Sunday, 7 February 2010

How to Make an Email Signature for Yahoo Mail

An email signature is an efficient way to provide all those details you want to include in every email without having to retype them. You can configure Yahoo! Mail to automatically insert the same signature into every email you send.
Instructions
  1. Step1

    Sign in to your Yahoo! Mail account. From the top navigation bar, click on "Options." You can find this on the far right-side of the screen.

  2. Step2

    Find the "Signature" link in the "Management" column on the right side of the screen. If you do not see it, make sure "Mail" is selected in the "Options" menu at the left.

  3. Step3

    Decide what information you want to be placed into your Yahoo! Mail signature. You can include your name, employment title, email address, mailing address, phone number, fax number or any other information you want. Some people like to include a brief quote or humorous line at the bottom of their signatures.

  4. Step4

    Input the information into the text field. Click on "Color and Graphics" to change the font color, font size and font style of your text and to add emotions to your signature.

  5. Step5

    Click the "Add signature to all outgoing messages" checkbox if you always want to use your signature. If you may not always want to use your signature, you can leave this unchecked and add your signature only when you want to.

  6. Step6

    Hit the "Save" button at the bottom when you are done creating your signature.

  7. Step7

    Add your signature manually by checking the "Use my signature" check box at the bottom of every Yahoo! Mail message. Although you will not see your signature, it will be added to the bottom of your email when it is sent.



How to Make an Email Signature for Yahoo Mail

An email signature is an efficient way to provide all those details you want to include in every email without having to retype them. You can configure Yahoo! Mail to automatically insert the same signature into every email you send.
Instructions
  1. Step1

    Sign in to your Yahoo! Mail account. From the top navigation bar, click on "Options." You can find this on the far right-side of the screen.

  2. Step2

    Find the "Signature" link in the "Management" column on the right side of the screen. If you do not see it, make sure "Mail" is selected in the "Options" menu at the left.

  3. Step3

    Decide what information you want to be placed into your Yahoo! Mail signature. You can include your name, employment title, email address, mailing address, phone number, fax number or any other information you want. Some people like to include a brief quote or humorous line at the bottom of their signatures.

  4. Step4

    Input the information into the text field. Click on "Color and Graphics" to change the font color, font size and font style of your text and to add emotions to your signature.

  5. Step5

    Click the "Add signature to all outgoing messages" checkbox if you always want to use your signature. If you may not always want to use your signature, you can leave this unchecked and add your signature only when you want to.

  6. Step6

    Hit the "Save" button at the bottom when you are done creating your signature.

  7. Step7

    Add your signature manually by checking the "Use my signature" check box at the bottom of every Yahoo! Mail message. Although you will not see your signature, it will be added to the bottom of your email when it is sent.



Monday, 1 February 2010

Online yahoo messanger with Pingbox to your blog.

Online yahoo messanger with Pingbox to your blog.

click to http://messenger.yahoo.com/pingbox/ and then login with your id and pasword

follow this step 1 - 4

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and now you can online in your blog

Online yahoo messanger with Pingbox to your blog.

Online yahoo messanger with Pingbox to your blog.

click to http://messenger.yahoo.com/pingbox/ and then login with your id and pasword

follow this step 1 - 4

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step 4




















and now you can online in your blog

Saturday, 30 January 2010

Desktop Sharing

Remote Desktop Sharing

Desktop Sharing enables the administrators to connect and control remote Windows desktops in the LAN and WAN. Accessing computers at a remote location in WAN can be either through VPN or through Internet. It is a web-based tool enabling access from anywhere in the LAN without requiring any native client. It allows almost all operations to be performed on the remote desktop.

Desktop Sharing Features

  • Access computers in LAN and WAN.
  • Web-based tool enables access from anywhere in the LAN.
  • Automatically installs the desktop-sharing agent in each desktop.
  • No individual authentication is required to gain access to a remote desktop.
  • Supports viewing/accessing remote desktops using Active X and Java Plug-ins.
  • Prompts user confirmation before providing the access to a remote desktop.
  • Supports locking the users keyboard and mouse when accessing from remote. Users screen can also be blacked out so that they are not aware of the changes you make.
  • Ability to send "Cnt+Alt+Del" command to access a locked computer.
  • Ability to switch between users' applications using "Alt+Tab" command.
Configurable screen resolution to fit the screen size.

Remote Control & Protects User's Privacy

Web-Based Remote Control

Desktop Central provides a web-based access to the remote computers. This means that a remote connection can be established from anywhere and does not require client software to be installed in order to access remote desktops. The administrators can also establish connection through a VPN to take control of a remote desktop.

Protects Users' Privacy

when connecting to remote computers using Remote Desktop Sharing, the adminstrators have an option to whether get user's permission before connecting to their desktop. Selecting this option would pop up a request window in the user's desktop seeking remote access. This is to ensure that the user's privacy is maintained.

ActiveX and Java Viewers

ActiveX and Java Viewers

Desktop Central supports accessing a remote desktop either using ActiveX or Java plug-ins. This enables accessing a remote desktop from any browser like Internet Explorer, Firefox, Flock, etc.