Showing posts with label Easily. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Easily. Show all posts

Friday, March 2, 2012

Synchronising Your Files Between Computers Easily

If you have just the one computer, you have a problem. You have got no easy way of doing backups (except maybe to an external hard drive, USB or other memory stick, or recordable DVD or CD media).

If you have multiple computers, you can solve that problem easily by copying your important files between them, but then a different problem manifests itself. If you work on projects on multiple machines and you "hot desk," you may not have the files you're working on on your current computer. Also, you have to make sure that the important files are copied in both places.

Iphone Application

There are a couple of solutions to this. If you're running with a Windows PC, there are two Applications that allow you to synchronise the contents of your folders. This means that the two folders will have exactly the same contents. It is handled by performing operations on the remote folder periodically to ensure the same files exist on both sides with the same contents.

For Windows PCs, there are two Applications that handle this. Searching for 'SyncToy' will provide you with a link to some free software from Microsoft that can perform this task.

Karen's Replicator will do the same job, but it also allows you to set up a schedule, and keeps details of its history. It is free for non-commercial purposes; a relatively cheap license is available if you want to run it in connection with your business; and there exist a number of other programs that come with that license. Search for 'Karen's Replicator' for more details.

These are fine if you run Windows all the time, but there is a solution that works on other platforms, including Mac and Linux. You can even access your files via an iPhone.

It stores a copy of your files on secured servers on the internet, and then when you make any changes to the folder that you set up to synchronise, those changes will be copied to the server on the internet. They will then propagate to any other machines that you have connected to the service on which you have set up a similar folder.

The service is intelligent enough to know that if your computers are on the same network and powered up and running at the same time, they can talk to each other to synchronise the folders between them, and the transfer does not have to proceed across the internet; this saves time. Of course, the files are still copied to the servers on the internet, regardless.

The transfer over the internet takes some time, depending partly on the speed of your internet connection (BroadBand recommended). This is not good for copying huge quantities of data, unless you've got the time to wait for it. For tens of gigabytes of data, it could take days! But for smaller quantities, and especially if you're working on a project, it's a good service.

The service is positioned as a backup solution as well. Again, if your backup needs are light, then it's likely to be good for you. If you have a lot of data that you wish to back up, you're better off getting a hard drive big enough to handle the data, and using one of the software-only solutions described above.

The service is called DropBox, and at the time of writing it is free for up to 2Gb of data and has subscription options to allow you to use it for up to 100Gb.

Synchronising Your Files Between Computers Easily

Monday, January 30, 2012

Mobile Tapping - Easily Tap Any Mobile Phone

If you want to do some mobile tapping then this article is just for you. I'm going to go over how you can go about covertly mobile tapping a phone so that you can see everything it is doing. This is becoming increasingly easy as the technology improves. With some good technology you can easily see where the phone is via GPS data, and what the phone is doing (like call logs, contact information, text messages, etc.) So let's get into it below and find out how you can begin tapping a phone.

How Do Mobile Tapping Programs Work?

Iphone Application

There are physical programs and software based ones. I always recommend that you go with the latter because they're easier to use and are much more dependable. The way that it works is simple: you put the program on the phone, and then it will relay all the information back to you via the internet. You will see where they are (GPS data) streaming in, and you can literally see them on a map. The other stuff is easily accessed through the program and you can "explore" the phone and see all the logs, including all messaging that they sent and received and phone calls made.

Which Mobile Tapping Software to Use?

Don't buy anything that needs to be shipped to you on CDs. The reason why is because you will probably have to update the software anyway - so you may as well get the software now instantly by downloading it. That way you can be sure it is updated to the newest version. If you use a bad version on a phone it can potentially mess up the phone and/or just not work (or it can show up on the person's phone, which will catch you and cause a lot of embarrassment.)

Here's a Trusted Mobile Tapping Program
If you want to get started right now, then I highly recommend you get the following taping software because it's undetectable, working, easy to use, easy to install and because it showed up as #1 after I saw my research results.

Mobile Tapping - Easily Tap Any Mobile Phone

Sunday, January 29, 2012

Microsoft Word 2003 - Create a Colorful Venn Diagram Easily

I love Venn Diagrams because nothing comes to close to expressing the logical relationships between different sets of elements that well.

With Microsoft Word 2003 you can create fantastic looking and colorful Venn Diagrams on the fly, with as many elements and colors as you need.

Application Development

It helps to launch your DRAW toolbar first before you do anything else.

Then follow these steps:

1) Click the 3-balls icon (the tool tip text should read "Insert Diagram or Organization Chart") to display the Diagram Gallery dialog box.

2) Click and select the Venn Diagram icon on the lower-center to insert a default Venn diagram and also to display the Diagram mini tool-bar.

3) To add a new set of elements (represented by each CIRCLE in the diagram), click the Insert Shape button on the mini tool-bar.

4) To move the circle shapes around, click the clockwise or counterclockwise buttons until you get the desired positioning.

5) Click the "Click to Add text" text to enter any text you want to identify the individual elements.

6) Click the Text Wrap button to apply text wrapping, if there is any need.

7) Click Autoformatting button on the mini tool-bar to select a pre-saved format template for the whole diagram.

8) You can change the formatting of any individual slice by selecting it and then clicking the appropriate formatting buttons on the DRAW toolbar.

There are quite a few professional graphic creation software out there, like Adobe Illustrator. But why spend the extra money when you have at your disposal great free graphic tools already built into your MS Word?

Microsoft Word 2003 - Create a Colorful Venn Diagram Easily