GoOgle Gravity [Google Chrome Experiments]

 

Hey Friends Just check this link with Google Chrome Browser.. its funny

http://mrdoob.com/projects/chromeexperiments/google_gravity/

Even though the broken peaces also working fine.. :) ..

The Origins of Programming [ TechieGraphic ]

 

[ VIA ]

Gmail Improves "Undo Send"

 

Gmail has a very useful Labs feature called "undo send" that lets you "unsend" a message immediately after sending it. If you accidentally clicked on the "Send" button or you realize that you forgot to attach an important file, you have a few seconds to click on "undo" and continue to edit the message.

 

When Gmail launched this feature, you only had 5 seconds to undo sending a message, but Google constantly added new periods: 10 seconds, 20 seconds and now 30 seconds.
 

Probably a better idea would be to add an outbox, so that you can set a longer delay. Another benefit would be that you could also schedule sending an email message.

[ VIA ]

What IT Environment You want.. ITaS [TechieCloud]

• Recently I came across the situation that requires a Web Application development Environment.. means I need to install the Web server, Data base server and several programming languages etc.. this whole setup is to do a moderately simple task, but I don’t want to give extra burden for my fully loaded Lappy.. moreover this installation and configuration process is again a bit lengthy process.. Then How ??
• Sometimes I need to setup a test environment with Servers and client Systems. Again its  a big exercise to setup all the Servers, client Machines and network among them etc.

From these two situations I thought that if I could have a ready made systems with preconfigured all necessary applications at free of cost… It sounds great naa ??

Exactly Cloudshare providing the same thing with great choices. They are providing ITaS ( IT as a Service ) You can choose your IT environment how you would like to be. So you can have your IT Environment at your wish, and you can do what practical you want. one more exiting thing is you can setup your machines with in minutes..

CloudsharePro providing the IT environment with 6 Machines with your chosen Operating Systems at free of cost for 15 Days. You can extend your trail period if you are interested.

Cloudshare providing a wide range of solutions in virtualization, Here  I am explaining about CloudsharePro which is available as a free service.

Go to CloudShare and get registered for CloudSharePro account.

Activate the account and login to ClousharePro

Create your IT Environment..

 

You can connect to  your cloud machines through Microsoft Remote desktop console ( mstsc ) also. 

Have a great time in Cloud..

How the internet works [TechieGraphic]

[Via: Online Schools]

How to run Scripts automatically in your System or Domain [scriptomatic]

Here I am taking the example for NUM LOCK status at System Logon.

The status of the NUM LOCK key is specific for each user. By default, NUM LOCK is turned off.

Configuring the Script

To configure a script to change the NUM LOCK state, use the following steps:

1. Start Notepad.
2. Copy the following code, and then paste the code into the text file:
3. Save the file as "numlock.vbs" (including the quotes). This properly creates the file with the .vbs extension. The icon changes from a Notepad icon to a script icon.

set WshShell = CreateObject("WScript.Shell")

WshShell.SendKeys "{NUMLOCK}"

Now our script was ready to be execute so how can we Execute this.. there are several way to execute automatically..

Running the Script from the Startup Folder

To configure the script to run locally, copy the Numlock.vbs file to the user’s Startup folder, which is normally found in the user’s profile path. To configure the script to run for all users, copy the Numlock.vbs file to the Startup folder in the All Users profile. The default path for this folder is Documents and Settings\All Users\Start Menu\Programs\Startup.

Running the Script Through Group Policy

Note that to run the script through Group Policy, you must be using Windows XP Professional, not Windows XP Home Edition( Home editions not included the features like Group Policy and Domain environment etc) .

To configure the newly created script to run by using Group Policy, first copy the Numlock.vbs script file into the Group Policy logon script folder.

The default path for a local logon script is %SystemRoot%\System32\GroupPolicy\UserComputer\Scripts\Logon.

The path for a domain logon script is %SysVolFolder%\Sysvol\Sysvol\DomainName\Scripts.

After you copy the script to the appropriate location, follow these steps:

1. Click Start, click Run, type mmc, and then click OK to start Microsoft Management Console (MMC).


2. On the Console menu, click Add/Remove Snap-in.


3. Click Add, click Group Policy, and then click Add.


4. Click the appropriate Group Policy Object. The default selection is the local computer, but you can click Browse and select a different Group Policy Object.


5. Click Finish, click Close, and then click OK.


6. In the Group Policy Management snap-in, locate the User Configuration\Windows Settings\Scripts (Logon/Logoff) folder. (You can substitute the Computer Configuration folder for the User Configuration folder.)


7. Double-click the Logon script object, click Add, click Browse, and then click theNumlock.vbs script.


8. Click Open, and then click OK.


9. Click OK, and then close the Group Policy Management console.I

Its really helpful to manage so many tasks automatically through scripts.