether you’re typing an email in your browser or writing in a word processor, there are convenient keyboard shortcuts usable in almost every application. You can copy, select, or delete entire words or paragraphs with just a few key presses. Some applications may not support a few of these shortcuts, but most applications support the majority of them. Many are built into the standard text-editing fields on Windows and other operating systems. Working With Words We’re used to the arrow, Backspace, and Delete keys working with a single character at a time. However, we can add the Ctrl key to have them effect entire words or paragraph at the same time. Ctrl+Left Arrow – Move cursor to beginning of previous word. Ctrl+Right Arrow – Move cursor to beginning of next word Ctrl+Backspace – Delete previous word. Ctrl+Delete – Delete next word. Ctrl+Up Arrow – Move cursor to beginning of paragraph. Ctrl+Down Arrow – Move cursor to end of paragraph. Mac Users :...

For Those who can't upgrade or are still using Windows XP, These are some simple programs to keep you safe from the evils out there..  [Works For Other Windows OS as Well] Well the easiest way to make your OS safe is to put some good software's in it : 1 - avast! Internet Security / Comodo Internet Security [Basic Item For Security] 2 - Comodo Firewall / Zone Alarm [Firewall Solution] 3 - USB Disk Security [USB safety software] 4 - Spybot Search & Destroy / Spyware Terminator [AntiSpyware tool] 5 - Firefox/Chrome/Opera [The Browser you choose] 6 - LastPass password Manager [Superb password Manager~] 7 - CCleaner + CCEnhancer [Cleaner with more options!] 8 - TuneUp Utilities [System Utility] 9 - Ultra Surf / Super Hide IP [Proxy Software - Anonymous Surfing] 10 - Team viewer [in case you need Trouble shootting Help from Friends] 11 - File Hippo.com Update Checker [for Latest Software's...!] [These are just suggestion, Which I found easy and less resource ...

  After offering to swap out a few faulty first gen iPod nanos in Korea back in 2009, it appears Apple has finally seen fit to get them out of owner's pockets here in the US ( update : worldwide) too. An email just sent to registered owners (included after the break) and notice posted on its replacement program site inform users the affected units were sold between September 2005 and December 2006. If you have one (seriously, yours still works?), stop using it right now and fill out the form at the link below to order a free replacement unit. The main inconvenience -- other than finding out you've been walking around with the possibility of a "rare case" of overheating taking place in your skinny jeans -- is an anticipated six-week lag between Apple receiving the old unit and shipping you out a replacement. The reason given for waiting so long to replace them is that when it comes to this issue "the likelihood increases as the battery ages";...

Anticipation without means, is half the fun or so it seems. While you are now looking forward to a great many games, at the end of 2011 I believe the listed titles are the games you will fondly remember playing. Both logical and indeterminable factors taken into account are: Hype, developer potential, nostalgia, recent critical successes, a series’ past sales and average review scores, all counted towards this unbiased Top 100 of big games you can expect to see in 2011. No doubt one of your favorite games is missing*. I want to emphasize this is not my personal opinion, I’ve had to cut about 100 games from the original overview in editing the past 20 hours. But I’m really happy with how the Top 50 turned out and hope to play half of them (all of us at VGB own all systems). If your favorites aren’t high enough in the list I look forward to seeing what your Top 5 looks like in the comments. Release date are listed behind each game’s systems overview. If you’re looking for...

Viruses and identity theft are not new issues, but recently, individuals and companies are at a much greater risk as a result of the unanticipated increase in internet and technology use. Follow these tips to protect yourself from such an attack so that you won’t be the next victim. For Example , you receive an email promising a great joke if you open the attachment. You're not sure who sent it but you feel like a laugh and open it anyway. Big mistake. Attackers can break into your computer by sending you an email attachment with malware (malicious software) or downloading malware on to your computer when you open a link on a webpage. They want to use personal and financial details on your computer to steal money, buy things on your credit card or open up bank accounts in your name. Anyone who uses the internet needs to be aware of basic computer security: 1. Don't click the link If you don't know who sent the email, or if it's not a trusted websit...

What exactly is Cloud computing? At its most basic level, cloud computing is a model for remote computer access. The idea is simple: You use your computer and an Internet connection to make contact with a remote server. This server, which is really just a computer, runs applications using its hardware. You're able to influence the application by executing commands through a Web browser or other user interface. But the remote server is doing all the heavy lifting. Why would you want to use a cloud computing system? One reason is that it lets you access applications your own computer might not be able to execute. Your computer only has to run a Web browser or simple user interface. In most cloud computing applications, this client-side program places minimal demands on your machine's resources. That means you can take advantage of a variety of programs and services without having to continually invest in the fastest computers. Since the cloud computing service is handling all...

How to Sort Mails in Yahoo! Mail Beta?   This post will show you how to sort mails in Yahoo! Mail beta. As you know Yahoo! mail have been upgraded to Yahoo! Mail Beta and you can switch between Old Yahoo! Mail and The Beta one using this tiny glitch http://us.mg4.mail.yahoo.com/ neo /launch?.rand=*** (The New Yahoo! Mail Beta Mail Box) You can switch between old and new Yahoo! by Changing NEO into DC and vice versa http://us.mg4.mail.yahoo.com/ dc /launch?.rand=*** (This will take you to your old Yahoo! Mail Box)  In the old Yahoo! you can sort email's by just clicking on Action --> Sort by -->> but there is no option for sorting in the Action Button of YMailBeta. So how to sort them? It's simple, just click on the tabs like "From" "Subject" "Date" "Attachment(the pin sign) and they will be sorted to your will like "From will sort it by Sender" "Subject - By Subject" "Date - By Date(Latest first or...

Why Use SecureEmail Email Security Software? Unencrypted, plain-text emails can easily be intercepted, read, and edited. In fact, sending an unencrypted email is a bit like sending a postcard written in pencil: whoever intercepts it can read it with ease. Until now, the process of encrypting email messages was lengthy, difficult, and cumbersome, even to the most tech-savvy PC user. Of course, security systems that, however necessary, are a chore to use will never be adopted on a large scale. That's why we created SecureEmail: it's total secure email without the hassle. Unlike conventional email security software, we make it easy. SecureEmail Features Just install and forget! SecureEmail automatically encrypts all emails and manages the certificate exchange process Install as a seamless Plug-in to Microsoft Outlook or in Network Level Mode for compatibility with most other mail clients Innovative one-time 'session' certificates allow encrypting email without f...

Why switch to the Comodo Dragon Internet Browser? As we begin the second decade of the 21 st Century, few would argue the point that the Web has grown up. The fact is today, the Internet is the world's foremost communicative medium. Each day, the volume of messages it transmits, the tidal wave of credentials, ID numbers and passwords it requires, the preponderance of data it exhibits, and the endless array of transactions it helps consummate is unsurpassed! So there has never been a more appropriate time to answer every Web user's need for a swifter, more versatile and more stable Browser. And the recent launch of Google Chrome has gone a long way toward fulfilling this need. Except for one thing. Today's Web users require MORE than a Browser that is faster, nimbler and more stable. They need one that is secure too! In 2009 alone, more than 25 million new strains of malware were created, causing a 400% jump in compromised Web sites worldwide. This is exactly...

Why Use Comodo Internet Security? Comodo Internet Security is the free, multi-layered security application that keeps hackers out and personal information in. Built from the ground upwards with your security in mind, Internet Security offers 360° protection by combining powerful Antivirus protection, an enterprise class packet filtering firewall, advanced host intrusion prevention and automatic sandboxing of unknown files. Unlike the stripped down versions of commercial software that other software vendors offer for free, this is the full, completely functional version of the product. Users can upgrade to Comodo Internet Security Pro 2011 for just $49.99 per year and receive two additional services— GeekBuddy —a 24 hour per day, unlimited incident support services package which usually markets for $49.99 per year and TrustConnect - a secure Internet proxy service that ensures 128 bit encrypted connectivity from any public wireless hot-spot. Internet Security Includes: Antivir...

1. Always Install and Use and use an Antivirus or Internet security suit! 2. Defrag your hard drives once every two weeks and after installing and Uninstalling Big Games and Softwares. 3. Always keep your Computer cabinet and surroundings clean. 4. Keep your computers Virtual memory double the size of your RAM. 5. Don't ever try broken CD/DVD, you may be risking your CD/DVD drive by doing so. 6. Compress files which you don't use frequently. Follow these steps!!