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There is one interesting feature is introduced in Windows Vista. Whenever we wants to see the time for the specific country, we always used to change the zone and find the time out there. But in vista, You are able to set a Additional Clock of the different time zone.
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Comments (0) Posted by Ashish Maheshwari on Monday, December 31st, 2007
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While I keep XP on my desktop mainly for gaming and a few other things (yeah some time I work too), but it’s the Ubuntu ruling my desktop these days. There’s quite a bit of visual customization available that makes it interesting. I thought, I would show you how to get a Linux like look on your boring XP landscape. (oh I am sorry Mr. Gates that usual XP Visual Style is too old).

Download the pack via Rapidshare.com or else Use Mirrors Listed Below.
Mirror 1 - Megaupload.com
Mirror 2 - MediaFire.com
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Comments (5) Posted by Ashish Maheshwari on Sunday, December 9th, 2007
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After my earlier article on how to install Mac OSX Leopard on a PC. I was thinking about those fellows who can’t download or install the Leopard on their PC, so I requested my friend designer kid to help me write something for my readers to give their desktop an Ultimate Mac OS X Leopard Transformation!

Mirror:
One (Megaupload.com)
Two (TinyUpload.com)
Update:
1. Due to exceeding downloads and bandwidth, I had to transfer the files to an external server.
2. Mac OS X Cursor Pack updated.
I thought of downloading the complete pack won’t be easy for those unlucky fellows on dial-up connection, so I am adding links to individual Parts of the Ultimate Mac OS X Leopard Transformation Pack.
So here we begin as the the main feature of OS X are the Login Screen, the Dock bar etc. So first of all we will add a dock menu and start the process which transforms “Windows XP OS” into a “MAC OS X”. (more…)
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Apple Features Mac OSX Leopard
Comments (131) Posted by Ashish Maheshwari on Sunday, October 28th, 2007
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Guess what? People are just celebrating launch of OS X Leopard by Apple but a group of ’special’ people have already created patched DVD Disc using which any person can get the OS X Leopard experience on his/her very own PC !!
So are read to install the OS X Leopard on my workstation? (I am desperately waiting for the download of DVD to complete, meanwhile writing this)
Alright, so I have got the DVD image and the ‘Patch’ in a compressed archive, so here are the further steps I (you) need to follow: (more…)
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Comments (44) Posted by Ashish Maheshwari on Saturday, October 27th, 2007
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Did you people ever wish to set-up multiple home pages in Firefox ?
I yes, then you are at the right place. So here’s the way to do this little but useful little trick.
Suppose you would like to set Orkut, Google and my blog
as your homepages. Then try this tweak in Firefox to set multiple homepages. This is what you should do :
- In the When Firefox starts drop down menu choose Show my home page
- In Home page give your homepages separated by a | (pipe symbol)

Example: http://www.google.com|http://www.orkut.com|http://cooltipsntricks.blogspot.com
Now next time when you start Firefox all of your three home pages will be displayed simultaneously. 
Comments (1) Posted by Ashish Maheshwari on Thursday, August 9th, 2007
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Now enjoy quicker shutdown, hibernation and restart of you windows with this tweak.
*SHUTDOWN*
1) First Right click on your desktop
2) Now Click New Shortcut to open the Create Shortcut Wizard
3) Type:-
shutdown -s -t 00
4) Click Next and type a descriptive name of your choosing for the shortcut
5) And then Click Finish
*HIBERNATION*
1) Right-click on a blank area of the desktop
2) Select New Shortcut
3) In the type the location text box enter:
rundll32.exe PowrProf.dll, SetSuspendState
4) Click Next
5) Name it (Hibernation, for example)
6) Click Finish
*RESTART*
1) Right-click on a blank area of the desktop
2) Select New Shortcut
3) In the first box of the Create Shortcut Wizard, type :
Shutdown -r -t 00
4) Click Next.
5) Name the shortcut Restart & click Finish.
Note:- You can also select appropriate icon for them.
Comments (0) Posted by Ashish Maheshwari on Friday, August 3rd, 2007
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Today at Tech Wizard I am going to tell you how to use ScreenSaver as Wallpaper in Windows XP. Windows Vista has this feature inbuilt called Dreamscene which allows you to use ScreenSaver as Wallpaper. But how to get the same effect in Windows XP??You can get the same effect in Windows XP also with the help of an OpenSource software ( btw I am a strong supporter of OpenSource softwares). The Software’s name is Vital Desktop. Download it from Here (File size 187 KB) and install it.
After Installing there will be an added menu in the Right Click context menu on desktop. Enable it from there.
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Comments (1) Posted by Ashish Maheshwari on Tuesday, July 31st, 2007
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Over some time of searching I have found this amazing script that allows you to send same scrap to multiple people (friends) in your Orkut account simultaneously.
Scrap All is a Firefox add-on that lets you scrap all your Orkut friends with a single click.

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Comments (7) Posted by Ashish Maheshwari on Tuesday, July 24th, 2007
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Many of you might be wondering how to chat with multiple IDs in Google Talk, but now you can do it easily with this easy tweak.
So here’s how to do it:
Add the following switch at the end of the target of your google talk shortcut :-
/nomutex
i.e. your target should look like this if everything is default:
“C:\Program Files\Google\Google Talk\googletalk.exe” /startmenu /nomutex
Note:
1. The Direction Of Slash
2. There are no quotes.
Happy chatting
Please do comment if you like this trick.
Comments (0) Posted by Ashish Maheshwari on Monday, July 23rd, 2007
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Ever wondered what you can do with the boring command prompt. If yes, then you re at the right place. Now you can watch Star Wars in your command prompt 
Just follow these steps :-
1.) Go to Start > Run
2.) Type cmd to open command prompt.
3.) Type this:
telnet towel.blinkenlights.nl
4.) Press enter and enjoy the fun !!!!
Happy Watching 
Comments (2) Posted by Ashish Maheshwari on Saturday, July 21st, 2007