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Use Google to find torrent

Author: mety Labels:: Use Google to find torrent

i was searching for way use Google to find torrent and here what i have found
Just add “filetype:torrent torrent name” in google before your keywords and google will find the torrent. So if you’re searching for a “Ebooks” torrent you should type something like this:
filetype:torrent Ebooks

than i found that the search result will more accurate if you
just follow the steps below
Google to http://www.google.com/
Enter “filetype:torrent ” [Replace with torrents name]
Hit Search Button

one more way you can use Digg Torrents because they found a way to use Google to search for and download torrent files this site name used to be Google Torrents but they still use the same search technique

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add signature to your Email and your space

Author: mety Labels:: add signature to your Email and your space

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How to add your image text in an Outlook signature

Author: mety Labels:: How to add your image text in an Outlook signature

How to use your image text in an Outlook signature
This works with all of our text generator sites.
These instructions may vary slightly depending on your version of Outlook.

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Virtual PC 2004 SP1

Author: mety Labels:: Virtual PC 2004 SP1

Virtual PC lets you create separate virtual machines on your Windows desktop, each of which virtualizes the hardware of a complete physical computer. Use virtual machines to run operating systems such as MS-DOS, Windows, and OS/2. You can run multiple operating systems at once on a single physical computer and switch between them as easily as switching applications—instantly, with a mouse click. Virtual PC is perfect for any scenario in which you need to support multiple operating systems, whether you use it for tech support, legacy application support, training, or just for consolidating physical computers.

download Virtual PC 2004 SP1

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YouTube Google Video Grabber

Author: mety Labels:: YouTube Google Video Grabber

• Download

Features

1- Download using grab and keep flash movies or videos and you can there after burn them to CD and DVD for offline viewing from the following twelve (12) Sites :"You tube, Google Video, Daily Motion, iFilm.com, Myspace.com, Angryalien.com,ThatvideoSite.com, ZippyVideoes.com, Blip. TV, Break.com, Putfile.com and Bolt.com. (Other video social Sites will be added in future versions.)

2-BPS YouTube Google Video Grabber has the capability of batch downloading multiple video streams from multiple video sharing sites.

3-The BPS YouTube Google Video Grabber is an easy to use program to download video files from Google,Youtube,iFilm,DailyMotion and 8 other popular video sharing sites. (Other sites will be added in the future version.) Thus, the user can obtain the downloaded RAW video file whichis located on the user's hard drive (H.D) and in his folder of choice. After the user grabs and keeps the flash movies or videos ,he can burn them to CD and DVD for offline viewing

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Put an Office in Your Pocket

Author: mety Labels:: Put an Office in Your Pocket

• Buy a “USB stick” or a thumb drive. Or “pen drive” or whatever you call it. You can also use one of those portable USB or firewire drives, though they’re more expensive and not quite as pocketable. Look for drives that are certified USB 2.0 (or “high speed”) with at least 2 GB of memory (they’re so cheap these days there’s no reason to buy smaller unless your budget is very tight). Stick to brands you know — the flash memory in “no-name” drives tends to be less quality-controlled, which could mean fewer read-write cycles. In short, they may not last as long.
• Download and install the Portable Apps Suite. The Portable Apps Suite consists of several open source programs you already know and love, specially configured to run from a thumb drive without being installed on the host computer. The applications include: the entire OpenOffice.org suite (word processor, spreadsheet, and presentation software), GAIM/Pidgin (IM software), Firefox (web browser), Thunderbird (email), Sunbird (calendar), ClamWin (anti-virus), and Sudoku (game). If you don’t need the entire OpenOffice.org suite, you can download the “Lite” version which replaces OOo with AbiWord, a simple word processor. It also includes a launcher program that offers access to all the programs and files on the thumb drive from the system tray when the drive is inserted. Insert your thumb drive and run the installer program, which will copy the files onto the thumb drive and create folders for documents, music, and apps. Once installed, you can easily delete programs you don’t use by opening the thumb drive program using Explorer and deleting them from the apps folder. There are also dozens of other programs available at the Portable Apps site that you can install if you need them; I added FileZilla (FTP client), GIMP (graphics editor), VLC (media player), and NVU (webpage editor) when I set mine up.
  (Note: alas, the Portable Apps Suite is PC-only, though I’m sure Mac-friendly equivalents are out there somewhere. If anyone has any pointers, feel free to leave a comment!)
• Configure the applications. If you use any of these programs on a regular basis, you’ve probably got them set up just how you like them; the good news is, you can usually easily transfer your settings to the thumb drive version. For example, you can copy your Firefox profile from the “Documents and Settings” folder on your PC to the FirefoxPortable\Data\profile directory on the thumb drive; all your extensions, themes, and even saved passwords will be transferred. You can do the same thing with Thunderbird, which will also copy your accounts over. There are clear instructions under each application’s page on the Portable Apps site to tell you how to transfer your settings, where applicable.
  There are a few things to keep in mind, though. Since you likely keep your email on your own PC or on the web, make sure you check the option under each email account in Thunderbird to leave a copy on the server when you download email. In Firefox, you’ll want to turn off the disk cache to avoid excessive wear and tear on the thumb drive (instructions are on the site). You can install extensions on the thumb drive-based browser normally once you’re up and running. Once you have everything set up just the way you like it, you can use the software the same way you normally would — they are all feature-complete.
• Add reference materials. You can install the free Sage Dictionary and Thesaurus by installing it on your PC and just copying the installed directory to your apps folder. Bartlett’s Familiar Quotations is available from Project Gutenberg. You can download a 2500-article extract from Wikipedia via BitTorrent and copy the files over (it’s around 700 MB, so only do this if you have a large thumb drive!).
  Don’t forget your own references: syllabi for classes, PDFs of research articles from J-Stor or elsewhere, lists of addresses, notes, your resume, whatever else you might need to access somewhat regularly.
• Load your documents, music, and photos. Add whatever you’re currently working on, as well as some MP3s and photos you might like to look at from time to time. Since text documents are fairly small, a student should be able to keep an entire semester’s worth of work on their drive along with everything else. A business person should find room for months’ worth of work. The nice thing about keeping work on a thumb drive is it’s always available if you want to share your work with someone else — just plug it into their PC and launch the document (or copy it over).
• Backup regularly! Use a program like SyncToy to backup the whole drive to a folder on your PC (or just drag and drop the files over). The downside of thumb drives is that they’re very small and get lost. Plus, they eventually wear out. Keep a recent backup on your main PC — backup daily if possible — and when you need a new drive, just copy the entire backup folder back onto the new thumb drive (no need to reinstall Portable Apps Suite).

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Configuring gmail POP mail clients

Author: mety Labels:: Configuring gmail POP mail clients

POP, or Post Office Protocol, lets you download messages from Gmail's servers onto your computer so you can access your mail with a program like Microsoft Outlook Express or Netscape Mail, even when you aren't connected to the Internet.
POP access is free for all Gmail users

You can retrieve your Gmail messages with a client or device that supports POP, like Microsoft Outlook or Netscape Mail.
To enable POP in your Gmail account:
1-Log in to your Gmail account.
2-Click Settings at the top of any Gmail page.
3-Click Forwarding and POP.

4-Select Enable POP for all mail or Enable POP for mail that arrives from now on.
5-Choose the action you'd like your Gmail messages to take after they are accessed with POP.
6-Configure your POP client* and click Save Changes

Supported POP Client List

Once you've enabled POP in your Gmail account, configure your mail client or wireless device to download Gmail messages. To learn about configuration settings, click the name of your mail client or wireless device below.
If your mail client isn't listed here, we regret that we're not yet able to provide assistance with its configuration.

Mail Clients

Outlook Express (Windows)
Outlook 2002 (Windows)
Outlook 2003 (also available: Gmail POP Service animated demo)
Entourage 2004
Entourage X
Eudora 5.1 (and higher) (Sponsored & Paid Mode)
Eudora 5.1 (and higher) (Light Mode)
Eudora for Macs
Netscape Mail 7.x
Netscape Mail 6.2
Netscape Mail 4.5, 4.6, or 4.7
Apple Mail
Mozilla 1.7
Thunderbird 0.x
Thunderbird 1.5
Other

Wireless Devices

BlackBerry® Internet Service
iPhone
SnapperMail

Mobile Phones

For help accessing Gmail for mobile, please visit https://mail.google.com/support/bin/topic.py?topic=1580

Configuring other mail clients
You can use the following information to configure POP with many mail clients. If you encounter difficulties, we suggest contacting your mail client's customer support department for further instructions

1-Incoming Mail (POP3) Server - requires SSL:( pop.gmail.com Use SSL: Yes Port: 995 )

2-Outgoing Mail (SMTP) Server - requires TLS: ( smtp.gmail.com (use authentication) Use Authentication: Yes Use STARTTLS: Yes (some clients call this SSL) Port: 465 or 587 )

3-Account Name: your Gmail username (including @gmail.com)

4- Email Address: your full Gmail email address (username@gmail.com)

5- Password: your Gmail password

Please note that if your client does not support SMTP authentication, you won't be able to send mail through your client using your Gmail address.
* Did you click 'Save Changes' after enabling POP in Gmail? To ensure that Gmail can communicate with your mail client, be sure to click Save Changes on the Gmail Forwarding and POP settings page

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yahoo mail filters

Author: mety Labels:: yahoo mail filters

If you would like your messages automatically sorted into different folders as they arrive in your account, you can use Yahoo! Mail's filtering feature. Filters automatically sort your incoming messages according to rules that you set up. For example, you could create a filter so that messages from your family members are automatically delivered to a personal folder called Family. The benefit of filters is that you don't need to read through each message to decide where it goes and then move it there yourself.

Each filter is a rule with one or more conditions and a destination (usually a folder) for the message if it meets the condition or conditions. A condition defines

Subject contains "company picnic"

A message must be both from someone with an email address ending in @mycompany.com and must have the text company picnic in its subject to be a match for the filter. A message that satisfies just one condition does not match the rule and is not filtered.

Here's How

1. Go to your Yahoo! Mail page and click the Options link in the upper-right corner of the page.

   

   The Mail Options page appears.
   

2. Under the Spam topic on the Mail Options page, click the Filters link.

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The Filters page appears


3. Click the Add button on the Filters page.
   
   

   

   The Add Message Filter page appears. This is where you define the rule and the destination for the new filter.




4. Supply a unique name for the new filter in the Filter Name box, such as "About PTA" or "Company Picnic."
   
   

   

If you don't enter a name, Yahoo! Mail automatically creates a name for the filter when it adds it to your filter list.

1. Define the condition or conditions for the filter's rule. For each condition you define, you must specify the following:

   
   
   

   • The matching criterion, such as "contains" or "ends with."

   
   

   • The target text, for example, @rocketmail.com, Love, InfoBeat.

   
   

   • The case-sensitivity of the match. Check the box in front of match case to indicate a case-sensitive match; otherwise the match is not case sensitive.




2. From the Move the message to pull-down list, choose the destination folder to which you want the message delivered.
   
   

   
   

   Tip: If you want the filter to direct messages to a new folder, select [New Folder] from the pull-down list. Yahoo! Mail prompts you for a name for the new folder and creates the folder when it adds the filter.




3. If you have configured your mobile device for alerts and would like to send an alert to your mobile device when this filter is activated, check the box next to Send an alert to my Mobile Device.
   
   

   
   

4. Click the Add Filter button to save the filter.
   The new filter appears in the list of filters on your Filters page and the total number of filters increases by one.
   
   

   

   
   

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Google Suggest and Google Zeitgeist

Author: mety Labels:: Google Suggest, Google Zeitgeist

Google Suggest

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Yahoo Search Assist

Author: mety Labels:: Yahoo Search Assist

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