How to Get Your Twitter Posts (Tweets) to Show Up on Facebook
If you are using both Twitter and Facebook, why duplicate your efforts by having to generate separate posts for each social network that state the same thing. There are multiple methods available on Facebook that allow for various ways of integrating your Tweets into your Facebook.
Windows 7: Prevent a Program from Running
This tutorial will demonstrate how to block a user from running a particular program on a windows 7 system.
Windows 7: How to Enable Disk Quota Management
By using Disk Quotas, administrators can limit how much disk space users can utilize on an NTFS formatted volume. This is essential in limiting the amount of personal data (music files, photos, videos, etc.) and also to help make the user practice better file management.
Windows 7: Enable slow motion effects
When you minize a window, use Alt+Tab or Flip 3D to swich between windows, the aero effects fly very fast! Wouldn’t be nice to show them off in slow motion? This tutorial will show you how to make your system unique by slowing down these popular aero effects.
Windows 7: How to Enable / Disable Hibernate Mode from the Command Line
Instead of having to use Power Options in the Control Panel, you can enable and disable Hibernate mode from the Command Line.
Windows 7: How to Rebuild the Search Index
If your system has become sluggish due to a slow performing index, or if the search functionality seems to not be working, a rebuild of the search index can restore performance to its previous level.
Windows 7: Enable Execution of Windows PowerShell Scripts
By default, the execution of PowerShell scripts is disabled in Windows 7. This will prevent you from not only executing any of your own scripts, but also will prevent the Windows PowerShell Modules (located in Administrative Tools in the Control Panel) from working.
Windows 7: Change logon background
Bored with your windows 7’s default logon screen? Here’s the quick way to change it!
iPad / iPhone : Setup Gmail as an Exchange Account / Full Calendar, Email, Contact Syncing and Push Support
This recipe will explain how to setup your iPad or iPhone to use Gmail as an Exchange Account and in turn allow you to sync your Google Calendar, Gmail Email and Contacts to Google over Exchange (Push email). Google has been gracious enough to allow full Exchange and Push support for the iPad and iPhone.
