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In google, how can I make sure the “item” I search for doesn’t come up again when I type in something else…

On September 22, 2012, In Tips, Tricks and How-To, By T2Rman

Question by Dirk von Pelvis: In google, how can I make sure the “item” I search for doesn’t come up again when I type in something else…
…starting with that letter?
For example, one day I look up “apple”, the next day I look up “antidote”…….and apple appears in the text box. How do I eliminate that?

Best answer:

Answer by The Professor
It’s a search box saving thing in your web browser. Find the Properties part of your browser and there should be something there about a form saver.

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How do I remove a virus McAfee doesn’t detect?

On August 7, 2012, In Tips, Tricks and How-To, By T2Rman

Question by : How do I remove a virus McAfee doesn’t detect?
I have McAfee. Since yesterday, four pop-ups appear at the same time: a window that looks like the standard “File Download” dialog in Firefox (but slightly different). It’s asking “Do you want to save or open this file?” Buttons: Open Save Cancel. It actually has my windows 7 aero theme with transparency in the title bar so it’s not a pre-rendered copy. I think Windows is genuinely asking to open or save the file because it actually tells me the address of the PNG. They’re located in C:/Users/[User_Name]/AppData/Local/Temp, and it refers to one of four PNG files with like 8 random characters as its name. It’s “Type” is “PhotoViewer.FileAssoc.png”. Even when I delete them from temp, 20 minutes later, four new 1kb PNGs are created and I am asked whether to save or open them. I’ve been using ALT-F4 to close the pop-ups so I don’t click anything inside. While the first time it happened, I was in Firefox, this is still occuring even with Firefox closed, even after restarting my computer and never having started Firefox. I also disconnected that computer from the internet. I looked at my task manager, but can’t make any sense of the dozens of processes running, except having 8 “rundll32.exe”s looks suspicious and I believe a 9th was created last time it popped up (the last time it popped up, it was still 9). I ran a full virus scan with McAfee but it detected nothing. I haven’t updated McAfee yet because I don’t want to plug into the internet: I’m worried about the virus!

Does anyone recognize this virus or know what to do about it? How risky is it to connect to the internet to update? Does anyone know if McAfee would detect this one once it’s updated? (i.e. is it a new virus out this week?)

Also, is it safe to move files off the computer with either a USB flash drive or an external hard drive? I’ve also been having a problem with windows explorer listing like four folders in the left pane and having the magnifying glass search anim run forever, and either the files never show up in the main pane, or the names appear but the icons are missing or generic. Typically it never shows up in “My Computer” but if you know the address of any other folder, the files will show up without icons. That problem is also occuring on a computer that has never been connected to the internet, but has received files from that computer via a USB flash drive (that wasn’t always properly ejected). It only started occuring on the second computer after the flash drive was plugged in. Are these separate or correlated issues?

THANKS!!!

Best answer:

Answer by Dustin M
Get something better than a toaster like McAfee

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Unusual Tree of Life That Doesn’t Need Watering: Oodles of Fun for Parents and Children

On July 15, 2012, In General Discussion, By T2Rman

Singapore (PRWEB) May 10, 2011

Chun Jia from AwesomeMuMu.com first heard about the Tree of Life from a very successful business woman who attributes much of her success to the tree just outside her bungalow.

This woman believes that it has improved her life, relationships and business and even helped deepen her spirituality. As she talks to her tree every day, she has come to see it as a very tangible version of the mystical Tree of Life that, for centuries, has been a theme in world theologies, mythologies and philosophies.

Inspired by this concept, Awesome MuMu iPhone and iPad app was created so that everyone, both adults and kids alike, can pick treasures from the sky and ‘grow’ their own Tree of Life, while experiencing the mystical wonder of watching new life come out of it.

“Everyday I would make and ‘grow’ a Tree of Life, either in pencil drawings or sketches in my sketch book,” says Chun. “Having an iphone app makes it even easier for me to create my own Tree of Life everyday and to easily share with my friends. If you can make, visualize and ‘grow’ your Tree of Life every day for the next 60 days, you will soon see all the goodness coming into your Life. And this is an awesome Tree that does not need watering or sunlight!”

Inside the game app, every night, the giant mystical creature, MuMu, and her little friend with golden hair sit on top of a house, looking up towards the sky filled with treasures and jewels.

MuMu owns a magical wand and grabs colorful gems in the sky for the little girl. Each of the treasures represents a life gift that earns players corresponding points. The collection of treasures is hung on the mystical Tree of Life the more there are on the tree, the more luck it will bring.

With some twists and turns, this brand new iPhone game for kids and iPad game for family promises to keep the adventure going.

Instead of cabbage and carrots, the game app allows one to reap gems that bring good fortune and success. There’s a certain calmness and serenity to the endeavor of gathering treasures to keep a Tree of Life rich and abundant. It’s a welcome change from all the busyness one get involved in opening yet another virtual cafe.

The app has a total of 3 levels. The Tree of Life can be unlocked at Level 2 and Level 3. Players can post their scores to the leader board on OpenFeint for keeping track of their own scores or challenge their friends.

The Tree of Life can also be posted on Facebook and Twitter so that anyone can see the progress of the Tree of Life as it gets filled with treasures.

‘Awesome MuMu’ works for iPhone, iPod touch and iPad. User Interface Languages: English. Release languages include: English. Support and Feedback for App: http://www.AwesomeMuMu.com Apple Store Link: http://itunes.apple.com/sg/app/awesome-mumu-picking-treasures/id428211621?mt=8

For more information about this topic, or to schedule an interview, please contact Chun at 65-90370296 or email Chun at chunjia(at)AwesomeMuMu(dot)com

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This page uses frames, but your browser doesn’t support them?

On May 19, 2012, In Tips, Tricks and How-To, By T2Rman

Question by michele_lee57: This page uses frames, but your browser doesn’t support them?






Microsoft Outlook Web Access




<br /> <BODY><P>This page uses frames, but your browser doesn&#8217;t support them.</P></BODY><br />

Best answer:

Answer by truthhandl3r
Use another browser. Like IE, Firefox, etc.

http://www.handlethetruth.net

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Q&A: why doesnt my windows 7″s autorun pop come out?

On May 17, 2012, In Tips, Tricks and How-To, By T2Rman

Question by : why doesnt my windows 7″s autorun pop come out?
the pop up window when you insert a cd or dvd or usb isnt poping out

Best answer:

Answer by L0Lgerasim
the only thing what i hate in windows 7 it sometimes takes alot of time to pup up if nothing pups up and you waited like 10 minutes then restart your computer or cd

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Q&A: Why doesn’t Google Android ever start up on my emulator?

On February 3, 2012, In Tips, Tricks and How-To, By T2Rman

Question by Shinchon: Why doesn’t Google Android ever start up on my emulator?
I have an Intel Core 2 Duo 2.0 GHz computer with 4 gigabytes of RAM and Windows Vista, and I’m running Eclipse 3.6, ADT, and the Android SDK in an attempt to develop some sort of Google Android app.

I type in the Hello, Android program and try to run it. Then this is what happens:
- The emulated phone displays “ANDROID” for a few seconds.
- Then it gets to the metallic-looking Android logo.
- It never gets past the metallic-looking Android logo, even if I leave the emulator on for hours.

What’s going on? I can’t write any apps if it won’t even boot into Android…

What’s the problem?

Best answer:

Answer by Richard
I don’t know the answer; but, I had the same problem with a Nokia SDK. I would reboot the computer and start the SDK emulator first before deploying a program – then it would work thereafter.

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Q&A: Why Doesn’t Google Focus on One Android Phone, Instead of Many?

On February 2, 2012, In Tips, Tricks and How-To, By T2Rman

Question by chaseerry: Why Doesn’t Google Focus on One Android Phone, Instead of Many?
Why doesn’t Google focus on one “Android” phone, sort of like Apple putting all of their efforts into one focus point? They are going the route of Microsoft and trying all sorts of device makers. It irritates me.

What are your thoughts?

Best answer:

Answer by Low Key
What are you talking about? Apple has the iPhone (several kinds), iPod (several kinds), all of their desktop computers, all of their laptop computers, etc. The only thing they don’t have is a video game console, and I’m sure if they made one, it would cost 3x as much as a PS3. That’s just how Apple rolls.

People want variety. Sometimes a person wants the basic model, sometimes a person wants something with all the bells and whistles.

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How do I work with microsoft word so that one header doesn’t affect the others?

On July 28, 2011, In Tips, Tricks and How-To, By admin

Question by Sdfsf S: How do I work with microsoft word so that one header doesn’t affect the others?
I’m trying to edit the header of page 3 individually on microsoft word, but it affects all the other headers from page 1 and 2, is it possible disable that?

Best answer:

Answer by Krystyne
In order to have different headers or footers, you have to insert section breaks, and within each section the header/footer can be different.

So since you want a different header on page 3, at the bottom of the text page page 2, you’ll need to insert a Section Break.

Click Insert on the menu bar and choose Break.
Under Section Break Types choose Next Page.

Now click into the header on page 3. On the border of the header, it will probably show “same as previous”. You want to turn this off because you don’t want the header to be the same as in the previous section.

So on the Header and Footer toolbar, click the “link to previous” button to turn it off. It should not longer display “same as previous” on the header border.

Now you can change the header on page 3.

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Exe Doesn’T Work On Windows ? – Fix Now !

On June 18, 2011, In Tips, Tricks and How-To, By admin

It is truly an inconvenient and unwelcome experience to encounter an “exe doesn’t work on Windows” error, just know that many people are in the same boat and you can put an end to this sort of computer nuisance right away. In this brief how-to guide, I will let you in on an easy and effective approach to fixing – all by yourself – this trouble as well as additional common windows troubles.

As you’ve likely come to know, windows, as is true with most programs, has its flaws; problems occur during the lifetime of your pc and many times a damaged registry is to blame for these problems. Naturally, we’re dealing with a very technical subject, but to put it simply, the registry in the place where the windows program tracks all the installations, deinstallations, and updates of software and hardware.

The incorrect loading or unloading of applications or devices can often result in damage to your registry, and this is where you enter the phase when you may run into trouble such as an “exe doesn’t work on Windows” error. I’m pleased to report that it is fixable; and what’s more, you can do it right now, even in the case that you are not an expert. Let me make a suggestion – before you decide to hire a professional and spend a lot of money in order to resolve this or other computer troubles, you should be aware of the fact that you can take advantage of special registry “fixers,” which give you the power to check out the errors with your registry and instantly take care of them!

From now on, if you happen to get an “exe doesn’t work on Windows” error, let one of these applications inspect your pc’s registry; the bulk of them give you free downloads, scans, and even fixes. You should realize that many professionals utilize these applications to repair their customers’ damaged registry; it’s easy, safe, and fast. Get started right away by downloading one of these useful programs – not only will it rid your computer of this trouble, this tool will also repair other troubles that you might not even know about and at the same time do the job of optimizing your pc.

Quickly scan and repair an “exe doesn’t work on Windows” error right now!

Visit: TopRegistrySolutions.com


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Apple Doesn’t Want Coders Messing With iPhone Buttons — Sometimes

On December 28, 2010, In Web and Application Development, By admin

Apple Doesn’t Want Coders Messing With iPhone Buttons — Sometimes
Apple can’t stick to its own rules with the gigantic iOS App Store. The company recently approved an iPhone camera app that can snap a photo with the physical Volume button rather than a touchscreen tap. Four months ago, Apple banned a top-selling iPhone app for including the same “volume-snap” functionality.
Read more on Wired News

Apple, Jobs hit new heights in 2010
APPLE dethroned Microsoft as the world’s most valuable technology company in 2010 with the touchscreen iPad tablet computer and the latest iPhone.
Read more on Queensland Times

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