For MS Office Outlook 2010
Incoming Mail Server Settings
imap.mail.yahoo.com
Port: 993
Use Following type of Encrypted Connection = SSL
Outgoing mail Server Settings
smtp.mail.yahoo.com
Port: 25
Use Following type of Encrypted Connection = None
Outgoing server Settings
My SMTP server requires authentication = Checked
Tick "Use same settings as incoming server"
Require logon using Secure Password Authentication (SPA) = Unchecked
Some of these above mentioned settings have to do done by clicking on the More settings Button.
For MS Office Oulook 2007
Incoming Mail Server Settings
imap.mail.yahoo.com
Port: 993
Use Following type of Encrypted Connection = SSL
Outgoing mail Server Settings
smtp.mail.yahoo.co.uk
Port: 465
Use Following type of Encrypted Connection = SSL
Outgoing server Settings
My SMTP server requires authentication = Checked
Tick "Use same settings as incoming server"
Require logon using Secure Password Authentication (SPA) = Unchecked
Some of these above mentioned settings have to do done by clicking on the More settings Button.
Manual Registry Hack
Open up regedit through the start menu search or run box, and then browse down to the following key:
HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\AutoHotkeyScript\Shell
Right-click on “Shell” on the left-hand side and create a new key called “runas”, then create a key called “Command” below it. Then create or set the following two values on the right-hand side, adjusting the path if necessary.
| Name | Value |
| (Default) | “C:\Program Files\AutoHotkey\AutoHotkey.exe” “%1″ %* |
| IsolatedCommand | “C:\Program Files\AutoHotkey\AutoHotkey.exe” “%1″ %* |
The default key should already be there, just need to set the value.
Now when you right-click on an AutoHotkey script, you’ll see the option to Run as Administrator:
The average Windows user would probably never consider using a file manager other than the one built into the operating system — Windows Explorer. But, if you aren't an average Windows users and like to optimise, customise your computers read below.
This is a full-featured, yet lightweight file manager. This tool has features such as tabbed exploring, bookmark files and folders, search filters, a built-in text editor, file preview, transparency levels for different programs, themes, shortcut key support, breadcrumb navigation, session saving and much more. CubicExplorer is divided into three panels: the Main navigation window, the Navigation tree and the Filter/Preview/Dropstack panel. Now, the first two panels should be familiar to most Windows users and work as you'd expect them to. The Dropstack panel, however, is unique. It lets you drag and drop files or folders into groups for temporary quick access
Explorer++ offers Tabbed browsing, real-time file previews, keyboard shortcuts, a customisable user interface, full drag-and-drop support and advanced file operations. This file manager is completely self contained means put it on a flash drive, and you'll have it for using on your machine or on any machine you're working with.
Xplorer² comes in both free and paid versions. The free (or Lite) version doesn't have the full version's Advanced Search capabilities or come with Customer Support, but you can browse the entire shell namespace, preview documents, pictures, music files and videos, filter files and folders using wildcards, and even synchronise folders.
This explorer alternative brings a bit of style to Windows. It is skinnable and also offers tabbed browsing, built-in FTP, built-in archive, advanced rename, Split and Join File support, and more. This is probably one of the most powerful Windows file managers out there, but its interface may not be as user friendly when compared with other file managers listed here.
Q-Dir, can be installed or used as a portable app from a flash drive. Its features are preview filters, drag and drop support, a screen magnifier, export files in XLS, CVS, TST and HTML formats. Q-Dir's unique feature is the amount of interface control it provides.
Via TechRepublic
Step 1: Click on "File Tab (push button)
Step 2: Click on "Options
Step 3: Under Startup Options, tick the check box that reads make Outlook the default program for E-mail, Contacts, and Calendar
Step 4: click on "OK (push button)" in "Outlook Options"
This is fun. You must watch it. It really works.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2tI7VEh17VE&feature=player_embedded
The following link explains why you should root your Android phone and what benefits you get from it. It includes stopping auto update and other guides.
http://www.readwriteweb.com/archives/how_to_hack_your_android_phone.php
