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iPhone/iPod Touch: Two Caps Lock Methods

Using cap locks on iPhone or iPod Touch devices is a useful feature that most people never use. When twittering I use this all the time… LOL, BFF, ABITHIWTITB, XOXOXO, etc…

Windows XP/Vista: How to Attach a VHD File

If you wish to access the contents of a VHD file without having to run Virtual PC or Virtual Server, you can do so on Windows XP and Vista by installing only a component of Virtual Server and running a single command from the command line.

iPhone and Tmobile Users: T-Zones $5.99 data plan working on iPhone

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This guide is for T-Mobile users who have a jailbroken iPhone and want to get nearly full data services at 1/4 the cost of the normal Total Internet data plan (normally est $19.99). This does not require the T-zones hack from Cydia (the tzones hack actually made my iphone’s data not work w/tzones).

Workaround for IE6 Empty-Cells CSS Support

The empty-cells property in css establishes if the browser should or should not create borders around empty cells in tables. Internet Explorer 6 was thought to not support this property. However, if you align the CSS moons in the perfect direction, IE6 actually does recognize the empty-cells property. Here is how to do it.

How to Transfer RSS Feed Subscriptions to Outlook 2007

Outlook 2007 allows you to subscribe to RSS feeds. If you want to transfer the subscriptions from your current feed reader (or Internet Explorer) to Outlook, you can easily do this with the help of an OPML file.

iPhone / Touch: How to Locate the Device’s MAC Address

If your wireless router uses MAC filtering, you will need to know the MAC address of your device so that it may connect to the internet.

OS X: How to View Log Files

If your OS X system is acting flakey, checking out the log files is a great place to start your exploration of what is going wrong. Here is where to find your log files in OS X.

Open Office 2007/2008 Documents in Earlier Versions of Office

Every time a new version of Office is released, new updated file formats are released as well. Older versions of Office have a difficult time reading and editing these new files formats. Here is how to do it.

Google Chrome: Use a Command Line Switch to Open in Incognito Mode

Starting with version 0.3.154.6, you can use a simple command line switch to open the browser in Incognito mode. This means you can easily create a shortcut and not have to rely on javascript tricks to get the privacy you desire.

Google Earth for iPhone: How to Disable Autotilt

Google Earth uses iPhone’s accelerometer to tilt the screen from an overhead view to ground level view. While this is pretty cool, there are times when it becomes quite annoying. Here’s how to disable Autotilt so that Google Earth doesn’t take off on its own if you’re walking around or trying to hand your iPhone to your friend.

OS X: Quick Pop-Up Dictionary

OS X now contains a very helpful, pop-up dictionary. It works in textedit, safari, and terminal.

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