Hide open windows in Windows with WinHide

Freeware program HideWin lets you define a list of windows you want to be able to hide fast and completely from your desktop and your taskbar for whatever reasons. eg. browsing that sleezy site and someone walks in on you. *ahem*

It doesn’t kill the window but actually hides it so popups will still be [...]

file defraggers

Contig from SysInternal is a handy app that lets you do a defragmentation on a single file(or flies) but don’t want to bother running the Windows defragger and waiting overnight for it to finish. Usefull for those who are continiously working on big files. eg. compressing/uncompressing those rar01, rar02 files from bit torrent or adding/removing [...]

Linkalert - Identify document files link on Firefox

Linkalert - a firefox plugin that identify and changes your cursor depending on what kind of link you’re about to click on. if the link is PDF files, the a PDF icons will show next to the mouse cursor. If the link opens a new windows, a new window symbol is shown, and so on
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Google Apps for Your Domain is Free

Google is coming into your office for free and Microsoft better watch out. Eager to spread their wings into traditional Microsoft territory,

Google is offering a free package of programs for businesses, universities and other organizations called Google Apps for Your Domain.
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Google Apps for Your Domain is Free
Originally from ITechTips

Ubuntu basics - how to add extra repositories to get neat stuff

Want to add extra repositories in Ubuntu? Here’s how to do it.

digg_url = ‘http://digg.com/linux_unix/ArsGeek_s_Ubuntu_Primers_adding_extra_repositories_to_get_neat_stuff’;

Ubuntu basics - how to add extra repositories to get neat stuff
Originally from ArsGeek by arsgeek

How to generate and check md5 sums.

md5 sums are extremely useful. They let us know if something is what we really expect it to be. for instance, if you create a program, and compress it before sending it off, you can generate an md5 sum for it so others can validate that the compressed bit of code they’ve just [...]

Learning the Shell, and why you should

Here’s a great article at LinuxCommand.org detailing why the Shell is and always will be an important part of Linux. Also, thrown in for good measure, is a guide to using it!
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Learning the Shell, and why you should
Originally from ArsGeek by arsgeek

Excel Basic Tutorials

This tutorial is intended for those who are using Microsoft Excel for the first time.
This tutorials covers basic formatting,editing and other useful things a user may find ideal for starting Excel.This tutorial deals with both Microsoft Excel 2003 and Microsoft Exel 2007(Beta edition, which has an entirely new look that its predecessors).
This quick start guide [...]

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