بما أنّ أنت يتلقّى سترى في ي موقعة متأخّرة أنا أتلقّى في متأخّرة يضاف فيديو إلى هذا موقعة. أنا استعملت عمليّة [فريور] تطبيق يدعى [كمستثديو] أن يسجّل ماذا أنا كان أتمّت على شاشتي.

يتلقّى هذا برمجيّة بعض سمات ممتازة أنّ يتضمّن: تسجيل من تعليق صوتيّة; إضافة الشروح; وحتّى [بيكتثر-ين-بيكتثر] فيديو من بنفسي إن أنت تتلقّى [وبكم]. هناك بعض مساعدة ل يستعمل البرمجيّة في ثلّمت [جك] دعم [هلبدسك], غير أنّ سيعطي أنا أنت [ا فو] أطراف أن يحصل أنت بدأ.

أوّلا, هو جيّدة أن ينتقي [كدك] مختلفة مرئيّة (الطريق أنّ الفيديو يكون رمّزت وكبست) من التقصير واحدة أن يحافظ ال [فيل سز] صغيرة. من ال خيارات رجال مختارة خيارات مرئيّة. التقطت ضاغطة من القائمة ميلان إلى جانب. أنا تلقّيت كثير سعادة مع [إكسفيد] [مبغ-4] [كدك], أيّ يستطيع كنت جلبت هنا. أنت يستطيع أيضا قلّدت النوعية من الفيديو أن يجعل المبرد حتّى صغيرة.

انتقيت تالية, المنطقة أنت تتمنّى أن يسجّل. أن يتمّ هذا سحبت إلى أسفل ال منطقة قائمة الطعام ومختارة منطقة ثابتة (أنت يستطيع أيضا سجّلت الشاشة كامل). طقطقت فوق ال مختارة زرّرت و [هولد دوون] ال [لفت-بوتّون] على الفأرة وجررت هو أن ينتقي المنطقة من الشاشة أنت تتمنّى أن يسجّل.
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It has been quite sometime Mozilla Firefox has gain market share from internet explorer since 2004. So you may ask “Why Mozilla Firefox?” or “Why not Internet Explorer?” It is time to understand why and you can make your own choice whether you want to switch or not. I’m going to share my own personal experience from user perspective why I like Mozilla Firefox.

1. Firefox is More Secure Than IE

When Firefox was first announced in 2004, it was more secure than IE for various reasons. This is also one of key main reasons why majority of users switch to Firefox for more secure surfing. However, when the recent IE 7 release, I no longer sure this still holds true because a lot of improvements has been made by IE all these years. No software is free of bugs and of course both Firefox and IE cannot run away from it.

HOWEVER, I will still say Firefox is more secure than IE. This is also what most people say but they do not understand the reasons behind. The reason behind is hackers do not want to hack Firefox, they want to hack IE! One of the reasons is 85% of people use IE and as a hacker, you want to target to the bigger crowd. Another reason is most hackers have a strong anti-Microsoft sentiment. They hate Microsoft and they will do their best to hack IE and screw Micrsoft. On the other hand Firefox is...

Leading up to next week’s public beta-test release of Windows Vista Service Pack 1 Release Candidate, Microsoft today has published a 17-page document outlining in fine detail exactly what difference SP1 makes to Vista.

Some of the contents has been shared in bits in the past, but this is so far the most comprehensive “changelog” we’ve ever seen and probably will see as the final version is not expected to differ much from the RC, with the exception of WGA modifications as described below. I’ve highlighted some of the most interesting changes which you may or may not already know.

This document describes many of the notable changes in Windows Vista SP1, with the exception of some updates to the Windows Genuine Advantage experience which we are still developing for our customers and will be released in a later build.

Hardware Ecosystem Support and Enhancements

• Adds support for new UEFI (Unified Extensible Firmware Interface) industry standard PC firmware for 64-bit systems with functional parity with legacy BIOS firmware, which allows Windows Vista SP1 to install to GPT format disks, boot and resume from hibernate using UEFI firmware.
• Adds support for x64 EFI network boot.
• Adds support for the 64-bit version of MSDASQL, which acts as a “bridge” from OLEDB to a variety of ODBC drivers thus simplifying application migration from 32-bit platforms to 64-bit Windows Vista.
• Adds support for Direct3D® 10.1, an update to Direct3D 10

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Chris Pirillo does a good job spoofing that girl crying about people picking on Britney, but he does the same with Vista. Why can’t you all just leave Vista alone?

If you thought the current state of Microsoft’s transparency is deafening, wait till they fill this role.

In this highly strategic role, the Director of Windows Client Disclosure will report to the CVP of Windows Product Management and is responsible for managing the full set of disclosures for the Windows Client Operating System business including defining the roadmap of disclosures, reviewing the core messages and driving buy-in across the organization. …

… The scope of this disclosure is focused on the Windows Operating System products including Windows XP, Windows Vista and Windows 7, but includes related products such as the Microsoft Desktop Optimization Pack (MDOP), Internet Explorer, and Media Technologies. …

… This includes coordination of messages between Windows Product Management and the Product Marketing and Communications team, the Windows Development Organization (WEX and COSD), the Windows Live Team, and the OEM team.

The Director for Windows Client Disclosure will play a key role in defining the communications agenda while grounding these disclosures in the technical and strategic realities of the Windows Operating System Business. This thought leader will also be responsible for making sure that there are zero surprises in our disclosure plans.

The Director for Windows Client Disclosure will be responsible for creating and communicating disclosure guidelines and processes across the Windows Team including Engineering, Marketing, Product Management, the sales force (working with Product Marketing), and operations.

The Director of Windows Client Disclosure is responsible for creating the roadmap for all disclosures that relate to the Windows

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Windows SteadyState 2.5 beta is up on Microsoft Connect.

What is Windows SteadyState?

What state is your shared computer in at the end of the day?

• Hard disk filled with downloaded files?
• Strange options configured?
• Programs installed that you don’t want?
• System infected with viruses and spyware?
• Computer bogged down for unknown reasons?

Windows SteadyState, successor to the Shared Computer Toolkit, is designed to make life easier for people who set up and maintain shared computers.

An easy way to manage multiple users You can manage whole groups of users as single user accounts. The new Windows SteadyState console makes it easier than ever to create and modify user profiles.

A locked-down platform for stable shared computing Not every computer user should have access to every software capability. Your system can be more stable and consistent when you limit user access to control panel functions, network resources, and other sensitive areas.

Set it and forget it Once you have everything set up the way you want it, you can share the computer and rest easy. Any changes a user might make to the configuration or hard disk

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