Showing posts with label General. Show all posts
Showing posts with label General. Show all posts
Saturday, January 8, 2011
YouTube is the most favorable online video portal, you have watched many video’s from the portal but how about downloading and saving this video file on your desktop. Previously we have shared with you a similar tool to download YouTube video’s but i was experiencing some error while downloading a particular video.
Here is a smart extension called “FastestTube” which lets you download YouTube videos and it is supported on almost all browsers including Opera 11, Safari 5, Google Chrome, Firefox and IE.
Well it is quite worth from its name it really downloads the video at high speed. After installation of your extension you will get a “Download” button next to other button under video. Moreover you can download the videos in different available formats directly from the website.
How to use FastestTube on your browser ?
Step 1: Visit FastestTube homepage and click on install according to your browser.
Step 2: After installation visit to YouTube website page and now you will see the Download button like this.
Step 3: Here you are done now you can download your favorite movie song, clips and videos on a easy way.
Web designing have passed many different versions as in beginning it was a work for professionals only you have get some training to create or build your own website. But as time passes now the web designing becomes more and more easy and user friendly. As this decade we have the latest version of HTML5 which have passed after many previous versions.
HTML5 (HyperText Markup Language) the latest version which is used to present content on world wide web. As HTML5 is the currently latest version of this language which is now capable of performing many powerful features like API specifications, offline storage or inline semantic tags and many more. After HTML5 launch, the language has eased designers life. HTML5 templates have friendly user interface where you can easily modify your web according to your requirements and helps you giving your web a professional look.
Below are some of the best HTML5 templates which is absolutely free to download.
1. Communication Website Template
2. Real State Website
3. Memoir
4. Airline Company
5. Treasure Hunters
6. Single-Page Website Template
7. CoffeeCols
8. Art Of Your Business
9. Darkness
Preview | Download
10. Single-Page Portfolio Website.
It is looks like a old fashioned process when you want to listen to your favorite songs and you are far away from your desktop computer, the hassle is either to be connected through a WiFi network and get your songs, or use your USB flash drive every time to synchronize your playlist.
Well here is another cloud based app for you to give a try called Mougg, offering 1GB of intermediate space on cloud for your music, which allows to access your favorite music from anywhere with internet connection. I think 1GB is more enough for your songs at least it is free of cost. The app is not particularly available for iPhone and Blacberry phones, the service is only available for Android phones.
Getting started with Mougg
Just follow these couple of easy steps and create your account and get started:
Step 1: Navigate to Mougg.com and create your account from Sign-Up button on top.
Step 2: Register yourself by entering your information like name, email and password.
Step 3: Mougg is similar to iTunes, where control options are on left panel and music player on the top.
Step 4: To upload your music files, click on Upload Music under library from left panel.
Step 5: You will see a black windows at the bottom, click Browse and select your music files. The uploaded files will appear under the browse button.
Step 6: The uploaded music files will now be placed under My Music folder on left panel.
Now you are done, once organized successfully now you can access to your favorite music from any where and computer by simply visiting Mougg.com. Android users can easily find the app from Android Marketplace.
We would like to listen your experience using this app by commenting below.
When you start learning coding and web designing in HTML, you basically begin with normal HTML markup. Laying out a page, adding colors, buttons, images etc are just the basic part you never skip to design your page.
Let’s discuss what those 7 things are.
Make your code human readable
Because you are a HTML beginner, you are never going to use any HTML editing software like Dreamweaver, FrontPage, etc. are you? You literally start with a NOTEPAD or similar text editor and start coding but have you ever thought that you need revise your HTML markup sometime?
In the image below can you easily find the parent tag or its order?
The answer to the question is probably no if you are a beginner. Because such type of coding is just easily readable by the browser not the user. You must make it clearly readable by yourself so that you can easily find the section you are looking for in future modification.
Though the HTML tags are enclosed in “<” and “>” our brain cannot easily distinguish it from other character easily in such a huge crowd. Instead you can use CAPITAL LETTERS to rectify the HTML tag out of the web contents.
Look how the tags are distinguishable from the text contents.
Other thing you can do is make a tree order so that you can easily find the parent or child of the tag easily. This can be done by leaving some space from the right. See the example image below for more clarification.
This trick will make you easy to edit and look for the exact tag when necessary.
Using of HTML comments wisely
It is not much necessary to use HTML comments because, HTML comments are for users and browser doesn’t render it in its window. The necessity of HTML comments rises when your HTML markup goes more complex and complex. In such case using of HTML comments is necessary. As we’ve already discussed about human readability of the code in first step.
The HTML comments start with “” everything between the start and end code is not rendered in browser screen but you can easily find the it in it’s source.
Always close the tag
I understand you know this fact, but when the codes get complicated with larger contents and lots of inner divisions and blocks you’ll get confused in the middle of the path. Basically, when you view the HTML page that have unknown incomplete tags, the contents will be visible with no errors. But incase if you have added some CSS styling and tables to your web design layout you’ll probably have lots of error and fault in proper rendering in such unknown incomplete tags. Therefore ending a tag is most important thing.
Even though you are aware about it you miss to close the tag because we cannot always remember which tag was opened first and which was at last. But there is a trick (or say tips) that you can apply to have your HTML tags complete one.
Whenever you begin for a new HTML tag, close it immediately after the opening of tag.
For example, look at the sample coding below. The tag is closed instantly after it’s opening.
Then you can start filling the contents and other sub tags inside it.
Always provide alternate text for the image
This trick though won’t affect your coding, user readability or browser render-ability, it is recommended that you use alternate tags.
The above tag renders a image file named image.jpg from the specified source. But incase if you don’t have the image in specified location or mistakenly deleted the image file it will render nothing (in some browser it will show image icon or red cross icon).
Remember how important the image can be to the web page visitor. To understand your contents, S/he must know what the image was about. You must use alternet text what will show up when browser is unable to locate your image file. This will at least give the imaginative picture of the unknown image.
Proper sequence of Headers
H1 is the first and largest header of your HTML document. If you use header (H1, H2, H3) tags you must use it in sequence. For example,
must be preceeded by
or
or
but they must not be parented under smaller header see the image below.
But this one is not right because, lower header must not parent larger header. Though this won’t show any error it is not considered as good method.
Moreover parenting headers is not recommended even it is acceptable and can be rendered properly.
Use of block and inline HTML elements
You must understand the meaning of block and inline HTML elements. Usually a HTML element can be a block or inline element. The block element is like a box that can contain other contents inside it. The inline elements doesn’t have box wrapped around it and only occupies the space that its contents have. While block element occupies as much space as it is capable of until the size or width is specified.
is literally a block element while , , , , etc are inline elements. inside is not recommended but you can use as many as you can inside .
Seventh? What can be the seventh one? Comment here.
inside is not recommended but you can use as many as you can inside
.
Seventh? What can be the seventh one? Comment here.
Seventh? What can be the seventh one? Comment here.
Blogging has become one of the most popular online activities, and it has revolutionized communications media on an extensive scale. Blogs range from personal journals to the latest product updates from a major corporation. With so many tools and platforms out there for creating blog posts, it can seem challenging to find one that is the most streamlined to use. Microsoft Office Word 2007 and 2010 both contain a powerful blog post tool that takes minutes to set up. Creating posts with Word offers more options and features than typing directly into the editor in a particular blogging platform. The following are some tips to help bloggers get the most out of creating quality posts with Microsoft Word.
Preview your title
Preview your title
Once you select the new blog post option under the File menu options, you have a blank page with a header that prompts you to type your post title in a larger and bolder font than the rest of the post. Some bloggers write the body of their posts first and then come up with a title, and others do the opposite. Either way, use this header tool to give you a better idea of what your post title will look like on your blog next to the rest of the post.
Use editing tools
Some blogging platforms still do not have spelling and grammar check tools, which has led to many blog posts with typos and other mistakes. Posts with many mistakes have been shown to affect readers' perception of a blogger and may even influence whether they keep coming back. Using Word solves this problem, so take advantage of the famous wavy red and green lines when they appear in drafts of posts.
Clean up the code
One problem with using Word for blogging in the past was with the HTML code, which quickly became cumbersome and led to distorted text when users tried to copy and paste posts. This is no longer the case with Word 2007 and 2010. Under the View tab, select the Source option after composing your post. Any text that you have bolded, placed in italics, or made different font sizes will be automatically placed in those respective HTML tags. This feature eliminates the need to insert your own HTML tags; however it is still a good idea to create posts with plain text whenever possible to avoid uploading errors that complex HTML tags can sometimes cause. One exception with this Word HTML is that it does not work well with tables, so it is advisable to avoid adding them to posts and to organise information into plain text lists instead.
Add pictures
It has been shown that blog posts with pictures attract more reader interest, and Word's picture options make including pictures quite easy. Go to the Picture Options window and select the source for your pictures as well as where they will be stored. Word allows bloggers to upload images stored on their computer, shared on a site such as Photobucket, or images managed with Microsoft SharePoint.
Take screenshots
In addition to pictures, bloggers using the latest versions of Word can add screenshots to their posts as well. Windows 7 has a handy new feature called the Snipping Tool that can create screenshots of any since that can be saved and uploaded to blogs just as with other types of images. Bloggers who write tutorials or how-to posts find this option especially useful.
Make edits to existing posts
If you have published a post and like to add to it at a later time, it can easily be opened back up in Word. There is a button called Open Existing under the Blog Post tab; this lists all posts already done. Select and open the one you want to change, and then simply click the Publish button to send the revamped post back onto your blog.
Organise more than one blog
This feature is especially handy for users who may keep one blog as a personal journal and others devoted to their professional fields or other areas of interest. Microsoft Word has a set of tools to help keep track of every post in every blog. Each blog will first need to be registered using the New option. The Change option allows bloggers to switch between different blogs kept on the same blogging platform. There is also a Default Blog checkbox that causes posts to automatically be posted to a certain blog; this can be changed easily by clicking a different checkbox.
Friday, December 31, 2010
Bankruptcy may be the only option for many people, especially in these troubled times. But any way you look at it,bankruptcy has some heavy consequences, and it’s still best to save it as a last resort. Before deciding to file for bankruptcy, whether it’s Chapter 7, Chapter 11 or Chapter 13, here are some alternatives you may want to consider.
The No-Action Approach
Usually, when you simply ignore that pile of debt, your creditors will eventually obtain a judgment against you. This means the court can order
you to give up some of your assets or wages to pay your creditors, much like you would in a Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy. However, if you
have nothing that they can seize—and don’t expect to in the near future—the judgment wouldn’t mean anything. In most states, the debt
simply gets erased from your record after seven years.
you to give up some of your assets or wages to pay your creditors, much like you would in a Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy. However, if you
have nothing that they can seize—and don’t expect to in the near future—the judgment wouldn’t mean anything. In most states, the debt
simply gets erased from your record after seven years.
Self-reorganization
Simply taking time to reorganize your expenses can give you enough cash flow to pay off your debt and avoid any legal action. Consider cutting
down spending on entertainment, travel, and other non-essentials. A financial adviser or bankruptcy consultant can help you go through your
accounts and see where you can cut corners. For companies, this is similar to a Chapter 11 bankruptcy, except that you take the reorganization into
your own hands rather than letting the trustee or creditors take over.
down spending on entertainment, travel, and other non-essentials. A financial adviser or bankruptcy consultant can help you go through your
accounts and see where you can cut corners. For companies, this is similar to a Chapter 11 bankruptcy, except that you take the reorganization into
your own hands rather than letting the trustee or creditors take over.
Personal Negotiation
Creditors still risk losing a substantial amount when a debtor files for bankruptcy. That’s why most of them are willing to accept a settlement in
which they receive part of the money owed—in the worst of cases, they walk away with at least a partial payment. Negotiation can be a good
alternative to Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy if you have enough income or assets to cover a good part of the debt. It can also give you
some time to work out your finances before taking further action.
which they receive part of the money owed—in the worst of cases, they walk away with at least a partial payment. Negotiation can be a good
alternative to Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy if you have enough income or assets to cover a good part of the debt. It can also give you
some time to work out your finances before taking further action.
Debt Consolidation
In a debt consolidation, you take out a low-interest loan from one lender to pay off high-interest debts like credit cards. This allows you to pay
off several debts in a single monthly payment, and often take advantage of a low interest rate so that more of the money goes into paying the
principal. Debt consolidation as a bankruptcy alternative usually requires a security, such as a car, since a debtor in bankruptcy doesn’t have
enough credit to get the required low rate.
off several debts in a single monthly payment, and often take advantage of a low interest rate so that more of the money goes into paying the
principal. Debt consolidation as a bankruptcy alternative usually requires a security, such as a car, since a debtor in bankruptcy doesn’t have
enough credit to get the required low rate.
