Fresh Tutorials
updated May 16, 2012
Posted May 13, 2012 by Lê Hoàng
Firefox: Delete History on Exit
Firefox wants to remember all your browsing history, downloaded files list, searched keywords, cookies and active login information. Although this is a typically useful feature, it is not suitable when you are on a public computer. The best way to make sure your personal information is safe is to configure Firefox to clear all personal data when a session has ended.
Category Mozilla Firefox
Posted May 13, 2012 by David Kirk
Word: Change Default Font
In the new version of office, the default font in word has been changed. Here is how to change the default font to whatever you wish. This includes Word 2007, 2010, and 2011.
Category Microsoft Word
Posted May 12, 2012 by Jimmy Selix
Google Drive: How to Upload Files from your Android Phone
Google Drive is Google’s answer to other popular cloud storage services such as Dropbox and Box. Like any cloud storage service, Google has an Android client that allows you to upload files from your mobile device.
Posted May 10, 2012 by Lê Hoàng
Android ICS: Safely Disable Built-in Apps without 3rd-Party Applications
Many Android applications have the ability to start and run automatically in the background without your direct permission. Most of those apps are unnecessary will consume your battery or and Internet data usage. Using existing functions of your Android tablet or phone, you can disable these applications safely.
Category Android
Posted May 10, 2012 by Vishwanath Dalvi
SQL Server: Useful Metadata queries
Metadata queries are really helpful in discovering information for a given database schema. Database information including the tables, views, columns names, data types, indexes, and table constraints are all available using queries such as these.
Category Database
Posted May 8, 2012 by Lê Hoàng
ThunderBird: Allow Windows Search to Search Messages
By default, emails in the Mozilla ThunderBird’s database are not indexed by Windows. Therefore, users can not search through their mails from the Windows Explorer or the Start menu. Luckily, users can configure ThunderBird to make the emails indexed by the Windows search tool.
Category Internet
