Viewing Documents Offline in Internet Explorer

Internet Explorer is capable to show you the images and documents which you have once visited on internet. It shows the previously visited paged in HTML view even if you are not currently connected with internet. It helps you access your data quickly and approach the accidently closed pages.

You can do it following a few steps:

1. When you are on Internet Explorer, choose File from main menu.
2. Choose Open. An Open dialogue box appears here. (You can also do it by pressing Ctrl + o keys from keyboard.)
3. Type the web link you desire to access. Since you are not connected with internet, click the Brows button to find out your desired files in hard drive.
4. Type the file name in File Name box and select the type/format from Files of Type drop down box. (You can also select the directory from theInternet Explorer folder directly.)
5. Click Open button.

How to Resolve Low Memory Problems

You are shown with low memory warning messages when you run programs same time than the RAM installed on your computer. You can resolve this low memory problem by increasing the system paging file size also called as virtual memory. This will free up enough RAM for other programs to run properly. Follow these tips to resolve this problem:

Follow this path in first step:

• Control Panel –> Performance and Maintenance –> System > Advanced –> Settings under Performance and Maintenance –> Advanced and Change

• Here you have option to select any of your hard disk drive but the best choice will be to select any drive other than C Drive for virtual memory.
• Set the double initial and maximum size of your virtual memory. Here set initial size 600 MB and maximum size up to 1000 MB. You can change this size according to the free space available on your hard drive.

How to Install New Printer

You can install two or more printers on your computer at a time. Follow these steps to install new printer on your system:

1. Click Start -> Settings -> Control Panel -> Printer and Other Hardware -> Printers and Faxes.
2. Click on Add a printer option appearing on top left corner of window.
3. It will open Add Printer Wizard, click Next button.
4. Select the Local printer attached to this computer option and uncheckAutomatically detect and install my Plug and Play printer check box. Then click Next button.
5. Select Create a new port option and type the path to the printer using the format: \\server\printer where ‘server’ indicates the name of print server. Then click Next button.
6. Select Windows driver for your printer and click Next button.
7. Then follow the instruction to finish the wizard.

Custom Shortcuts for Internet Using Notepad

You can make shortcut for your favorite site even if you are not connected with internet. You can make these shortcuts using notepad and save it in any location. These shortcuts provide you easy access to your favorite sites and open them in the web browser that is set as default for your web-based applications.

Add Background To Folders

Do you remember the good old Windows 98? In Windows 98, we could change the background color, image, fonts, etc in any folder but this facility was removed from Windows XP. It was a good feature and many people still miss that feature in Windows XP.

So here we are posting 3 methods to have any desired wallpaper as background image in any folder in Windows XP:

How to Add Links on Blogger to Follow Your Facebook Account

Google's Blogger blogging platform lets you customize your blog by adding widgets to your profile. These widgets range from calendars and other tools, to profile badges for your social networks. If you want to add a Facebook profile badge to your Blogger profile, you can do so directly through the Facebook badges website.

Step 1

Log in to your Facebook account.

How to Improve Cyber Security

How to make your PC secure from all the threats in the online world and improve cyber security? Not sure? Then read on. Here is a list of things you should know to improve your online cyber security:-

1. Anti-virus : Probably one of the first thing which comes into one's mind when thinking about security. An anti-virus is an inevitable tool for the security of a PC. One can either choose a paid version of the anti-virus of his choice or opt for the equally effective free antivirus. Before choosing the anti-virus, it is necessary to check whether the anti-virus has resident protection or not. Resident Protection automatically detects viruses when they are loaded into the memory and takes the appropriate action thus saving a user from sitting hours in front of the PC scanning for viruses. It is important to check regularly for updates. Also do a quick scan (scanning Windows folder, Registry, Documents and recent downloads) at least once a week and a full scan at least once a month even if your PC appears fine.

2. Anti-spyware: A spyware is a program which collects private information and sends it to its programmer. Spywares are considered more dangerous than viruses as they steal private information like Windows registration number, bank account details, credit card's information, site logins, which can be used to harm a user in all possible ways. Login Accounts to social networks like Facebook seem to be the prime target. Thus, it is necessary to have a good anti-spyware software with resident protection , registry monitoring and browser monitoring. Again it is the user's choice to either opt for a paid one or a free one. It is important to enable the automatic update function in the anti-spyware software and to do a quick scan of the PC once a week. It is also necessary do a full scan once every month for best results.

3. Firewall: A firewall prevents unauthorized or malicious applications from reaching a computer. A firewall is basically needed to protect a PC against Trojans, spyware, worms, hackers, hijackers and other known and unknown threats. However, a firewall must not be assumed an alternative to the anti-virus or anti-spyware software. Before choosing a firewall, the most important thing to keep in mind is the ease of use and the amount of customization possible. An often overlooked factor upon choosing a firewall is the amount of resources consumed by it. Keeping all these factors in mind, a good firewall software(free or paid) must be chosen. It is important to read the alerts displayed by it carefully, and select an appropriate action to do.

4. Anti-spam: Anti-spam software has become important because of the amount of spam messages received by internet users frequently. These spam messages are the most common cause of cyber crime. Installing one and using it is easy. So don't worry about how to use one. The only difficult thing is to be patient with it. Its performance will improve over time. You can download any of the free anti-spam available over the web or can opt for a paid version.

5. Windows Update: A very important aspect of PC security is updating Windows. It is necessary to enable Automatic Updates in Windows which help to get all the latest security fixes. Getting these updates will help Windows work better and will make one's working more secure.

6. Backing Up: It is important to back up all your important data to have a copy of it whenever needed in case of a virus attack. A back up comes in handy in such unexpected situations.

DOS Tutorial Lesson 6

A. Format a Floppy Disk.
B. Change the Default Drive.
C. Diskcopy Command.
D. Copying a File from the Hard Drive to a Floppy.

DOS Tutorial Lesson 5

A. Delete a Single File.
B. Delete a Group of Files.
C. Delete all Files in a Subdirectory.
D. Remove a Subdirectory.

DOS Tutorial Lesson 4

A. Create a Subdirectory.
B. Move to a Subdirectory.
C. Set the DOS Prompt.
D. Move to the Parent Directory.
E. Copy a File into a Subdirectory.
F. Copy a Group of Files into a Subdirectory.
G. List Files in the Root from the Subdirectory.
H. Select the Directory List.
I. List Subdirectories.

DOS Tutorial Lesson 3

A. Create a DOS File.
B. Copy a File.
C. Copy a File with a New Extension.
D. Type a File with DOS.
E. Rename a File
F. Rename a Group of Files

DOS Tutorial Lesson 2

  A. Directory Command.
  B. Scroll Through the Directory Listing.
  C. Pause a Directory Listing.
  D. View a Wide Listing of Files.
  E. Recall a DOS Command.
  F. Print a Directory Listing.
  G. Check for a Single File.
  H. Check for a Group of Files.
  I. List Files with the Same Extension.
  J. Clear the Screen.

DOS Tutorial Lesson 1

  A. Hardware and Software differences.
  B. What is DOS?
  C. Why You Need DOS.
  D. Set the Date and Time.
   E. Check the Date and Time

Before you begin this tutorial, please make sure that your prompt is C:\> If it is not, please do the following:

Directions:
1. Type: c:
2. Type: cd..

This should place you into the C:\> working directory.
NOTE: DOS is not case sensitive; therefore, a command can be entered in with CAPITAL LETTERS, lower-case letters, or a MiXtuRe of the two.