Good news for those of you who are looking to spice up their windows 7 PC with cool new themes. Microsoft has released some amazing, free to download windows 7 themes. So go and grab a theme of your choice for free. Themes are available at this link: Download free Windows 7 themes
Blogging is supposed to be fun but it isn’t always like that. If you are hosting your own blog there is a great chance that one day a hacker may decide to target your site.
Upgrade
As good as it is, WordPress still has security issues. Upgrading to the latest version is a must if you want to lower the risk of getting your site hacked.
Upgrading today is really easy, thanks to excellent plugins like Instant upgrade. You have no excuse not to upgrade. Read more…
Here, how you can display total number of online user in your webpage you want. Just include file name, which I have given file name as online-user.php here. You need to include this file on any php page you want to display total users online.
I have developed this php script to implement on my own webpage.
See this, I have implement this on http://www.ashesh.com.np/nepali-date-converter.php
Example for how to include online-user.php in web page.
< ?php include 'path/online-user.php'; ?>
online-user.php
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| < ?php
$rip = $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR'];
$sd = time();
$count = 1; <a href="http://www.ashesh.com.np/display-total-online-users-in-web-page/#more-1037" class="more-link">Read more... |
When it comes to Web development, there is a wealth of free information online to help you create a top-notch Web site. A lot of hard work goes in to maintaining these resources, all to help save you time and money. The Open Source community is growing stronger everyday and the scripts are getting more useful and efficient, making it almost impossible to not use a few of them in your project. Here is a list of 12 open source Web development scripts I have either used or read about that would easily help any developer with their next project. Read more…
If you’re holding back from testing your copy of Windows 7 because you’re not sure what to do as far as device drivers are concerned, there is something you ought to know (if for some reason you didn’t until this point). Under the hood, Windows 7 is essentially the same as Windows Vista and as such Vista drivers will work just fine a majority of the time.
So, head to your hardware manufacturer’s website and download the latest drivers available for Windows Vista. Read more…
Windows 7 provides the means to change the logon background image without third party hacks or any other kind of system files manipulation as it was required in previous Microsoft Windows operating systems. The process had been primarily designed for the OEM market but the option was available for anyone in the latest builds of Windows 7. It did involve adding or changing a value in the Registry and replacing or adding image files to a specific location on the computer’s hard drive. Read more…
Improve your productivity by familiarizing yourself with some of the enhancements that are new in Windows 7. And share them with your customers to help them learn more about Windows 7. Check back for future editions to enrich your Windows 7 experience.
Download Windows 7 Tips & Tricks (compressed zip archive)
If you don’t want the same old blue log on screen for your Windows Vista, here’s what you gotta do. Go ahead with the steps below. (An alternative way can be found here: Windows 7 Logon Changer)
- Step 1: Download the file – http://www.mediafire.com/?e9y3j3vme0w
- Step 2: Click on Save and save the .zip file to the desktop
- Step 3: Open the .zip file and extract the .reg file to the desktop
- Step 4: Right click the .reg file (On Desktop) and click on Merge.
- Step 5: Click on Run, and press Yes, Yes, and OK when prompted Read more…
Gizmodo tracked down Chuck Anderson, the creator of Windows 7’s box art, default wallpaper and login screen.
In an exclusive overview of the evolution of the Windows 7 wallpaper and login screen, the gadget lovers managed to secure some rare development shots of how Microsoft decided on the wallpaper that is now used worldwide. Chuck Anderson is a 20 something digital media artist living in the US. Both the login screen and wallpapers took approximately four months, start to finish according to Gizmodo. They were achieved by a mix of pen and paper, wacom tablet and Photoshop.
It’s extremely unusual for Microsoft to share concept designs or early design work of its products so watching the evolution of the wallpapers is a glimpse into how Microsoft wanted to create a unique style for Windows 7. It’s worth noting that there are also seven leaves, seven branches, and seven flower petals in the Windows logo. Read more…