For those who missed it : This was a session on Glassfish and how to use it. We had lots of demo and an interactive session.
Hope to see all of you on 2nd Jan, for the next seminar.
Wednesday, December 8, 2010
Glassfish Seminar on 2nd Seminar
Hello Everyone. Seminar After a long gap of 2 months.I am uploading the pics.
For those who missed it : This was a session on Glassfish and how to use it. We had lots of demo and an interactive session.
Hope to see all of you on 2nd Jan, for the next seminar.
For those who missed it : This was a session on Glassfish and how to use it. We had lots of demo and an interactive session.
Hope to see all of you on 2nd Jan, for the next seminar.
Monday, October 11, 2010
Seminar On 1st October
A seminar was held on 1st October in Techno India. The topic of the seminar was How to get started with Net Beans. thanks to all for attending
I am attaching the pictures here.
I am attaching the pictures here.
Wednesday, June 30, 2010
Windows 7 without activation key!!
Fully LEGAL method to increase your grace period!
Windows 7 without activation key!!
Microsoft has confirmed that Grace period of Windows 7 (All versions) can be extended upto 120 days!!!! In a Windows Secret newsletter a trick was was made public. This trick can be used to RESET the COUNTER for the Grace period. When you install any Microsoft OS , a 30 days for grace period is given to activate the OS within it. At time of installation you need not to have activation key , as a must. It used the previous practices of MS that while installing any software or os you required the activation key.
The RESET of COUNTER can be THREE TIMES!! This means if Reset it at last day (30 th ) day of grace period you can extend your grace period upto 120 days!!
And you must be waiting to know the trick...Well here it is...
1. Open cmd prompt in any version of windows 7
2. Type slmgr -rearm
3. Restart your windows..!!
Thats itt..!!!
Windows 7 without activation key!!
Microsoft has confirmed that Grace period of Windows 7 (All versions) can be extended upto 120 days!!!! In a Windows Secret newsletter a trick was was made public. This trick can be used to RESET the COUNTER for the Grace period. When you install any Microsoft OS , a 30 days for grace period is given to activate the OS within it. At time of installation you need not to have activation key , as a must. It used the previous practices of MS that while installing any software or os you required the activation key.
The RESET of COUNTER can be THREE TIMES!! This means if Reset it at last day (30 th ) day of grace period you can extend your grace period upto 120 days!!
And you must be waiting to know the trick...Well here it is...
1. Open cmd prompt in any version of windows 7
2. Type slmgr -rearm
3. Restart your windows..!!
Thats itt..!!!
Saturday, April 24, 2010
Weird facts about Microsoft Windows
1. Nobody can create a folder named “Con”.
Try to create anywhere on your hard disk a folder called “Con” (without the quotes). Go to a location on your hard disk, right click, choose “New” and then select “Folder” from the menu that appears. Name the folder “Con” (without quotes) and hit Enter. You’ll see that the folder won’t be named “Con“. It will be “New folder”
2. A text file made with Notepad, with the following content : “Bush hid the facts” (without quotes) won’t display the actual text.
Go to Start -> Programs -> Accessories -> Notepad . Write in Notepad the following text : “Bush hid the facts” (without quotes) then Save the file and exit Notepad. Now go to the text file you created and open it. You’ll see that the text you just wrote and save won’t show.
3. Write in Word this : “=rand(200,99)” (without the quotes) and witness the magic.
Open Microsoft Word and on the first line write : “=rand(200,99)” (without the quotes) and hit Enter. Magic in the making.
Try to create anywhere on your hard disk a folder called “Con” (without the quotes). Go to a location on your hard disk, right click, choose “New” and then select “Folder” from the menu that appears. Name the folder “Con” (without quotes) and hit Enter. You’ll see that the folder won’t be named “Con“. It will be “New folder”
2. A text file made with Notepad, with the following content : “Bush hid the facts” (without quotes) won’t display the actual text.
Go to Start -> Programs -> Accessories -> Notepad . Write in Notepad the following text : “Bush hid the facts” (without quotes) then Save the file and exit Notepad. Now go to the text file you created and open it. You’ll see that the text you just wrote and save won’t show.
3. Write in Word this : “=rand(200,99)” (without the quotes) and witness the magic.
Open Microsoft Word and on the first line write : “=rand(200,99)” (without the quotes) and hit Enter. Magic in the making.
Facts on Windows 7
1) Prices for Windows 7 range wildly with many stores doing special offers as cheap as £55. Until December 31, the Home Premium upgrade version will cost £79.99 with the Professional at £189.99 and Ultimate at £199.99. Full versions are £149.99 for a Home Premium pack that can be used for three machines, £219.99 for the Pro and £229.99 for Ultimate. Students can upgrade for just £30 but need an education-based email address to qualify.
2) More than a billion people around the world use Windows every day and millions of them provided feedback to shape the latest version. A whopping eight million beta testers tried it out while it was being developed with another seven million doing so unofficially.
3) You can see all the windows you have open from your taskbar. Hovering over the taskbar icons produces a preview so you can instantly decide which one you need.
4) There’s no longer a need to minimise every open application to view your desktop. Pressing the Windows key plus the space bar will give you a sneak peek by making all of the windows transparent.
5) The Snap feature allows you to place two windows side-by-side for easy viewing and copy and paste. Perfect for comparing websites or finding out information you can then type into Word.
6) Setting up a wireless network in your home or office has been simplified. The “Add a Device” wizard hooks up to each gadget and you simply enter the PIN for each one to complete the connection.
7) A Jump List is available for many programmes which brings up a host of options by right-clicking the icon in the taskbar. So the Windows Media Player list includes choices showing the most frequently-played tracks you’ve listened to or gives you the chance to shuffle music direct.
8) Visual search through Internet Explorer 8 and Bing will bring up thumbnails next to the results, so you can see exactly what you are looking for.
9) Parental Controls allow you to set time limits for how long the kids can use the PC.
10) There are 50 new fonts in Windows 7 and 34 languages in total.
11) Create a Home Group that allows you to easily share files between machines in your house. You’ll be able to look through folders containing Pictures, Music, Documents and Videos from whatever computer you are on. You can also share printers.
12) Windows Media Center now contains the Sky Player which allows you to watch live TV from a range of channels for a monthly fee. Sky satellite subscribers get extra content and features too, dependent on their package.
13) If you run Windows 7 on a laptop, then it will automatically know when you’re at home or in the office and choose the printer accordingly – if you have several set up in the options.
14) A Windows 7 Starter pack is available on many netbooks now, replacing Vista. Major work was done to reduce Windows 7’s memory footprint so it would work on the smaller machines. Home Premium is also installed on some more expensive netbooks.
15) While Home Premium will suit the majority of users, the Professional version adds more security for companies and also better compatibility with software designed for Windows XP.
16) Windows 7 Ultimate lets you work in dozens of different languages at the same time and adds BitLocker to protect data on your PC or a portable memory device from prying eyes.
17) Aero Shake lets you minimise all the windows you have open in one quick shake of the mouse. Just shake one window from side to side and all the ones you have open will move out your way. Shake the same one again and they’ll return to their rightful position.
18) Battery life on notebooks and netbooks has been significantly increased. By using less memory for each task, your whole system will see an improvement in the amount of time you can go between charging. Everything works much faster too because of the tune-up under the hood.
19) There’s no more waiting around for your computer to start up. Turn on and shutdown times are far quicker enabling you to get online within seconds of switching on.
20) Windows 7 is available at more than 45,000 retailers around the world
2) More than a billion people around the world use Windows every day and millions of them provided feedback to shape the latest version. A whopping eight million beta testers tried it out while it was being developed with another seven million doing so unofficially.
3) You can see all the windows you have open from your taskbar. Hovering over the taskbar icons produces a preview so you can instantly decide which one you need.
4) There’s no longer a need to minimise every open application to view your desktop. Pressing the Windows key plus the space bar will give you a sneak peek by making all of the windows transparent.
5) The Snap feature allows you to place two windows side-by-side for easy viewing and copy and paste. Perfect for comparing websites or finding out information you can then type into Word.
6) Setting up a wireless network in your home or office has been simplified. The “Add a Device” wizard hooks up to each gadget and you simply enter the PIN for each one to complete the connection.
7) A Jump List is available for many programmes which brings up a host of options by right-clicking the icon in the taskbar. So the Windows Media Player list includes choices showing the most frequently-played tracks you’ve listened to or gives you the chance to shuffle music direct.
8) Visual search through Internet Explorer 8 and Bing will bring up thumbnails next to the results, so you can see exactly what you are looking for.
9) Parental Controls allow you to set time limits for how long the kids can use the PC.
10) There are 50 new fonts in Windows 7 and 34 languages in total.
11) Create a Home Group that allows you to easily share files between machines in your house. You’ll be able to look through folders containing Pictures, Music, Documents and Videos from whatever computer you are on. You can also share printers.
12) Windows Media Center now contains the Sky Player which allows you to watch live TV from a range of channels for a monthly fee. Sky satellite subscribers get extra content and features too, dependent on their package.
13) If you run Windows 7 on a laptop, then it will automatically know when you’re at home or in the office and choose the printer accordingly – if you have several set up in the options.
14) A Windows 7 Starter pack is available on many netbooks now, replacing Vista. Major work was done to reduce Windows 7’s memory footprint so it would work on the smaller machines. Home Premium is also installed on some more expensive netbooks.
15) While Home Premium will suit the majority of users, the Professional version adds more security for companies and also better compatibility with software designed for Windows XP.
16) Windows 7 Ultimate lets you work in dozens of different languages at the same time and adds BitLocker to protect data on your PC or a portable memory device from prying eyes.
17) Aero Shake lets you minimise all the windows you have open in one quick shake of the mouse. Just shake one window from side to side and all the ones you have open will move out your way. Shake the same one again and they’ll return to their rightful position.
18) Battery life on notebooks and netbooks has been significantly increased. By using less memory for each task, your whole system will see an improvement in the amount of time you can go between charging. Everything works much faster too because of the tune-up under the hood.
19) There’s no more waiting around for your computer to start up. Turn on and shutdown times are far quicker enabling you to get online within seconds of switching on.
20) Windows 7 is available at more than 45,000 retailers around the world
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