مع [سبر] يوم الإثنين تقريبا هنا, هو جدّا مهمّة أن يجهّز حاسوبك مع قوّيّة ويتبّل تكنولوجيا [ولّ-دفلوبد] أيّ كان يمكن أن يدافع أنت وحافظت معطياتك يؤمّن أثناء الكاملة عطلة تسوق. اليوم, المنطقة إنذار قدّم مطورات, [شك بوينت] برمجيّة تكنولوجيا, عدّة [بيس وف دفيس] على كيف أن يبقى يؤمّن ومشترى منتوجات عبر إنترنت دون أيّ تهديد.

ل أنّ من أنت الذي لا يعرف ماذا [سبر] يوم الإثنين يكون, يعلم هو البداية من العطلة تسوق فصل. هذا يوم عادة الوقت جيّدة لتسوق لأنّ كثير تجار يطلقون أعراض خاصّة وسعرات ل يوسع صنف المنتوجات, [ألّ وف ي] يتيسّر عن طريق الإنترنت. لأنّ ملايين المستهلكات سيذهبون عبر إنترنت لتسوق, بعض [بد-ينتندد] أشخاص [أ.ك.]. سيحاول مهاجمات, [فيشرس], [سكمّرس], مستقطعات (أنت يستطيع دعاتهم مهما أنت تريد) بالتّأكيد أن يسرق ك مال, منتوجات [أر فن] معلومة ماليّة. (أكثر…)

علق [فريند وف مين] كان اليوم على سيناريو عاديّة أنّ [ا لوت] من نا يركض داخل. عندما يعمل أنت بنشاط على مشروع, أنت غالبا توقّت يتلقّى عدّة عروة حلقة مفتوحة في [برووسر] ك مفردا يرتبط إلى أنّ عمل: بعض [أبي] توثيق, زوج صيغ من موقعة أنت يكون تعمل فوق, [غوغل] [سبردشيت], مشروع موردة/وضع صفحة, وأشياء من أنّ نوع.

When you change gears to work on something else, you might have another entirely different set of pages that you keep open all the time. If you juggle several projects at the same time, it can be a nuisance (not to mention a waste of time) to constantly be closing and opening all those windows throughout the day. (more…)

You can’t. Outlook (and several other email clients) enable you to include stationery or background images in your email message to dress up the look of your email messages. Currently, Gmail does not render these images as expected. Read on for some of my thoughts about stationery….

First off, I need to step up on my soapbox for a moment….

I really never understood the draw of background images or stationery in email messages. Other than allowing you to inject a bit of individuality into a message, what purpose does it really server? I personally find them typically distracting, not so much the images themselves, but the content chosen. Some are elegant and pleasing to look at, but some are just plain distracting. (more…)

It does a number of very useful things to Internet Explorer 7.0:

1. Enhanced IE’s Tabbed Browsing
Too numerous to mention.
2. “Super drag & drop”
Open new links by dragging and dropping them on the page.
3. Mouse gesture support
Execute common tasks by drawing simple objects on the screen with your mouse.
4. Crash recovery
Automatically restored opened pages after a crash occurs. (more…)

While completely failing to breathe a single word on Internet Explorer 8, Microsoft is still focused on the copy of the browser that originally shipped with Windows XP. In this context, the Redmond company announced that it is introducing an update to Internet Explorer 6 running on the 64-bit editions of Windows XP and Windows Server 2003, in order to alter the browser’s behavior when managing ActiveX controls.

The 18.9 MB update dubbed WindowsServer2003.WindowsXP-KB912945-x64-ENU.exe is up for grabs since November 13, 2007. “This update includes minor changes to how Internet Explorer handles some web pages that use Microsoft ActiveX controls. Certain webpages will require users to manually activate Active X controls by clicking on it or using the TAB key and ENTER key. This update contains all previously released security updates,” Microsoft informed in the overview of the release. (more…)

If you use a DSL modem to connect to the Internet, and you dial the connection directly from your computer, you may notice a rather long delay between the time the Windows desktop appears when booting up and when you can actually dial your connection. This delay can sometimes be up to two or three minutes, and can be extremely frustrating since it tends to lag other applications as well. The source of this delay is Windows XP attempting to locate an IP address for the network adaptor you are using to connect to the DSL modem. (more…)