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   Oct 18

Connect multiple skype accounts under one account

Create a shortcut to Skype.exe and place it on Desktop or start menu. Use a name the will help you clarify which account is which. Start Skype using this shortcut and setup your first account. Then create another shortcut to Skype.exe with a different name. Open the “Properties” of this shortcut by right-clicking on it. [...]

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   Feb 24

Well known but usefull shortcut keys for Windows

Any version of Microsoft Windows Shortcut Keys Windows Key + D Minimizes all windows and shows desktop. Also reopens all windows. Windows Key + E Opens a new Windows Explorer window. Windows Key + F Opens a new find or search function. Typically done by clicking Start, Find or Start, Search. Windows Key + L [...]

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   Feb 11

Access Your MySQL Server Remotely Over SSH

So you’ve got MySQL on your web server, but it’s only opened to local ports by default for security reasons. If you want to access your database from a client tool like the MySQL Query Browser, normally you’d have to open up access from your local IP address… but that’s not nearly as secure. So instead, we’ll [...]

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   Jun 26

Steve Ballmer Clarifies Rumors of New Xbox

Just in case anyone was still clinging to the hope that Microsoft really did have plans to release a new Xbox, Steve Ballmer has put rumors to rest for good by apologizing for his poor choice of words last week. ZoomFollowing speculation that the company was going to release a new Xbox 360 based around [...]

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   Jan 10

HOW TO USE SHARED CALENDARS IN OUTLOOK

Having shared calendars is a great time saving feature that any business can use. It is a way to keep track of meetings, conference room availability, co-worker availability and even device availability such as a loaner laptop. If you have a Small Business Server or Exchange Server and use Microsoft Outlook for your email, you [...]

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