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Facebook: Email Photos from your Cellphone to your Account

If you’re like me, you have photos you’ve just taken with your cellphone that you would like to have on your Facebook account right away. By following a few simple steps, you can easily activate Facebook Mobile and confirm your cellphone for the current photo, as well as future ones.

Google Chrome: Disable Pop-Up Blocking Notifications

While pop-up windows can be quite annoying, constantly receiving notifications of blocked pop-up windows can be irritating as well. By default, Chrome is set to notify you each and every time that a pop-up is blocked. If you are tired of seeing these notifications, follow these steps:

Google: Get Current Time of Any Location

Doing international business requires managing multiple time zones. Several web sites exist that help with this. Google, however, makes getting the current time of any location as simple as possible

Entourage 2008: Download Pictures Automatically

By default, Entourage prevents the automatic download of pictures in email messages as a security measure to help prevent possible spamming. You can either have it download images in all messages or only in messages sent from your Address Book contacts.

Send SMS Messages to Cell Phones Using Email

If you know somebody’s cell phone number, you can email them SMS messages thanks to a new service.

Google Chrome: Use Bookmarklets to Download YouTube Videos

By using a couple of bookmarklets, you can easily download any YouTube video to your computer without the use of any other software. Once you have the video downloaded, you simply rename the file and it’s set to go.

Leopard: Using Preview to Make Screenshots

By using Preview’s Grab utility, you can easily make screenshots of your Mac desktop and application windows. While you can use various keyboard shortcuts to take screenshots, it is sometimes easier to use mouseclicks instead of the keyboard. Another advantage is that Preview gives you the option of taking timed screenshots that allow you 10 seconds to set up your shot before it snaps the screenshot.

IE8: Reopen Closed Tabs

You finally get to the webpage that you have been surfing for and now you have accidentally closed the tab. This can be a very frustrating situation. Luckily, Internet Explorer 8 is quite forgiving and allows you to easily reopen the closed tab, even if you have closed other tabs after it.

Firefox 3: Disable Installation Delay of Extensions

If you install Firefox extensions (who doesn’t?), then you are very familiar with the ghosted Install button with the countdown that requires your to wait for it to say Install Now. You can disable this and have immediate access to the Install Now button by altering the default configuration of your Firefox browser.

XP: Tasklist.exe – Get a List of Processes From the Command Line

Tasklist.exe is the XP replacement for tlist. From a command prompt it allows you to get a list of active processes from the command line.

Facebook: Remove or Delete Application

In Facebook adding application after application is very easy. Figuring out how to remove an Facebook application, however, can be difficult. These step-by-step directions show how to delete an application from your profile in the new version of Facebook. Screencast of this process is included as well.

Google Chrome: Add a Send Link Button to the Bookmarks Bar

Most browsers provide you with a way to easily email a link to the page you are currently viewing. When clicked, your default email application will produce a new message with the link in the body and the page title in the Subject line and the To field left blank for you to address. This functionality is missing from Chrome, but can easily added by creating a button on the Bookmarks bar.

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