Increase the performance of your broadband connection So-called broadband speed tweaks are techniques to improve performance of DSL and cable Internetbroadband Internet services first became popular connections. Home networking enthusiasts started experimenting with cable and DSL tweaks many years ago,...
Tuesday, December 8, 2009
Monday, December 7, 2009
Turning Off the Recycle Bin
If you want to stop sending deleted files to the Recycle BinFigure a: The Properties dialog box of the Recycle Bin 1. Right-click the Recycle Bin icon on the desktop, and choose Properties from the shortcut...
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University Admission Test Notice, Information, Result
1. Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology (BUET)
Web:- www.buet.ac.bd
2. Rajshahi University of Engineering and Technology (RUET)
Web:- www.ruet.ac.bd
3. Khulna University of Engineering and Technology (KUET)
Web:- www.kuet.ac.bd
4. Chittagong University of Engineering and...
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Resizing the Recycle Bin As Your Wish.
By default, the maximum size of the Recycle Bin on any hard drive is 10 percent of the size of the drive itself. For example, a 10GB hard drive has a maximum Recycle Bin size of 1GB--a lot of space to...
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Customizing a Folder behavior
Windows gives you considerable power over the appearance of a folder in an Explorer window. You can select a new folder template for the folder, choose a picture to display on the folder's icon in Thumbnails...
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History Of Oracle Database
The following are the important events and years in which these events took place. Network and Hierarchical Models Charles Bachman of General Electric proposed a network model with data records linked together, forming intersecting sets of data in 1964. The North American Aviation's Space Division...
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SQL and RDBMS
SQL:SQL is an acronym for Structured Query Language and is a standard relational query language (SQL has been standardized by both ANSI and ISO) used for interaction with databases.SQL was developed by IBM in 1970s and has its roots in the relational algebra defined by Codd in 1972. SQL functionality...
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Database
A database is a collection of data. That may sound overly simplistic but it pretty much sums up what any database is. A database could be as simple as a text file with a list of names. Or it could be...
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Database Management Systems
A Database Management System (DBMS), is a software program that enables the creation and management of databases. Generally, these databases will be more complex than the text file/spreadsheet example...
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Sunday, December 6, 2009
Configure the Standard Buttons Toolbar
The six Standard Buttons are not the only ones you could have on your toolbar. In fact, you can choose from a total of 21 buttons, and you can display any collection of them in any order you want. This...
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Changing the Behavior of Explorer Windows
The Explorer windows of Windows XP are descended from two parents: the folder windows of Windows 95 and the browser windows of Internet Explorer. The default settings of the Explorer windows borrow a...
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How to Help Displaying Screens
To see the Help And Support Center window (shown in Figure a), choose Start | Help And Support. The toolbar shows many of the same icons you see in any Explorer window, including Back, Forward, Home,...
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Thursday, December 3, 2009
How to Installing Programs Using the Add Or Remove Programs Window
Follow these steps to use the Add Or Remove Programs window to help you install a program: Choose Start | Control Panel. You see the Control Panel window. Click the Add Or Remove Programs category....
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Shutting Down and Restarting Windows
When you need to turn off the computer, you must shut down Windows first to allow Windows to close all its files and do other housekeeping tasks before terminating. To shut down Windows, choose Start...
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Various Type of New Networking Features
Windows XP also adds many new network features especially designed to make corporate networking easier and more reliable, including Networking has been integrated into the Task Manager to display...
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Difference Between Windows XP Versus Linux
Trying to compare Windows XP versus Linux is difficult for several reasons, including• Windows XP requires a relatively recent computer with at least 128MB of RAM to function, while Linux can run successfully on even 486-based systems long obsolete for use with Windows• Windows XP is available in just...
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Monday, November 23, 2009
Windows XP Professional Compare to UNIX and Linux
Windows XP's kernel, like Windows 2000's, has its roots in UNIX. UNIX is a very popular multitasking operating system developed at Bell Labs in the early 1970s. It was designed by programmers for programmers. In fact, the language C was developed just to write UNIX. Even though UNIX has become a friendlier...
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Differences Between Windows XP Home Edition, Windows XP Professional, 64-Bit, and Server Versions of Windows XP
Windows XP comes in two distinct varieties for 32-bit processors:• Home Edition• ProfessionalAlthough both versions contain the same integrated applications and multimedia features, Windows XP Professional...
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Security-relevant Standards Organizations
Organization DescriptionABA The American Bankers Association develops computer standards for financial and banking areas. The ABA is the Secretariat for X9, ANSI's Accredited Standards Committee for Financial Services. Standards developed by this committee focus on encryption and message authentication...
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Computer Security
With computer systems increasingly under attack, it's no wonder that people are starting to take computer security more seriously. But despite this increased interest, many computer users still don't really understand what computer security is-and why it should be important to them. The headlines about...
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