Showing posts with label Computers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Computers. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 24, 2015

Turn Outlook into a Project Management Tool with OneNote Integration

OneNote is one of those Microsoft products that seems completely useless when you first start using it, but it isn’t until you actually make use of the product that it’s true value starts shining through. As a task and project management tool, OneNote is one of the best tools out there.

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Friday, July 18, 2014

Get your document checked for plagiarism while you type

Get your document checked for plagiarism while you type

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Have you ever wanted to get your document checked for originality while it is being typed? Now it is possible with this app for Microsoft Word called Academic Wordsmith. It is free and available for download from Microsoft.

Remember that this app works only on the latest version of Microsoft Word or Office 2013 with Service Pack 1 installed.

Use this link to download it from Microsoft direct: http://goo.gl/lTcwUv

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Tuesday, June 24, 2014

How to replace MV Boli font in Windows XP

I am absolutely sure that no one likes this MV Boli system default font for Divehi language that comes with Windows since Windows XP. It’s so ugly and depressing to look at.

Now here is a very easy way to change it for ever in your system. Well, not for ever but, until your Windows system installs a major update/upgrade.

Just download this Font to replace MV Boli and install it like how you would install any other font. It will replace the existing MV Boli font with a much nicer font Faruma.

Update: For an updated article on how to replace the default thaana font on Windows 11 please navigate here. 
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Tuesday, October 2, 2012

How secure is your DSL modem/router?

So, you think you're doing a pretty good job in terms of computer security on your home PC? You've kept your computer fully patched against the latest vulnerabilities? You've ensured that your PC is running the latest-and-greatest anti-virus updates?

Good for you.

Now, how about your router?

My suspicion is that the typical computer user doesn't give a second thought about whether their router could be harbouring a security threat, imagining that the devices don't need to be treated with suspicion.

But if you think that, you're quite wrong. Read full article here

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Saturday, May 26, 2012

Mitigating Risk - Why Sticking with Windows XP is a Bad Idea - IDC

This IDC white paper discusses why remaining with Windows XP is no longer a good business decision.

This IDC white paper discusses the benefits associated with a move from Windows XP to Windows 7 and presents a case for the many reasons why remaining with Windows XP is no longer a good business decision. Costs tend to soar when older products are used beyond their intended lifecycle, and IDC research has clearly confirmed that trend.

Download it form here: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/confirmation.aspx?id=29883

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Friday, January 20, 2012

On SOPA

Several readers have asked me my opinion of SOPA, the Stop Online Piracy Act.  I fear that in this case, the devil is in the details, so I find it hard to reach a strong view.  But I have been disturbed by the relatively knee-jerk reaction of the anti-SOPA crowd.  This is a hard issue, and when someone makes it sound easy, I feel like they haven't thought it through very thoroughly.

The anti-SOPA crowd argues that this is a matter of basic liberty.  But it's not.  In a free society, you don't have the freedom to steal your neighbor's property.  And that should include intellectual property.  Continue to read at Greg Mankiw's Blog..

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Saturday, September 3, 2011

Need a good internet connection monitor?

Well, here is just the right tool for monitoring all data in and out of your PC through the internet connection. Best thing about it is that it is open source and all free without any adware or sharewares coming bundled with.

So what is it? It is called BitMeter 2. Some of the features I found very useful are that, it can visually show all data in and out live, as well as historical data based on time, be it hourly or daily and it can be set to alert you when, a certain usage limit is reached. Depending on the service your ISP is providing, you might have a usage limit per month. So, it is a good thing to know exactly when your data usage [total downloads/uploads] limit is going to reach before the month ends and how much data usage is remaining in a very convenient way.

Friday, September 2, 2011

BitTorrent TV

BitTorrent TV

The world’s first Digital TV with ‘BitTorrent inside’ will be presented to the public today at the IFA trade show for consumer electronics in Berlin. The TV is manufactured by Vestel and uses technology from BitTorrent Inc. that allows consumers to find, download and play their favorite digital media directly on their television. Read more at TorrentFreak.

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Sunday, August 21, 2011

Free world class education in AI

Stanford, a world class education provider is offering a free online course in Artificial Intelligence, open to everyone worldwide. For further details and joining please visit here.

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Friday, July 29, 2011

Battle for freedom of information continues

There is no doubt about the level of freedom humankind has reached in terms of accessibility of information. The dramatic change occurred to the way knowledge is acquired, by the birth of the internet and evolution of related technologies through continuous refinement and improvement, has made it possible for almost anyone to gain access to information with relative ease. Most sources of academic materials, or so called academic databases are not free. Perhaps, these databases can be made available for free too. One might wonder in such a situation, whether academia has to be made completely free for everyone universally.

Information, can be categorized into meaningless, misleading, bad, useless, good, authentic, quality etc. The information available for free can be good or bad depending on the motive and intention of the publisher or source. Academic journals, articles, books and the like are deemed authentic good quality sources of knowledge as, they are written to serve a specific purpose. That is, to pass on the knowledge to the seekers. Access to these materials have always been restricted to the seekers’ eyes only.

Friday, January 14, 2011

Microsoft Mathematics 4.0

Microsoft Mathematics provides a set of mathematical tools that help students get school work done quickly and easily. With Microsoft Mathematics, students can learn to solve equations step-by-step while gaining a better understanding of fundamental concepts in pre-algebra, algebra, trigonometry, physics, chemistry, and calculus.

Microsoft Mathematics includes a full-featured graphing calculator that’s designed to work just like a handheld calculator. Additional math tools help you evaluate triangles, convert from one system of units to another, and solve systems of equations.

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Wednesday, September 30, 2009

Download ArchiCAD for free!

Download ArchiCAD for free!

I am making this post mainly for my uni mates because I have met many students who have no idea whether ArchiCAD is available for free or not. And no idea at all how or where to get it from.

Having said that, I am sure it will also be of some benefit to any one who wants to find out how and from where to download ArchiCAD for free. I would also like to mention it here that ArchiCAD is not available as a free download for commercial use.

However, it is available for registered students and teachers worldwide. The academic version of ArchiCAD gives the same functionality and full features as the professional version.

And for those who might have stumbled upon here who have no idea what ArchiCAD is please note that, ArchiCAD is a professional software application designed for architects for designing and development of architectural drawings in 2D and 3D complete with project documentation from start to end.  

Steps:

  1. Visit Graphisoft.com and register as a student for a temporary license key by providing your name and email address etc. [make double sure that your correct email address is entered here]
  2. Download ArchiCAD and install it as academic version by selecting the academic option during installation. When prompted enter the temporary license key that was emailed to you automatically by Graphisoft in step 1. ArchiCAD has both mac and windows versions plus localized versions for specific languages. So choose which version you need from here.
  3. After installation is complete run ArchiCAD and click on Help from the top menu and select Educational registration/Register for one year serial number
  4. Fill  in your student/teacher details in the web form provided in step 3.
  5. Wait for the one year serial number which will take about a week or so to reach you
That’s all. You are done!

If for any reason you run into trouble following these steps and you could not either download or install ArchiCAD I am more than happy to help you. Just give me a ring if you know my number. If not just Email me or leave a comment here.
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Wednesday, September 23, 2009

A truly virtual but real book by Microsoft

A truly virtual but real book by Microsoft

Anyway, what is this gadget about? You are right. This is going to be a new addition to the world of computers. Another fascinating product that will perhaps replace most books and pens, if not wipe out all books and pens from the face of Earth!

This new product is rumored to be called Courier. What does it look like? ehehe Open-mouthedyeah, just like a book or booklet as shown in the above picture if, you prefer. The pictures look very promising. I like to have one like that. Party

Watch this cool video demonstration of Courier

Have a look at some more pictures and details about this cool gadget from GIZMODO

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