Month: February 2010

Window 7 Release Candidate is going to expire

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⚠️ Archived post. This article is from 2010 and is kept for historical reference. The product or service it describes has since been discontinued or significantly changed, so the steps and links below may no longer work.
Received an e-mail from Microsoft, about the expiration of Window 7 RC. For those who ever request for product key of Window 7 RC should also receive this email.

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New Google Feature: Google Buzz

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⚠️ Archived post. This article is from 2010 and is kept for historical reference. The product or service it describes has since been discontinued or significantly changed, so the steps and links below may no longer work.
Today I log in to my Gmail account, checking email, before it reach my inbox, it pop out a page showing the new Google feature, Google Buzz. What is that? ScreenShot001

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Very nice Window 7 Feature

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Minimize All Other Window

When you have a lot of windows opened, and you want minimize all, I think you know that you can click on the “Show Desktop” button (if you enable Quick Launch on your Window 7) or you can click on the bottom right side of your screen, where there is a show desktop button on the right side of the system clock. But there is another method of minimizing all other window (except the one you want it to remain unminimize). Now, if you have Window 7, try this:

  • open several window, you can have window media player, internet browser, up to you
  • now choose one window that you want it to remain unminimize
  • click on the top of the window, like how you normally drag the window around, and start to shake the window (either up down, or left right)
  • you should see that all other window is being minimize, but the only window left is the window I shake, and my Google Talk, I guess this method doesn’t minimize Google Talk.

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Introduction to Google Wave

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⚠️ Archived post. This article is from 2010 and is kept for historical reference. The product or service it describes has since been discontinued or significantly changed, so the steps and links below may no longer work.
I have use Google Wave for sometime, and I found out that it is indeed a very useful tools offered by Google. From the beginning of Google Mail, Google offers a lot of features/tools like Google Calendar, Google Document, Google Translating, Google Ads, …, and now it offer this new Google Wave. Currently Google Wave is still a “beta” version or Google call it “preview”. So, what is Google Wave? Let go through this video, where the Dr. Wave will show you what exactly is Google Wave.

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