Legal Notice Dialog Box (Box Pops Up Before Prompted For User and Password)

You will see this on school pc’s, college pc’s or university pc’s.

It’s simple to put it on your own pc just run “regedit”

Now go to “HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\MICROSOFT\WINDOWS NT\CURRENT VERSION\WINLOGON”

Value1: “legalnoticecaption” = This is the title for your box

Value 2: “legalnoticetext” = This is the text contained inside the box

Set your Num lock Caps lock and scroll lock.

Well here’s a simple tip to make your indicators to be changed when you boot up.

First you want to hold your windows key and press ‘r’ type in ‘regedit’ and hit enter.

Second you want to go in to “HKEY_USERS \ .Default \ Control_Panel \ Keyboard” in that look for the value saying: ‘initialkeyboardindicators’ and double click on it

0 – indicators off.

1 – Caps lock on.

2 – Num lock on.

3 – Caps lock & Num lock on.

4 – Scroll lock on.

5 – Caps lock on & Scroll lock on.

6 – Num lock on & Scroll lock on.

7 – All on (caps, num & scroll lock)

Peer 2 Peer, Why Do We Even Use Them!

Well lets get started with mentioning the most well known one kazzaa aka virus city, and we all know that their not for legal things are they the most common files to be seen on there are mp3’s this also goes for Limewire and all the others.

Now for the best of all Bit torrent, this is the most legally used p2p program all around, you will see a lot of pod casters using torrents to hand out their files because it will save their bandwidth and allow their viewers to also help host their videos which is a large help!

So a lot of people ask why p2p the answers simple speed, you’re downloading of several peers allowing you to download faster than the normal http downloads which is where you’re downloading from one person.

So why do people download mp3’s off p2p programs, also a simple answer their free its only illegal to share your files that’s why Limewire has become so popular because you can turn that option off.

Setting up your own website.

This is a basic guide to set up your personal website.

1. You will need a good WYSIWYG editor (what you see is what you get) for this I would recommend adobe’s macromedia dreamweaver, this has to be the best WYSIWYG editor I have seen around.

The next program you will need is a photo editor, if your going for a professional look you should get adobe Photoshop CS2 which can be breaking your bank for a small website so I would say look for a open source one which would have to be GIMP (GNU Image Manipulation Program), or if you brought the macromedia studio MX that includes dreamweaver you should of also got fireworks which is another photo editor.

2. Now lets get designing, first off you want to sketch a design you like try and create it as good as you can in your photo editor.

Once you have created your design you want to go ahead and use the slice tool which will break up your image into different pictures, so you need to find your navigator and use your slice tool on that then next find the content area and slice that off.

Battle Of The Browsers. Firefox, Opera or Internet Explorer

The majority of internet users are internet explorer users which firefox catching up about 1 quarter of the internet users are using firefox, and poor opera are left in the dust, so I’ve started a test a while back trying out 3 different browsers over the course of a week on each one first off I will be trying firefox my favourite.

Firefox:

Well I love this browser for a starter it has a large community dedicated to making extensions and themes, which I must say is brilliant you have a range of weather in your little status bar to a toolbar that randomly picks pages for you to go onto which we all know is the dumbest invention ever but great fun if you have a lot of time to waste, the themes are great to use I have a couple I like noia and pimpzilla which I think is brilliant if your looking for a complete change to firefox’s look go for pimpzilla.

But these are only the small things lets get down to the real firefox.