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Sunday, January 15, 2017

Use Stickers In your Facebook Chatbox New Update

Hi everyone, I am back with another Facebook Trick. We know Facebook is Constantly Updated, In recent time There where Lots of New Smileys introduced, We Where able to use them In our Status and Also in Comments. Most of Facebook Users loved This.

Today We will see How to Send Stickers To Your Friends Facebook Chatbox.

Step 1: Click On Any of the Stickers Below Which you want to send To your Friend.

Step 2: A new Tab Will open in Your Browser.

Step 3: Select Where You Want to Share it, Then Just Press On Share. Thats it. The Sticker has been Sent To your Friend.

Update: Facebook Now Provides you With The Above Stickers in your Chatbox Itself.

Enjoy New Chatting Experience.

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Use Facebook On Slow Internet

Salam from Mohammed faizan

Facebook has many versions.These are Web Version , Basic Mobile Version And Android Facebook Version.( These Versions Are named by me only :p And Facebook has never discussed about these ever )
Now Coming back to my main point "Use Facebook On Slow Internet Easily "

To use Facebook easily on slow net you can open the mobile versions of Facebook that are:

Mobile versions:

1.Android Version

Android version of Facebook show Facebook on PC Like it is on android phone and use less data and is quite fast.Using Facebook in Android version is quite easy and relax able as you are provided with a sidebar ,by which you can find your favorites , groups , pages easily !

To Open Android Version Of Facebook head Over To:

https://m.facebook.com/?_rdr

2.Basic Mobile Version

This Version Of Facebook Is the lightest version.! This version is found in Symbian phones.Using Facebook on this version is sightly non-relax able as you have to go to separate page of your groups , pages to find your groups , pages etc . I found this version of Facebook when my computer was attacked by virus and i took my old computer and started it , that computer was having windows XP With Internet explorer 6 .I opened Facebook and it was not opening fully and internet explorer was saying to update itself.I incident opened mobile version (https://m.facebook.com) of Facebook on Internet explorer 6 and it redirect me to basic Facebook Version .

To use basic mobile Facebook head over to :-

https://mbasic.facebook.com/

So, According to me i must prefer Android Version As best Version.
Enjoy on Slow Internet FB....

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What Is Google Now and How Do I Use It

When Jelly Bean was officially announced, Android users had a lot to be excited about. The latest version of the OS is super-smooth (like Butter!), there are expandable notifications that actually include functionality, there is a better keyboard, better widgets, and a better camera/gallery.

The biggest announcements, of course, were the addition of a better voice search, and with it, Google Now. So what is Google Now? Let’s find out!

Google Now is still very much in beta, so I will keep that in mind as a talk about it.

Google Now, as Google puts it, “brings you just the right information at just the right time”. The idea is that Google Now will use everything it ‘knows’ about you to deliver timely information based on your schedule, location, hobbies, time of day, and more.

Cards

Google Now presents you with this information using what they call Cards, and Android will notify you when a new Card pops up (based on your settings). For example, Google Now hit me with this card during the Yankees/Red Sox game because it knows the Yankees are my favorite baseball team:

Low blow, Google. Low blow.

I’ve organized the information Google Now presents you into two categories: Day-to-Day and Travel. Let’s look at Day-to-Day first.

To access Google Now, you just need to press ‘Google’ in the search bar that appears at the top of each screen, or swipe up from the Home button.

Day-to-Day Information

Part of what Google Now presents to you is information that will help get you through the day. This includes:

Weather
Traffic
Appointments
Public Transit
Sports
Places Nearby (which can be in both categories)

I’ve already shown you Sports. Google Now will use you previous searches to determine which teams you’re interested in and present you real time scores of those games. You can easily manage teams in the Settings, in case Google picks up a team you don’t really care for.

Weather is probably pretty self-explanatory; it will get your location and give you the current conditions as well as the five-day forecast. There is an option to always display this card or only display it in the morning or in the evening (for the next day’s forecast).

Local Weather

Public Transportation and Places Nearby

Both Public Transportation and Places Nearby are based on the location reading from your device’s GPS. Public Transportation will give you schedules when you’re near a Bus or Train station, as well as ‘when traveling.’

Places Nearby will show you exactly that: notable places in the area. This one is a bit interesting. I’ve been using Jelly Bean for a couple of weeks now but I can’t tell how Google Now discerns what is notable to show you. I did notice that some time after I Googled ‘Chic Fil-A’ to read up on all the recent hubbub surrounding the company, Google Now told me when I was near an establishment, but I believe there is more to it than just Google searches.

Public Transportation and Nearby Places

Appointments and Traffic

Appointments and Traffic could very well be the most useful as far as day-to-day stuff goes. With Appointments, Google Now will grab your next appointment from your calendar and display it as a card as the appointment approaches. If travel is required, it will notify you the day of, and bring up a Traffic card that gives you a traffic report and a link to directions, which is really cool!

Speaking of the traffic card, here is the description according to Google:

Get traffic conditions and alternate routes before you leave for work. Google Now also puts traffic to your next likely destination at your fingertips.

While I have experienced the latter, my commute has actually been somewhat erratic over the last couple of weeks as I’ve been running errands or making stops along the way, so my phone hasn’t been able to get a good idea of my commute. However, it has noticed I’ve been stopping at the Starbucks on campus and tells me about ones nearby when I leave work. I think as this service learns, it will get considerably better. I’ll be very interested to see how it does in a couple of months time.

Traffic based on recent search.

Travel Information

There are some services I didn’t mention above that I think better fit into the category of Travel Information. They are:

Flights
Translation
Currency
Time Back Home

Places Nearby would also qualify for this section, as I’d imagine you could probably rely on it a bit in an area you’re unfamiliar with.

Flights will grab information on flights you’ve searched for with Google and give you updates on status and traffic to the airport. This is a pretty interesting one because (since I haven’t flown since getting Jelly Bean) I’m not exactly sure how it works. My inclination would be that it could grab the flight info from your calendar, but that doesn’t seem to be the case. The card looks very cool and the idea is great, but the jury is still out on how well it works for me.

Upcoming Flight Info

Translation, Currency, and Time Back Home are much more intuitive as far as functionality and usage go. Google will grab your location and show each of the three based on the following (respective) criteria: you visit a place with a different language, you visit a place with a different currency, or you’re in a different time zone from the one you’re normally in. It would seem that with the former two, Google takes its best guess at which language and currency is being used.

Travel cards (images from Google Now’s official site)

Thoughts

The idea behind Google Now is a great one — it’s a personal assistant that doesn’t need to be engaged by the user. Theoretically, it should just work. It will also learn based on your habits and search history, which is a fascinating concept. Of course, you can be as open with it or as private as you’d like; if location and web history aren’t turned on, Google Now won’t give you too much information as it’s not getting much from you.

I’m not going to rate it because I don’t think it really fair. I haven’t travelled outside of where I live while using it and for some functionality, I haven’t given good enough patterns for it to work to it’s full potential. It’s also still in beta. I will say that from what I’ve seen, it is very cool and incredibly helpful at times. It has some very serious potential, as well as implications for the future of mobile devices.

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Use This Keyboard App When Sliding Is Faster Than Typing

One of the great things about the Android system is that it allows you to install a third-party keyboard app so that you can choose the one you like than the default keyboard.

Among the third-party apps, Swiftkey Keyboard stands out to become one of the most popular and excellent keyboards enjoyed by many users.

Whats more, SwiftKey used to charge $3.99 in the Google Play store, but it has come out
with a freemium model that you can now use it for free, with some in-app purchases to get the extras if you ever need.

SwiftKey has many amazing features, especially the SwiftKey Flow. It allows you to input a word by sliding your finger across the keys—just press your finger on the key that starts your word and drag from letter to letter, let go and it magically inputs your word.

Imaging if you want to type the word simultaneously, you just need to slide through the keys s, i, m, u and l then lift your finger to complete the word.

Even better, you can also input words or phrases without lifting your finger—do this by sliding down to the space bar between words. You will love this when you feel sliding across the keyboard is at any rate faster than touch-typing.

Using this app, you can also press and hold the comma key to briefly switch over to the Google Voice input before turning back.

SwiftKey is equipped with various customization tools including keyboard themes, language selection, keyboard layout, input methods, emoji prediction and more.

With the SwiftKey Cloud built in, you can backup and sync your settings between devices, teach SwiftKey your writing style from other social applications and add trending phrases to your dictionary too.

Give this outstanding keyboard app a try if speed matters to you.

Tips on using this app: After installation, this app guides you to enable SwiftKey in Language and Input settings. When you do so, the Android system will prompt you this message: "This input method may be able to collect all the text you type, including personal data like passwords and credit card numbers. It comes from the app SwiftKey..." This is a standard message from the system to caution you whenever you enable any third party keyboard app. If you decide to switch back to your default keyboard after enabling it, go to Settings > Language & input, then uncheck the third-party keyboard from the list.

SwiftKey Keyboard — Free Mobile App

For Android
Size: 32 MB (varies with device)
Download: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.touchtype.swiftkey

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use Pen Drive as Ram

Use Pen Drive as Ram

How to use Pen Drive/Hard Disk as Ram to Speed Up Computer in Windows 7, XP, Vista, Linux:

Introduction:-

PC requirement of RAM is huge and because ram is very expensive memory so we try to minimize it by either using Hard Disk or PenDrive as RAM. Thou using hard disk and pen drive as RAM is very economical option but they are not as fast as the actual ram is so the ram space which is created through these opteration are used to store data of applications that are not currently active that is which have been stopped ,not closed but which we are not using currently.

Among the two type of external ram, pen drive is faster one because pen drive is created using much faster disk technology then hard disk.

How to use Hard Disk as RAM:-

Goto "My Computer"
Now Right Click on Blank Space in My Computer or simply Right Click on My Computer Icon
Now on right click menu that appears Left Click on Property
Now new windows will pop up here. if you are using XP then goto Advanced Tab and if you are using Higher Version then Goto Advanced System Setting option on the right in the window that appeared and then Goto Advanced Tab of the next window.
here you can see number of Setting Button, click the setting button which is under performance section
now in the window that appeared Goto Advanced Tab
now in Virtual Memory Section you can see the currently allocated space and if you feel it is not present or used in less amount then click on the change button and increase the value in the window that appears

Note:- you can also see the below figure if you have any doubts.

How to Use Pen Drive as RAM:-

First Step is identifying Software Needed

For XP or lower:- eboostr (download from here and install it).
For Vista or higher:- readyBoost (already present).
Now attach/insert your pen drive to computer.
Now to use readyboost on windows 7

Goto Property of Pen Drive by right clicking the pendrive icon in my computer
now click to readyBoost tab on the window that appears
now as you can see from the figure first press "Dedicate this device to readyboost" radio button
then adjust the memory you want to give to ram from Pen drive
and thats it!!

Now to use eboostr in Windows XP :

first you need to install eboostr onto your computer and then restart the computer as asked by the software
then open eboostr control panel from start menu
now click continue button if you have trail version
now you have to add one of the drive to Eboostr Control Panel by click add and then selecting one of the drive and you need to specify disk space there itself
see the figure below if you have confusion.

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Use WhatsApp Free for Lifetime 2016

Learn How to Use WhatsApp FREE for Life [2016] Trick Without Any Software

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Use Windows 7 to Manage Windows Server 2008 R2 Servers

You can easily manage your Windows 2008 R2 servers from a PC running Windows 7 beta 1. But first you’ll need to download the Remote Server Administration Tools (RSAT) for Windows 7, which you can get here.
Here’s an overview of the tools you’ll get in this download:

Server Administration Tools

Server Manager

Role Administration Tools

Active Directory Certificate Services (AD CS) Tools
Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS) Tools
Active Directory Lightweight Directory Services (AD LDS) Tools
DHCP Server Tools
DNS Server Tools
File Services Tools
Hyper-V Tools
Terminal Services Tools

Feature Administration Tools

BitLocker Password Recovery Viewer
Failover Clustering Tools
Group Policy Management Tools
Network Load Balancing Tools
SMTP Server Tools
Storage Explorer Tools
Storage Manager for SANs Tools
Windows System Resource Manager Tools

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What is Query String and How to use it

What does Query String mean?

A query string is the portion of a URL where data is passed to a Web application and/or back-end database. The reason we need query strings is that the HTTP protocol is stateless by design. For a website to be anything more than a brochure, you need to maintain state (store data). There are a number of ways to do this:

On most Web servers, you can use something like session state server-side.
On the client, you can store via cookies.
Or in the URL, you can store data via a query string.

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How to use Query String in Visual Studio ASP.NET MVC

We can use Query String using three Ways

By URL
By Hyper link
By form

By URL :

Go to HomeController.cs and add string name as a parameter in “index” action method. (here we use “index” page to show data)

public ActionResult Index (string name)

{

return view();

}

At this point, data reached to ActionMethod index of Home controller but we still dont send data from this action method to Index view

Now to send data from action method to view,there are two ways

ViewBag
ViewData

The difference between the syntax of these is as follows

ViewBag.f_name = waqas;

ViewData["f_name"] = waqas;

Now again go to HomeController.cs and add ViewBag line in the same Action Method

public ActionResult Index(string name)

{

ViewBag.fName = name;

return View();

}

Now we are sending data to index view ..Now well receave data at index view.

For this add following code in Index view

<h1> You Enter @ViewBag.fname </h1> //we use @ while writing c# code. This is Razor Syntex

Now Run the project and Go to following URL

localhost:2342/home/index? name=Irfan

Now “You Enter Irfan” is Showing on Webpage. This is the method how we use Query String using URL

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2. By Hyper Link

after adding the code to "Index Action method" and "Index View". Add the following hyper link link to the "Index" view

<a href="/home/success?name=Irfan"> Click Here </a>

Now Run the project, after clicking on this Link,

"You Enter Irfan" will will be shown on the webpage.

This is how we use Query String using Hyper link

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3. By Form

Now well see how to use Query String using From.

Add following form in this “Index” view.

</form>

Now well create another Action Method and a View where we want to display data that we enter using form.

Create a ActionMethod in HomeController and named it “Success” (you can use any name)

public ActionResult Success( )

{

return View();

}

Add a View in Home folder and named it Success.cshtml. (use the same name as Action method)

Now add the following code to the “Success” Action Method

public ActionResult Success(string name,string pass)

{

ViewBag.fName = name;

ViewBag.password = pass;

return View();

}

we add Parameters to get data to this action method. We use ViewBag to send data to Success.cshtml View.

Now to receive data in Success.cshtml, we again use @ViewBag in “Success” View

<h1> @ViewBag.fName </h1>

<h1> @ViewBag.password </h1>

Now run the project and visit Index page. Add data in text fields and click on Submit.

That data will be displayed on Webpage.

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Sunday, January 15, 2017

Use Stickers In your Facebook Chatbox New Update

Use Stickers In your Facebook Chatbox New Update

Today We will see How to Send Stickers To Your Friends Facebook Chatbox.

Wednesday, January 11, 2017

Use Facebook On Slow Internet

Use Facebook On Slow Internet

Use Facebook On Slow Internet

Salam from Mohammed faizan

Mobile versions:

1.Android Version

2.Basic Mobile Version

Monday, January 2, 2017

What Is Google Now and How Do I Use It

What Is Google Now and How Do I Use It

Cards

Day-to-Day Information

Public Transportation and Places Nearby

Appointments and Traffic

Travel Information

Thoughts

Sunday, December 11, 2016

Use This Keyboard App When Sliding Is Faster Than Typing

Use This Keyboard App When Sliding Is Faster Than Typing

Saturday, December 3, 2016

use Pen Drive as Ram

use Pen Drive as Ram

Tuesday, November 22, 2016

Use WhatsApp Free for Lifetime 2016

Use WhatsApp Free for Lifetime 2016

Sunday, November 13, 2016

Use Windows 7 to Manage Windows Server 2008 R2 Servers

Use Windows 7 to Manage Windows Server 2008 R2 Servers

Friday, November 11, 2016

What is Query String and How to use it

What is Query String and How to use it