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5 ways to Login multiple Gmail At The Same Time

Posted on February 4, 2010 by adminNo Comments

Many of the Gmail and Google services have more than once account and sometimes you need to login to multiple Gmail at the same time even though you can only login into only one Gmail or Google Account at the same tome. To solve this issue so you can login into multiple Gmail at the same time there are many ways.

 

1. Google Account Multi-Login Script

If you are using Greasemonkey script then you will love this script Google Account Multi-Login script., It allows you to login and switch between multiple Gmail and Google accounts using drop down menu at top right. it works with many services of Google service except Google AdSense and AdWords.

 

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Download Script

 

2. Firefox Plugin Cookie Swap

With this Firefox add-ons you can login into multiple Gmail and Google accounts by using Cookie Swap plugin  It allows you to maintain and access multiple profiles at same time and toggle between them anytime

(It works also with any other web service and Email)

Download

3. Use multiple browsers

This may be the simplest way. just download and install multiple browsers to open multi web accounts, For example Open one account in Firefox and another one in Internet Explorer and third in Google Chrome and so on, you got the idea.

4. Gmail Manager

Firefox plugin this is another Firefox add-ons that solves many  troubles you can you add all your credentials once and then switch between your accounts as needed, or simply have them all opened it tabs.

 

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5. IE Tab

IE Tab allows you log into two different Gmail accounts at the same time, basically it allows you to open IE inside your Firefox window so you don’t have to have several windows opened.

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Download Microsoft office 2010 professional plus Beta with license key

Posted on November 19, 2009 by adminNo Comments

After the release of Office 2010 on MSDN and Technet Subscribers now Microsoft made available for the public. now anyone can download  Office 2010 Beta with license up to one year

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How to download Microsoft office 2010 professional plus beta:

 

1.Visit Microsoft office 2010 beta page and click on the button “Get it now”

get-office-20102. Now you will get the page where you need to sign in with your hotmail,or windows live ID(create one for free if you don’t have one)

3.After you sign in first you will get the license key for office 2010 beta then on the bottom of same page there is the download links.

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4.There are two version of office 2010 (32 bit or 64 bit) select the operating system version then choose the language you want. and click on download now button and the download should start immediately

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Make sure you have java installed on your computer before you start downloading

Office 2010 beta is set to expire on October 2010. After that either you need to buy the final Office 2010 or uninstall this one .

Budget Browsing: 10 Firefox Extensions That Can Actually Save You Money

Posted on August 6, 2009 by admin5 Comments

With many around the nation tightening their belts and trying to save money in every way they can, finding ways to get bargains and deals on things is an essential part of the process. If you shop online, and if you’re really looking for bargains you should, then these add-ons for Firefox can help make your shopping experience a much friendlier one on the wallet.

  1. RetailMeNot: Never shop without discount codes and coupons again. This add-on alerts you when there are potential bargains to be add on a site you’re visiting so you never miss out.
  2. BookBurro: Whether you’re a student or just a bibliophile, you’ll appreciate this add-on that senses every time you’re on a website with a book mentioned and gives you the option to find the best price for it online or locate it at a local library.
  3. Amazon Shopper: If you do a lot of shopping on Amazon, this tool can seriously come in handy. It contains a price watch tool to let you know when things you want go on sale as well as search feature and a 30-day price tracker.
  4. eBay Companion: Make sure you don’t get outbid on eBay by using this helpful sidebar tool. It will alert you when you’ve been outbid, when auctions are ending and let you watch the bidding process as it goes.
  5. FareFirst: If you’re looking to take a trip, this tool will let you monitor the prices of tickets to your destination from several popular airlines.
  6. Price Protectr Toolbar: This tool offers several great benefits including coupon searches, price watching, price protection and retailer ratings.
  7. Shopzilla: This tool makes it easy to price compare over a wide range of sites. Simply right click on the item of interest and you can be taken to Amazon, eBay, Epinions, PriceGrabber and more.
  8. One Click Best Deal: The name of this extension pretty much says it all. Simply highlight the name of the product you’re interested in buying, right click, and you’ll get a list of comparative prices to ensure you’re getting the best deal.
  9. Yapta: Whether you’re traveling for business or pleasure, this tool will help you get the lowest prices on airfare. Put in where and when you want to go and you’ll find the best deals and get alerts if there’s a drop in price before you buy.
  10. My Buy Watcher: Use this extension to look through Amazon, Craigslist and eBay for the best deal on what you want to buy.

This post was contributed by Kelsey Allen, who writes about the graduate school scholarships. She welcomes your feedback at KelseyAllen1010 yahoo.com

August Demonoid Invitation Giveaway (Closed)

Posted on August 6, 2009 by admin17 Comments

Back again with new Demonoid Invitation Giveaway this month we got more Invitations, and here is how you can participate, just make sure to use your real emil in the comment so i can send you the invitation code.

How to participate?

  • Leave comment on this post and make sure you use your real email so i can send you the invitation if you won
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  • Stumble & comment on this post on the StumbleUpon (optional)
  • If you have a blog you can write post about this giveaway and link to this post (optional)

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How to Register and Unregister a DLL File in Windows XP and Vista

Posted on July 17, 2009 by admin4 Comments

Sometimes we need to register or unregister a DLL (A DLL file, aka Dynamic Link Library, are files that contain functions used across multiple applications.) file to troubleshoot a problem in Windows XP or Vista.

For example, Microsoft Office has hundreds of DLL files that can be used between the various Office programs to perform certain certain functions, such as spell checking, etc. Multiple programs can load the same DLL at the same time.

If you need to register a DLL due to some sort of corruption or installation failure, you can do it manually by following the method outlined below.

 Step 1:First click on Start, then Run and type the regsvr32 command followed by the path of the DLL file.

 

 

regsvr32 "C:\Windows\System32\Filename.dll"

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Step 2: Now click OK and you should get a confirmation message that the DLL has been registered successfully.

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That’s it! Now your DLL has been successfully added to the registry and can be used by Windows programs.

Note for vista users: If you are not able to register a DLL file and you end up getting an error message saying that the attempt to register the DLL file failed, you might want to disable UAC (User Account Control) in Windows Vista.

How To Unregister a DLL file

repeat the above steps except add the “/u” after the regsvr32 command

regsvr32 / u "C:\Windows\System32\Filename.dll"