Posted in Guides, Web Applications, Windows on October 31st, 2006 by ck 13 Comments »
This guide is based on my previously written guide here, but I’ve updated it slightly since most people are using Windows Live Messenger now, instead of the good-ol-MSN-Messenger. I understand that they are plenty of tools for you to backup your emoticons. However, this is a manual but rather safe way of doing it (since [...]
Posted in Browsers, Firefox, Guides, Open Source, Productivity on October 29th, 2006 by Benny Chew Comments Off
With the recent release of Firefox 2, there has been numerous changes to the interface as well as additional new features. In this short writeup, I’ll cover 3 tweaks which are the close tab button’s position, minimum tab width and a change to certain shortcut keys used in most forums.
Posted in Windows on October 26th, 2006 by Ben Jim 1 Comment »
AudioShell, a freeware plug-in that lets you view and edit music file tags within Windows Explorer itself by adding a AudioShell tag editor tab to the properties section of the files. It supports just about every kind of audio file formats available [ie. mp3, WMA, mp4, ogg,]. It’s from the same company that made Tag&Rename [...]
Posted in Productivity, RSS, Web Applications on October 7th, 2006 by Benny Chew 1 Comment »
Most tech sites have covered on Google Reader‘s recent update to its user interface with mostly positive comments. As I have tried Google Reader previously and loathed it, it was probably the right time to check it out again to see if Google has made it better.
Posted in Browsers, Firefox, Open Source, Web Applications on October 2nd, 2006 by Benny Chew Comments Off
I’ve been using Firefox 2.0 since it was at Beta 2 a few weeks ago, and I am happy to say it has been relatively stable. I had it running for nearly a week before it got cranky, which is quite a long way since the days when I had to restart it every day [...]
