Posts Tagged ‘Office’

MSKeyViewer Recovers Lost Windows XP and Office Product Keys and Code

Jun 12th, 2009

It’s always a necessity to reinstall some of the windows products such as Windows Operating System and Microsoft Office when there is some problem which provides only one way. And, at these times you realise that you have lost the product key that arrives with the program. You can always contact the Technical Support of Microsoft [...]

Tweet in Twitter in Office Securely Using SpreadTweet

Apr 25th, 2009

by Suneel.

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Office time is meant to be productive, for the work indeed. The office environment is aptly built to make the professionals at work to remain productive and maintain well balance in work and as well as their personal lives. But, at times, the capable people who have diverse interests, like Myself, wish to dwell into [...]

Costliest Computer Ever Built For Personal Use-$16,000 Project

Mar 17th, 2009

by Suneel.

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To make matters interesting-this is not a PC built to play those high-end-GPU neck throttling games. As per the news, this monstrous PC is built for the sole purpose of performing complex fractal calculations. So, no gaming on this rig guys. Hmmm, unbuckle your belts. So, what’s the configuration? Puget Systems built up this rig [...]

Prevent Slow Startup and Shutdown of Windows XP-Speed Up With Presto

Mar 9th, 2009

by Suneel.

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Have you ever come across a situation when you just wanted to check a mail quickly, that you were waiting for and you need to hurry after checking it. You don’t have time for the Windows XP to boot up and load all the required drivers. You don’t have the time to wait for the [...]

Browse The Internet in Office Without Getting Spied

Jun 29th, 2008

by Suneel.

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How many of Us are being bogged down by the Administrators when you wish to surf the internet in the office on the office network? The answer is, most of the organizations have strict online browsing regulations that make users to restrict themselves to search or be on a lookout for something on the internet. [...]