If you’re using Outlook 2007 then you might have noticed that there’s a new feature in this version which allows you to manage and display RSS feeds within outlook itself. But the versions (Outlook 2000, Outlook XP and Microsoft Outlook 2003) prior to 2007 don’t have this feature. But don’t you worry, there’s a free Microsoft add-in known as RSS Popper which adds RSS feed support to previous Microsoft Outlook versions.
Merry Christmas Folks! I’m really sorry that I couldn’t post this in the morning as I was busy. I know Christmas is almost over but it not over yet! So I thought I’ll post this. Once again, I’m extremely sorry, I’m kinda sad like that pug below as I couldn’t wish you’ll in time. But I shouldn’t be as Norman Wesley Brooks says,
If you ever used the run prompt to run applications and various other stuff then you might have noticed that the programs that you run remain the in the drop down menu as history. Well, it may be annoying at times, especially when you have multiple users who use the same pc. In such cases it’s quite obvious that we don’t like to show others what we typed in the run box. Well, here’s a short and easy trick to delete the history, here’s how you get it done:
If you ever installed Windows you might have observed that a fresh install of Vista DVD takes around 20 -30 minutes! Oh! I know that’s a lot of time, how about making it short? I know you want to. The trick is booting from a pen drive instead of a DVD rom. Using this trick you can complete the installation in less than 10 minutes! Ok so lemme keep it short and start with the tutorial, just follow the below instructions carefully:
I know there are many GTA fans out there who were disappointed with the release of GTA IV on PC. Well, the reason? It’s simply because the game is too damn buggy and the FPS is not good too. I’m a big GTA fan, I had pre ordered GTA IV after looking into the reviews. The console version reviews were amazing which simply dragged me to purchase the PC version. But unfortunately it was a different story after getting the game. The moment I got the game I installed it and when I started the game to my surprise I could see only my car and no environments. It was a severe problem of missing textures. I was really disappointed by this. I started searching over the web for fixes and found many of them which made my game finally fully playable. I thought I’ll sum up all the fixes into a single place so that it will be easy for you to try them out. So here they are:
For the past few months we have seen DX10 trying to take over DX9. There were several games which supported DX10. The differences between DirectX10 and DirectX 9 were quite evident but unfortunately XP users couldn’t reap the benefit of DX10 as it wasn’t supported by XP. We all know that there’s no official version of DirectX 10 for Windows XP. But some developers are trying hard to make a DirectX 10 for Windows XP. While surfing over the web I found a DirectX 10 installer for Windows XP. It supports runtimes (DLL’s) ported from DirectX10 Vista SP1 for Windows XP which helps to run games with DirectX 10 on Windows XP. Unfortunately this isn’t the final version, it’s a RC2 Pre final release but you can try it out, there’s certainly no harm in trying out.
I have been using Photobucket for more than a year now and I must say it’s one of the best and most reliable image hosting services one can find over the net. Billions of images are hosted on their servers! To upload photos we have to log into photobucket.com and then upload photos. This consumes a bit of time especially when you want to upload web images, you need to copy the link and go to photobucket and paste there and upload it. Till now there wasn’t an alternative but luckily Photobucket decided to roll out a plugin that enables Firefox users to upload their photos instantly from web pages with just a single click to their profiles.
Windows Live Messenger 2009 is finally out! I know guys it isn’t 2009 yet, but looks like MS just rolled it out before year end. It has an all new user interface which most of you will like. Over 200 bugs have been fixed and several exciting features have been added. This version is pretty eye candy, you’ll see an all new login screen, conversation window, eye candy icons, etc. Unfortunately, Mess Patch and A-Patch haven’t been updated yet to work with MSN 2009 but the Messenger Plus! Live is compatible with this build, but it looks like it’s not fully functional. Ok guys, so lets have a sneak into some of its features: