Archive for August, 2010

Hide Pre-Populated Items in Windows Explorer’s Sidebar

Posted by Ashish On 15 August 2010 No Commented

Getting rid of the items you don’t use can be helpful in navigating the sidebar—a cluttered navigation pane can make it more difficult to find the items you do want (especially if you have more than a few libraries). Technology blog Ghacks has put up a quick guide to hiding them, and all it requires [...]

The Beginner’s 10-Minute Guide to Setting Up Ubuntu

Posted by Ashish On 14 August 2010 No Commented

Here’s a 10-Minute Guide to Setting Up Ubuntu for beginners. It will definitely help you to setup and use Ubuntu on a PC or a notebook. Follow the instructions below and enjoy Linux on your PC/notebook. Tweet

The Complete Guide to Google Wave

Posted by Ashish On 13 August 2010 No Commented

Google Wave now gives bloggers, corporate intranets, and other potential Wave users a way to let the public watch what’s going on in a Wave and, for the truly daring, invite any Wave user to edit. Tweet

DocTranslator Translates Office Documents with Google and Keeps Formatting

Posted by Ashish On 11 August 2010 No Commented

Google’s webapps can translate uploaded Microsoft Office documents, but with many caveats involving file sizes and HTML formatting. DocTranslator, a Java-powered webapp, runs your Office and text documents through Google Translate and sends them back with the same formatting. Tweet

Lock Your Mac in a Keystroke

Posted by Ashish On 9 August 2010 No Commented

Windows users can easily lock their computer when they step away by hitting Win+L; on the Mac, there’s no default keyboard-friendly system lock shortcut. Quick tip site One Thing Well offers a simple, no add-on workaround. Tweet

Back Up Your Mac to Multiple Disks with Time Machine

Posted by Ashish On 9 August 2010 No Commented

Since the release of Time Machine, backing your Mac up has never been easier. If you want to back up different sets of files to more than one drive, though, this script will help you do so. Time Machine, in typical Apple fashion, will seamlessly back up your data with little effort on your part. [...]