This shows how to use useradd in Solaris to add a user.
Simply, these are the examples of the commands used to view the routing table in Solaris.
This is a description of building and using a boot disc in Microsoft windows 2k and XP.
If a package file (i.e., from sunfreeware.com) exists in the current directory, this tech-recipe will allow you to install it on the system.
This tech-recipe tells Microsoft Windows to clear the page file during reboot or shutdown. This article works for XP, Vista, and Windows 7.
Printer drivers can contain trojans. The default level user should not have the ability to install drivers on a truly secure system. This tech-recipe describes how an admin can close this hole.
The process of shutting down a Solaris system is critical. Using the init program to restart a system causes Solaris to perform a sequence of steps to shutdown services gracefully.
Using this simple keystroke, you can take a screenshot without any additional software. It’s free and built into Microsoft Windows!
Every time I reinstall Windows, I always forget to save my ISP information. An easy method exists for saving this information into a small file.
Viruses can often get stuck and hidden in Window’s system restore area. This tech-recipe will describe how to remove this hidden danger if you get infected.
If you have to access the PowerPoint presentations of coworkers, frequently these documents will be opened in an unfamiliar view. These directions will allow you to force all powerpoint presentations to open in your favorite view.
With the new IE 9, users can pin websites to the taskbar. However, a website’s default favicon may not blend well with other icons in your theme. This tech-recipe will show you how to customize these icons.
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