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Friday, 30 December 2011

Enable Fax Service in Windows XP

Windows XP has a great feature that allows users to send, receive, and monitor their faxes. Having said that, if you are running Windows XP, you can send and receive faxes right on your computer, without a need of a fax machine. All you need is a modem. You might need a scanner though, if you only a had copy of your document, to scan your document. This instruction will show you how to enable the faxing feature in Windows XP and configure your fax. This instruction does not provide details how to send a fax. Please go here for information how to send a fax. I assume that a modem has been installed on your computer. You might need the Windows...

Sunday, 25 December 2011

Make your pc speak whatever you type [VBS Trick]

Now you can create your own text to speech converter software to make your computer speak whatever you type. I found this script on some Vietnamese site. It’s pretty cool. Just run this script and make it read any funny sentence.Copy the code given below in notepad and save it as any name vbs. Make sure that you save it as .vbs Dim message, sapi message=InputBox("What do you want me to say?","Speak to Me") Set sapi=CreateObject("sapi.spvoice") sapi.Speak message After making a vbs file just double click on that file and type anything you want in the textbox. DOWNLOAD THIS FI...

Saturday, 24 December 2011

view saved passwords in Mozilla Firefox

Many times it happens that you store a password in your desktop PC and next time when you need to type that password again to use somewhere else you don’t remember it. Instead of asking for a new password you can simply find out your old password from Firefox. Just follow the steps given below. I will be using the Firefox 4 for this. Same can be done in older versions as well. 1, Click on the Firefox button (Left-top) . 2,  Select Options -> Options. 3,An options window will pop up. In this click on SECURITY tab and under this click on “Saved Passwords” button. 4, Find the site name and the username you are looking for using the...

 
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