Senin, 30 Juni 2008

Multiple Logins in yahoo without Software

1) Go to Start
2) Navigate to HKEY_CURRENT_USER-->Software-->Yahoo-->Pager-->Test
3)ON the Right side if the page , Right click and choose new Dword Value.
4) Rename it as " Plural ".
5)Double click and assign a decimal value of 1.
6) Now close registry and restar yahoo messenger and try Multiple Login

How to Access to Centralized Calendars in MS Outlook

Question:-How I Can Access to Centralized Calendars in MS Outlook?
Answer:-Access to Centralized Calendars in MS Outlook

1. Connect team members’ calendars via Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007. Browse your team calendar within your company's SharePoint portal and select a detailed view of it from Select a View.
2. Click the Link to Outlook button to integrate your team calendar into Microsoft Office Outlook 2007. Your team appointments will be displayed within your personal calendar—with additional direct access to edit the central SharePoint calendar from Outlook.

How to Navigate Notebooks Easily in Office Note One

Question:-How I can Navigate Notebooks Easily in Office Note One?
Answer:-Navigate Notebooks Easily in Office Note One

Microsoft Office OneNote 2007 has a new navigation pane that makes it easy to see and navigate within and among all of your notebooks.
To show more detail about the notebooks and the sections they contain, expand the navigation pane by clicking the arrow at the top of the pane.
To create more space on the screen, collapse the navigation pane by clicking the arrow at the top of the navigation pane.
To jump to a different notebook, click the name of the notebook (or section) within the navigation pane

Minggu, 29 Juni 2008

I-Phone : Now @ 199$ in USA

The iPhone is an Internet-enabled multimedia mobile phone designed and marketed by Apple Inc. It has a multi-touch screen with virtual keyboard and buttons, but a minimal amount of hardware input. It also offers Internet services including e-mail, web browsing, and local Wi-Fi connectivity. Apple announced the iPhone on 9 January 2007.The iPhone was initially introduced in the United States on 29 June 2007 and is in the process of being introduced worldwide. It was named Time magazine's Invention of the Year in 2007.



BANGALORE:

Vodafone and Airtel started pre-registering customers for the iPhone 3G this week, and ever since, offices and blogs have been abuzz with discussions on what Apple’s much-awaited product will be priced at. Many think it will be just a shade over Rs 8,000 — the rupee equivalent of the price in the US, which is $199. Now, that’s a fantastic price for the 8GB product, and will certainly have every competitor worried. Nokia’s 8GB N95 smartphone , for instance, is priced at well over Rs 25,000, and its new N96 is expected to come at over Rs 36,000. But we think the iPhone, expected to hit the Indian market in September, will be priced substantially higher than Rs 8,000. The $199 price is a hugely subsidised one, subsidised by the US operator AT&T. Market researcher iSuppli has just estimated that mobile phone service providers are subsidising each handset to the extent of $300


MAPS WITH GPRS
Find your location, get directions, and see traffic — all from your phone. Maps on iPhone 3G combines GPS, Wi-Fi, and cell tower location technology with the Multi-Touch interface to create the best mobile map application ever.



iPhone 3G finds your location via GPS or by triangulating your position using Wi-Fi and cellular towers. It also finds points of interest by keyword: Search for “coffee” and iPhone shows you every cafe nearby.

Get directions.
Get directions to wherever from wherever. View turn-by-turn directions or watch your progress with live GPS tracking.
Enjoy the view.
Just like Google Maps on your computer, Maps on iPhone lets you switch between map view, satellite view, and a hybrid view of both. Multi-Touch makes the difference: Tap to zoom, pan, and change your view on the move.
See traffic.
Maps on iPhone shows you live traffic information, indicating traffic speed along your route in easy-to-read green, red, and yellow highlights.


Jumat, 27 Juni 2008

How to Use 2003 to 2007 Categories and Tasks in Outlook

Question:-How to Use 2003 to 2007 Categories and Tasks in MS Office Outlook?
Answer:-
Use 2003 to 2007 Categories and Tasks
In Microsoft Office Outlook 2003, you can use colored quick flags to flag e-mail messages for follow-up based on their relation to each other. For example, you can use blue flags for action items related to an upcoming sales meeting, yellow flags for personal items, and red flags for urgent issues. However, these flags are visual cues only; they do not automatically create an Outlook task that you can track and manage.

In Microsoft Office Outlook 2007, colored quick flags are broken out into Colored Categories and Flags. If you need to visually group related items together, you can assign a color category. If you need to act on something, you can assign a flag. When you flag a message in Outlook 2007, it's automatically added to your Outlook task list, your calendar, and the To-Do Bar (which shows your upcoming appointments and tasks for the day). You can assign categories and flags by right-clicking the appropriate icon in your Inbox, or by opening the e-mail message and clicking the commands on the Ribbon.

How to Turn Multiple Hyperlinks into Text in Microsoft Office Excel

Question:-How to Turn Multiple Hyperlinks into Text in Microsoft Office Excel?
Answer:-
Turn Multiple Hyperlinks into Text in Microsoft Office Excel

1. Select the cell or group of cells that contain hyperlinks, right-click, and then click Copy.
2. Select the cells where you want your text to go (this might be the same selection as in step 1).
3. Right-click, and then click Paste Special.
4. Click the options you want to use (such as Values or Comments), and then click OK.

Kamis, 26 Juni 2008

How to Manage Meeting Resources in MS OutLook

Question:-How I can Manage Meeting Resources in MS OutLook?
Answer:-
Manage Meeting Resources in MS OutLook
Here’s how Microsoft Office Outlook can help you schedule resources and plan meetings within a group.

1. Create a group schedule.
a. Go to Calendar view in Outlook, and on the Actions tab, click View Group Schedules.
b. In the Group Schedules dialog box, click New, and then type the name of your schedule.
c. Click OK.

2. Add all the resources you need to the Group Members column (for example, all the conference rooms in your building). You will see the free/busy information for all the resources in one view. You can use the same technique to book other resources, like audio/video equipment.

3. Plan your meeting.
a. By using the Group Schedule view, find the appropriate resources that are free for your time slot.
b. Click the Make Meeting button, and then click New Meeting as Resource.

4. A meeting request form appears, prefilled with the time booking information and the resource allocation. Just fill in the rest of the meeting details, and then click Send. The resources you requested will be booked automatically for you.