Today I was asked to come up a solution to a simple request: a co-worker needs to show a form screen to the customer on a secondary monitor after she completed the entries on her primary monitor; after the customer verifies the form fields, my co-worker should be able to move that screen back to the primary monitor.
It sounds easier, but the problem is that the secondary monitor and the primary monitor are sitting back to back. It is impossible for the co-worker to position her cursor on the secondary monitor to drag any windows back without seeing them.
Cloning the two monitors could work, but the co-worker does not want the customer to see every steps during her work afterwards.
Continue reading ‘Use muliti Monitor app to resolve back-to-back monitors business challenges (Multimon Taskbar vs. UltraMon)’
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Two weeks ago, my system disk toasted (damn western digital, got two hard disk failed from you) and I had to re-install the Windows XP on another spare hard disk to bring my computer life back. Glad I had my data on a different hard disk and backed-up everything to the external disk every week.
During the re-installation process, I thought it would be better if I record every application I had to install first to be productive and enjoyable before I sit down to do anything else. And, inspirited by the post from lifehack.org The first 10 free Apps to install on a new Windows PC, I decided to write this post.
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I like YouTube since I can share my videos with my family and friend from everywhere the world on it. And I also can watch a lot of interested videos uploaded from everywhere the world. But sometimes I just want to watch some video offline. So how can I download video from YouTube?
Well, there are a simple way and a complicated way as well.
Continue reading ‘How to download YouTube videos to your local machine’
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What is Usenet, and why should you pay extra for a premium usenet / newsgroup server service?
1) Usenet started as a huge, distributed discussion forum and became a huge, distributed uncensored file trading network.
- Not only can you trade MP3′s, movies, and Warez binaries (not that we condone these practices) but you can also make requests that other usenet readers may fill.
- Compared to Kazza, eMule, and all the other file-trading networks, you have much better completion rates and ability to make requests.
Continue reading ‘newsgroup – another good way to share download/upload files’
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