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india Regional ThemePack for Windows 7 Released
India Regional ThemePack for Windows 7 Released
In Windows 7, you will see the regional themes, one each for Australia, Canada, Great Britain, USA, South Africa, etc. Now you can download a Regional ThemePack for India too.
WindowsClub is delighted to release a Regional ThemePack for India.
Staying away from the known sights of India, this themepack takes you on a beautiful journey to Ladakh, India.
From the Grazing Yaks near Photosakar village, to Himalayan River Zanskar. From Threshing Barley to the rapids of the Hanupata River Gorge, discover an Unseen India, through these rare HD wallpapers.
Download the themepack to your Windows 7 desktop, and double click on it to install. The wallpapers were downloaded from various places on the net & all due credit goes to the respective photographers & creators
India Regional ThemePack for Windows 7 Released
Posted by bala on 10:18 PM
In Windows 7, you will see the regional themes, one each for Australia, Canada, Great Britain, USA, South Africa, etc. Now you can download a Regional ThemePack for India too.
WindowsClub is delighted to release a Regional ThemePack for India.
Staying away from the known sights of India, this themepack takes you on a beautiful journey to Ladakh, India.
From the Grazing Yaks near Photosakar village, to Himalayan River Zanskar. From Threshing Barley to the rapids of the Hanupata River Gorge, discover an Unseen India, through these rare HD wallpapers.
Download the themepack to your Windows 7 desktop, and double click on it to install. The wallpapers were downloaded from various places on the net & all due credit goes to the respective photographers & creators
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In Windows 7, you will see the regional themes, one each for Australia, Canada, Great Britain, USA, South Africa, etc. Now you can download a Regional ThemePack for India too.
WindowsClub is delighted to release a Regional ThemePack for India.
Staying away from the known sights of India, this themepack takes you on a beautiful journey to Ladakh, India.
From the Grazing Yaks near Photosakar village, to Himalayan River Zanskar. From Threshing Barley to the rapids of the Hanupata River Gorge, discover an Unseen India, through these rare HD wallpapers.
Download the themepack to your Windows 7 desktop, and double click on it to install. The wallpapers were downloaded from various places on the net & all due credit goes to the respective photographers & creators
India Regional ThemePack for Windows 7 Released
Posted by bala on 10:18 PM
In Windows 7, you will see the regional themes, one each for Australia, Canada, Great Britain, USA, South Africa, etc. Now you can download a Regional ThemePack for India too.
WindowsClub is delighted to release a Regional ThemePack for India.
Staying away from the known sights of India, this themepack takes you on a beautiful journey to Ladakh, India.
From the Grazing Yaks near Photosakar village, to Himalayan River Zanskar. From Threshing Barley to the rapids of the Hanupata River Gorge, discover an Unseen India, through these rare HD wallpapers.
Download the themepack to your Windows 7 desktop, and double click on it to install. The wallpapers were downloaded from various places on the net & all due credit goes to the respective photographers & creators
Windows 7 Action Center
The Windows 7 Action Center can be considered as a place where you can find all the messages relating to your PC, on which you need to take action.It contains messages about the running of your PC which help you diagnose and solve issues, if any, relating to your PC. This includes information about Security & System Maintenance.
When the status of a monitored item changes Action Center notifies you with a message in the notification area on the taskbar, the status of the item in Action Center changes color to reflect the severity of the message, and an action is recommended.
To change which items Action Center checks:
- Click to open Action Center.
- Click Change Action Center settings
Select a check box to make Action Center check an item for changes or problems, or clear a check box to stop checking the item. If you cleared a check box, click OK in the dialog.
Click OK.
If you prefer to keep track of an item yourself, and you don’t want to see notifications about its status, you can turn off notifications for the item.
When you clear the check box for an item on the Change message settings page, you won’t receive any messages, and you won’t see the item’s status in Action Center. We recommend checking the status of all items listed, since many can help warn you about security issues.
However, if you decide to turn off messages for an item, you can always turn messages back on. On the Change message settings page, select the check box for the item and then click OK. Or, click the appropriate Turn on messages link next to the item on the main page.
To change how solutions to problems appear in Action Center, click Change message settings, and then click Problem report settings. On the Change problem report settings page, you can choose how much information is sent, and how often to check for new solutions.
You can also control the behaviour of the Action Center.
From the taskbar, click Customize to open Notification Area Icons window. From here, choose how you wish Action Center to behave, from its drop down menu. Click OK.
Windows 7 Action Center
The Windows 7 Action Center can be considered as a place where you can find all the messages relating to your PC, on which you need to take action.It contains messages about the running of your PC which help you diagnose and solve issues, if any, relating to your PC. This includes information about Security & System Maintenance.
When the status of a monitored item changes Action Center notifies you with a message in the notification area on the taskbar, the status of the item in Action Center changes color to reflect the severity of the message, and an action is recommended.
To change which items Action Center checks:
- Click to open Action Center.
- Click Change Action Center settings
Select a check box to make Action Center check an item for changes or problems, or clear a check box to stop checking the item. If you cleared a check box, click OK in the dialog.
Click OK.
If you prefer to keep track of an item yourself, and you don’t want to see notifications about its status, you can turn off notifications for the item.
When you clear the check box for an item on the Change message settings page, you won’t receive any messages, and you won’t see the item’s status in Action Center. We recommend checking the status of all items listed, since many can help warn you about security issues.
However, if you decide to turn off messages for an item, you can always turn messages back on. On the Change message settings page, select the check box for the item and then click OK. Or, click the appropriate Turn on messages link next to the item on the main page.
To change how solutions to problems appear in Action Center, click Change message settings, and then click Problem report settings. On the Change problem report settings page, you can choose how much information is sent, and how often to check for new solutions.
You can also control the behaviour of the Action Center.
From the taskbar, click Customize to open Notification Area Icons window. From here, choose how you wish Action Center to behave, from its drop down menu. Click OK.
Wednesday, April 29, 2009
how to import DVD/VOB/MOV/MP4/FLV files to windows movie maker?
This tutorial intends to give you some advice about how to import your DVD/VOB/MOV/MP4/FLV files to Windows Movie Maker.
By daisyblue on 29 April 2009
You are fond of a clip from a DVD movie or mp4/flv files and tried to import it to windows movie maker, but the content is in VOB files and incompatible with WMM. There comes the headache! So, this tutorial intends to give you some advice about how to import your DVD/VOB/MOV/MP4/FLV files to Windows Movie Maker.
Windows Movie Maker is basic video creating/editing software introduced by Microsoft. It contains features such as effects, transitions, titles/credits, audio track, timeline narration, and Auto Movie. It can only accept video files in format AVI, WMV, MPEG, etc. So, if you want to edit your DVD video in Windows Movie Maker, it is better for you to convert the video format to WMV or AVI first.
Please download Daniusoft DVD ripper, install and run it. It is one of the bestDVD Converter, which can help you rip DVD to almost all video and audio formats. Then we can finish the conversion in 4 simple steps:
Step 1: Import DVD files.
You can either click Add button to insert the files you want to convert ， or easily drag & drop the DVD files into ‘Getting started’ table. You are allowed to load DVD Rom, DVD folders, ISO files or IFO files respectively.
Step 2: Customize output settings.
Click the "Convert to" drop-down menu to select the output format. You can choose WMV or AVI format. Also, you are allowed to customize the output parameters by clicking “Settings” button .Then click the "Target Path" button to find the destination folder for saving output format, or the files will be saved as default. A regular DVD movie has multiple subtitles and audio tracks, and you can select the right one for you.
Step 3: Edit video files.(optional)
Click “Edit” button, you are allowed to make wonderful video editing by cropping, trimming, adjusting effect and editing watermark.
Step 4: Start conversion.
Click “Start” button on right bottom of the main interface, you are allowed to start conversion. All the tasks of conversion will be finished at fast speed and high output quality. You can view your converted files by press the browse button, or you can choose to turn off computer after conversion.
Also, VOB/MOV/MP4/FLV files can’t be imported into windows movie maker directly as the reason of incompatible. So, you can use Daniusoft Video converter to convert them to WMV or AVI files. It is a superprofessionalvideo file converter that can convert your videos in high speed and excellent quality.
After you get the output video clip ripped from the DVD or VOB/MOV/MP4/FLV files, you can import them to Windows Movie maker to edit. Have fun J
DOWNLOAD MICROSOFT SP2
Finally Microsoft has released the much awaited Service Pack 2 for Office 2007.
This service pack includes two main categories of fixes:
Previously unreleased fixes that were made specifically for this service pack.
All the public updates, security updates, cumulative updates, and hotfixes that were released through February 2009.
Following are some important areas of improvements that are included in SP2:
Microsoft Office Access
Lets you export reports to Microsoft Office Excel.
Fixes issues that occur in the import data wizards, in report printing and previewing, in macros, in Excel integration, and in date filters.
Microsoft Office Excel
Improves the charting mechanism in Excel 2007. This includes better parity with Office 2003, improved robustness, and targeted performance improvements.
Improves the method by which Excel prints graphical content, especially when it prints to PCL printers.
Microsoft Office Outlook
Performance improvements that apply to the Startup, Shutdown, Folder View and Switch
Calendar improvements
Search reliability
Improvements to Really Simple Syndication (RSS)
Microsoft Office PowerPoint
Provides faster file resaves.
Improves image quality after files are saved in the .jpeg, .png, and .gif formats.
Fixes several printer-specific problems.
Provides better compatibility with Explorer preview in Windows Vista.
Microsoft Office Word
Improves the fidelity of .pdf and .xps output.
Improves Outlook performance.
Some other interesting features in SP2:
OpenDocument Format (ODF) support
Extensible file formats
Built-in Save As PDF/XPS support
You can download it using following link:
Download Office 2007 SP2
Changes List
Download Office Language Pack 2007 SP2
Tuesday, May 1, 2007
Will you upgrade to Windows 7 when it comes out? at 2:44 AM · 0 comments Looking forward to the change, or are you set in your Windows Vista ways
Will you upgrade to Windows 7 when it comes out?
Looking forward to the change, or are you set in your Windows Vista ways? Vote and let us know!
By NickO on 18 February 2009
In Issue 29 of Windows Vista: The Official Magazine we're trying to find out whether you're planning to upgrade from Windows Vista to Windows 7. Are you definitely going to upgrade, do you prefer Windows Vista, or are you still a little unsure about it all?
Tell us what you think by clicking on the link here and voting in the poll and we'll publish the results in Issue 29 of Windows Vista: The Official Magazine.
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