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Diagram Designer is a simple vector graphics editor for creating flowcharts, UML class diagrams, illustrations and slide shows.

Features:

• Customizable template object palette.
• Spellchecker (see below about dictionaries).
• Import/export WMF, EMF, BMP, JPEG, PNG, MNG, ICO, GIF and PCX images.
• Slide show viewer.
• Simple graph plotter to plot mathematical expressions.
• Advanced “pocket” calculator with equation solver.
• MeeSoft Image Analyzer integration for bitmap image editing and extended file format support.
• Uses compressed file format for minimizing drawing file size.

Content:

• Top 100 website of 2009
• Sony X Series Walkman
• Norton Internet Securyty 2010 Beta
• T-Mobile my touch 3G with Google
• How to get more from your twitter tweet

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Previously, i’ve posted the installation of Window XP using USB flash drive. This time, we move to install linux using USB flash drive. To create bootable Live USB drives for linux is much more easier, thanks to UNetbootin.It is a great tool that  allows you to create bootable Live USB drives for a variety of Linux distributions from Windows or Linux, without requiring you to burn a CD. Tools that we required:

• UNetbootin
• USB flash drive with more than 1GB storage
• Linux ISO (optional)

Linux ISO is optional because it can be download through UNetbootin if u do not has the image file.

1. Download & install UNetbootin. Plug in USB flash drive and run UNetbootin.

2. By selecting Distribution, when we select desire linux distro, where it can automatic download the respective ISO.


If we already downloaded the Linux ISO, we can select Disk Image and browse to the ISO file.

3. Job completed once finish compile data to usb drive.

This tutorial will explain howto install Nvidia 185.18.36 drivers in Ubuntu (64 bit) and enable visual effects.

First you need to download Nvidia drivers from here

1) Right-Click on the file: “Nvidia 185.18.36 Linux x64.run” and Click on “Properties”

2) Write down the text to the right of “Location:”

3) Close the “Properties” Window, and any other open Windows

4) Press “CTRL + ALT + F1″

5) Type: sudo bash

6) Press “Enter”

If prompted, type your password, and then press “Enter”

7) Type: sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop

Press “Enter”

9) Type the text you wrote down from Step 2

10) Now immediately after what you typed in Step 8, Type: Nvidia 185.18.36 Linux x64.run

11) Press Enter

12) Follow the prompted instructions until the installation is complete

13) Once the installation has completed, press “CTRL + ALT + F1″

14) Restart your computer

Display Driver Installation Completed

Follow this procedure to Enabling Visual Effects

1) From the “Desktop Panel” Click on System

2) Click on “Preferences”

3) Click on “Appearance”

4) From the “Appearance Preferences” Window, Click on the “Visual Effects” Tab

5) Click on one of the “Visual Effect” options from the list

6) Click on the “Close”

Enabling Visual Effects Completed

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Fire U is a free uninstaller that allows you to uninstall any program.It is deeply optimized for high-performance and written in .NET.

Freebie Notes is a great little program for users who just want sticky notes with an alarm timer. With Freebie Notes you can create notes displaying on your desktop. Your notes can be displayed immediately after creation or in the certain moments of time. You can create notes of custom sizes and colors and set different types for your notes.

Features:

• create electronic notes (stickers)
• edit stickers in the advanced mode
• specify the date and time of reminder
• customize the default parameters of electronic notes (their size, text, background and title color, position on the desktop, transparency)
• Extra small stickers creation
• “Don’t Show” alarm settings
• Interface languages: English, German, Spanish, French, Italian, Dutch, Maltese, Russian, Polish, Ukrainian, Chinese, Greek, Portuguese, Korean, Romanian, Danish, Serbian, Finnish, Czech

Contents:

• Lazarus – A powerful IDE for cross-platform development.
• Qt – Making Apps right on all platforms
• Build RIch desktops appls with Titanium.
• Open Source Compliance best practices
• Looking at AppArmor in Ubuntu
• Use tircd to connect to twitter over IRC
• Google chrome developers supercharging the with with V8

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American Photo


Popular Photography

Digital Photography

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Perfect Utilities combines more than 20 tools in one bundle to clean, optimize and speed up your system performance, It offers an attractive and easy to use interface that organizes all tasks into categories and provides graphical statistics whenever possible. The tools include Junk File Cleaner, Registry Cleaner, Disk Cleaner, Memory Optimizer, System Information, Registry Backup Tool, File Encryption Tool, Safe Uninstaller, Duplicate File Finder, File Shredder, File Recovery Tool, Disk Defragment Tool and much more. Perfect Utilities also includes an Internet Tracks Eraser with Cookie Manager and Secure Deletion. Overall, a great bundle that offers a wide range of system tools with extra benefits which are not easy to find.

Perfect Utilities allows Windows to run faster, more efficiently and gives you more hard disk space. The best part is that it’s Auto-Update supported, Fast, Security and Free!

Kate is a text editor for KDE. The name Kate is an acronym for KDE Advanced Text Editor.Kate has been part of the KDE since release 2.2 in 2001.Because of the KParts technology, it is possible to embed Kate as an editing component in other KDE applications. The integrated development environment KDevelop, the web development environment Quanta Plus, and the LaTeX front-end Kile are three of the major KDE applications making use of Kate as an editing component.

Kate is so far the best IMHO. Most essential features that a modern editor should provide such as session management, syntax highlighting, word completion, indentation, and scripting/plug-in system are all decent here except for code folding.

The XMLs are located at /usr/share/apps/katepart/syntax/

Find your targeted language style XML, and find at the end of the file the element general,
add a child element to it:

That’s it.

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