Creating your own website can be useful for a number of purposes. Whether it's to share your expertise on a particular topic, start an online business, foster a community, or just maintain an online journal of your activities, having a website will allow you to make your content accessible from any connected computer. It can also theoretically allow you to have a larger audience for your ideas than you would ever have otherwise. If you have useful ideas or observations to share, you may be able to share them with as many as a few dozen people throughout the day, if you are lucky. With a website, you can share them with hundreds or even thousands.
Possibly the easiest way to create your own website is to use Google Page Creator. This service, still in beta, provides intuitive interfaces for adding text, images, links, and other bits of content to a webpage hosted by Google. The web address of your page will be yourgoogleusername.googlepages.com.
Google Page Creator is a WYSIWIG web design platform, which means "What You See is What You Get" — what you create in the design interface is what your visitors will see. Google Page Creator automatically saves your website pages as you type them, so nothing of value can be lost. The whole system is so extremely simple that even those without basic computer literacy skills can probably use it.
If you want more options and functionality on your website, as well as your own dedicated web address, you'll need to create pages in HTML, register a web domain, and get a hosting server to upload your pages to. Web domains can be registered at any number of registrars — Godaddy.com is a popular one. Google "hosting" or "cheap hosting" to find many thousands of available hosting companies. As a general rule of thumb, if you're paying more than about 10 US dollars (USD) per month for hosting for a low-traffic website, you're paying way too much. Many companies offer space for 5 USD a month.
To create HTML, you can write it from scratch in notepad, or use a WYSIWIG program like Macromedia Dreamweaver or Microsoft Frontpage. HTML is not a programming language per se, and as such is much easier to use than true programming languages. You can learn basic HTML in less than an hour and start using it to create your very own web pages.
After you create your pages, they must be uploaded to your server. You will receive a username and password from your host once you register with them. You can use these in an application called an FTP program to connect your computer with the server, then send your completed pages from computer to server. Once uploaded, your website will be visible on the World Wide Web for all to enjoy. Within a few days, pages with inbound links will be indexed by Google and begin to appear in search results.
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Tuesday, July 28, 2009
javascript made easy
d popup u saw was just a javascript
give some web2.0ness 2 ur site:-
to see d popup put dis in ur site's html
For more javascipt tutorials visit jquery.com
Monday, July 27, 2009
New orkut symbols
Use the following code to write special symbols and smileys in scrap.
Press alt key and the following from Num pad (only)...
alt + 987 - ?
alt + 1 - ?
alt + 2 - ?
alt + 3 - ?
alt + 4 - ?
alt + 5 - ?
alt + 6 - ?
alt + 7 - ?
alt + 8 - ?
alt + 9 - ?
alt + 0178 - ?
alt + 0489 - ?
alt + 0756 - ?
alt + 0742 - ?
alt + 0719 - ?
alt + 0739 - ?
alt + 0729 - ?
alt + 0178 - ?
alt + 0489 - ?
alt + 0756 - ?
alt + 0742 - ?
alt + 0719 - ?
alt + 0739 - ?
alt + 0729 - ?
The same way many combination s can be tried..
And U can Also use these codes to RENAME Ur Folders in win XP..its coool. Try it !!!
How to JOIN a File Using HJSPLIT - A STEP BY STEP GUIDE
With HJSplit you can not only split files, but also join the split parts back together again.
Information: a collection of split parts is set of files having all the same filename, exept for the extension at the end of the file name (.001, .002, .003, etc.) . Combining/joining these split parts is equivalent to restoring the original (pre-split) file.
After clicking on the 'Join' button in the main HJSplit screen, you will see the following screen:
To join a set of files, just perform the steps indicated below.
(1) Make sure the set of split parts (set of files ending in .001, .002, .003, etc.) to be joined all reside inside the same directory.
(2) click on the button 'Input file', in the screen directly above, which will open the dialog shown directly below:
(3) In this dialog, select the file you want to join. Then press the 'Open' button.
Information: please note that only the first file in the set of split parts (the .001 file) is visible in this dialog. Note that it is important that all split parts are in the same folder. When the other files which belong to the set of split parts (.002, .003, .004, etc.) are in the same folder, HJSplit will automatically find them during joining.
After pressing 'Open', the name and path of the file you just selected will appear in the 'input file' box, please see below:
(4) Press the 'start' button in the screen above. HJSplit now shows a progressbar with the title 'working'.
(5) Finally,you will see the message that joining is completed (see below).
That the joined file can now be found in the same folder as the split part (the .001 file you selected in step 2).
Information: a collection of split parts is set of files having all the same filename, exept for the extension at the end of the file name (.001, .002, .003, etc.) . Combining/joining these split parts is equivalent to restoring the original (pre-split) file.
After clicking on the 'Join' button in the main HJSplit screen, you will see the following screen:
To join a set of files, just perform the steps indicated below.
(1) Make sure the set of split parts (set of files ending in .001, .002, .003, etc.) to be joined all reside inside the same directory.
(2) click on the button 'Input file', in the screen directly above, which will open the dialog shown directly below:
(3) In this dialog, select the file you want to join. Then press the 'Open' button.
Information: please note that only the first file in the set of split parts (the .001 file) is visible in this dialog. Note that it is important that all split parts are in the same folder. When the other files which belong to the set of split parts (.002, .003, .004, etc.) are in the same folder, HJSplit will automatically find them during joining.
After pressing 'Open', the name and path of the file you just selected will appear in the 'input file' box, please see below:
(4) Press the 'start' button in the screen above. HJSplit now shows a progressbar with the title 'working'.
(5) Finally,you will see the message that joining is completed (see below).
That the joined file can now be found in the same folder as the split part (the .001 file you selected in step 2).
Sunday, July 26, 2009
Create Separate Profiles in Google Chrome for Family Members and Stay Extra Safe
you have started to love Google Chrome and have made it the default browser on your computer, here’s a useful tip regarding your privacy. The tip is more relevant for people who have computers in the living room and that same machine is shared among all other family members.
The address bar in Google Chrome is almost as dangerous as the awesome bar in Firefox.
Why You Need Separate Profiles in Google Chrome
Google Chrome makes it very easy for you to access your web search history including the search queries that you may have typed in the past. Now this may sometimes lead to an slightly embarrassing situation if someone else use your browser because all your past interactions are exposed the moment he or she begins to type in the address bar.
To prevent yourself from getting into this ‘not so comfortable’ situation, what you can do is create a separate user profile in Google Chrome. Thus all your browser history, bookmarks, cookies, search terms, etc. are not shared with anyone else in the family.
How to Create Profiles in Google Chrome Browser
Unlike Firefox that ships with a Profile Manager, the only way to create multiple profiles in Google Chrome browser is manually. Here’s how:
Step 1: Load Chrome and choose "Clear Browsing History" from the Tools menu. This will clear all your private data.
Step 2. Open your Google Chrome installation folder that is available at:
For Windows Vista - C:\Users\\AppData\Local\Google\Chrome For Windows XP - C:\Documents and Settings\ \Local Settings\Application Data\Google\Chrome
Then select the subfolder caleld "default" and make a copy of it in the "User Data" folder itself. Give that copy a name, say, Your_Name. (See screenshot).
Step 4 (Optional): We will now initialize this new "Your_Name" profile to the factory default settings.
Open "Command Prompt", switch to the Chrome Application folder and run the following command:
chrome.exe --user-data-dir="..\User Data\Your_Name" -first-run
Step 5: So our new user profile is ready. To run Google Chrome using this profile instead of the default profile, just create a shortcut on your desktop, Quick launch bar or your Windows Start Menu.
Right click anywhere on the desktop, choose New -> Shortcut and type the following for location:
For Windows Vista: C:\Users\Aryaman\AppData\Local\Google\Chrome\Application\chrome.exe –user-data-dir="..\User Data\Your_Name"
For Windows XP: C:\Documents and Settings\User\Local Settings\Application Data\Google\Chrome\Application\chrome.exe –user-data-dir="..\User Data\Your_Name"
Now none of your visits to those "adult sites" would be known to anyone else in the family. And no need for you switch to that incognito browsing mode.
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