Sky Sports | Formula 1 News

Sky Sports | Formula 1 News
		Lotus deputy tech chief departs April 5, 2012 at 8:39 AM   Lotus's Deputy Technical Director Naoki Tokunaga is leaving the team to take on a new role at Renault overseeing the French firm's 2014 F1 engine project. Media Files Kimi-Raikkonen-Lotus-2_2728252.jpg(JPEG Image, 121 KB)
		Hamilton aims to sustain consistency April 5, 2012 at 6:12 AM   Lewis Hamilton is confident McLaren's race-winning car means he will take his first 2012 victory soon, but insists it's just as important he stays consistent. Media Files Lewis-Hamilton-garage-Malaydian-grand-prix_2740317.jpg (JPEG Image, 121 KB)
		Hamilton aims to sustain consistency April 5, 2012 at 5:25 AM   Lewis Hamilton is confident McLaren's race-winning package will mean he will take his first 2012 victory soon, but insists it's more important he stays consistent. Media Files Lewis-Hamilton-garage-Malaydian-grand-prix_2740317.jpg (JPEG Image, 121 KB)
		Schumi: Luck may be about to turn April 5, 2012 at 4:39 AM   Michael Schumacher reckons his largely underwhelming Chinese GP record could be about to change this year in wake Mercedes' work on race pace. Media Files Michael-Schumacher_2738042.jpg (JPEG Image, 121 KB)
		Caterham optimistic over tyre progress April 5, 2012 at 3:52 AM   Caterham believe they will be in a position to extract more performance from Pirelli's tyres on F1's return to action in China after extensive work at the factory. Media Files Malaysian-GP-Qualifying-Heikki-Kovalainen-Cat_2738652.jpg (JPEG Image, 121 KB)
		HRT sign Chinese prospect April 5, 2012 at 2:31 AM   HRT have added Chinese driver Ma Qing Hua to their young driver development programme after the 24-year-old impressed team chief Luis Perez-Sala. Media Files untitled_2744459.jpg (JPEG Image, 121 KB)

Over 600K Mac OS X Computers has infected by Flashback Trojan

Over 600K Mac OS X Computers has infected by Flashback Trojan

The time was gone when Apple computer are safe from malware's, On Wednesday russian antivirus company repoted that 550,000 (but later that number was updated to 600,000) Mac OS X computers has been infected by "Flashback" Trojan.

Flashback Trojan started exploiting in Mac OS X through security hole in java and then steal personal information through web-browser and Java.

Systems get infected with BackDoor.Flashback.39 after a user is redirected to a bogus site from a compromised resource or via a traffic distribution system. JavaScript code is used to load a Java-applet containing an exploit. Doctor Web's virus analysts discovered a large number of web-sites containing the code.

According to above map, United States have largest infected users with 56.6% infected computers and Canada was second with 19.8 percent.

If you want to check your Mac was infected or not follow F-Secureinstruction.

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Is there a way to distinguish between a zero and an “O” when entering a serial number?

Is there a way to distinguish between a zero and an “O” when entering a serial number? Sometimes – for various reasons – you receive a serial number that needs to be entered somewhere else, and I can’t tell the difference.

Many of us are confused by the shape of the numeral 0 and the capital ‘o’. If the text is digital, it is easier to identify by changing the font to one that distinctly differentiates between a zero and an ‘O’. However, distinguishing one from the other in printed copies, like serial numbers, is hard at times.

Some History

Most of the time, a check still gets cleared if you type it for $5 followed by two O’s and not zeros, but for those that care, let’s go back in history a bit. The situation used to be much different, once upon a time, when the closest thing we had to a computer was a typewriter. You’d be surprised to know that in the early days, typewriters made no distinction between a zero and an O – so much so, that some typewriters did not even have a separate key for zero.

Modern displays

With the advent of character displays, there came a need to distinguish the two. After all, it was all about typeface, and people love a good font. The digit zero has changed in form twice, once being represented with a slash and another time with a dot in between. However, none of these display styles for zero could strip it of its glory in the battle against ‘O’. So, in modern times, both zero and O have no dot or slash in them. The only thing that has changed is that a computer will not accept an O for a zero!

Distinguishing a zero from an O

The only probable way to distinguish between a zero and an O is to improvise. Most (but not all) fonts try to portray a zero as an oval with a sharp top and bottom and flat sides. If you turn a printed zero sideways, you will clearly see it resting on a flat belly. An O on the other hand, can be perceived as something that is easy to roll.

Here is a list of fonts and how they show a zero an O. As we can see, distinguishing a zero from an O within the same font is easy, but for some fonts, like Georgia, it gets a bit harder. Always remember, a zero will have nearly flat sides and an O will have a broadly rounded top and bottom in most cases.

Zero/o in caps	Font Name
0/O	Arial
0/O	Andale Mono
0/O	Georgia
0/O	Book Antiqua
0/O	Times New Roman
0/O	Verdana

Word cannot open this document template. (C:\Users\…\1033\Building Blocks.dotx)

I used to be able to number my pages in MS Word 2007. I would go to the ribbon and click on “insert”. Then I selected “Page Number” and clicked. Then “Top of Page” and “Right Side” I can no longer do it. There is error message, that reads: Microsoft Office WordWord cannot open this document template. (C:\Users\…\1033\Building Blocks.dotx)

Unfortunately, , what you’ve encountered is a corrupt or damaged BuildingBlocks.dotx file.

As for how to fix it… well, I’ve found a couple of different ways.

First, Microsoft offers a “fix it for you” method where you run a wizard from their site that will walk you through the steps to fixing the problem.

You can find the Fix It wizard here then click on the Fix It button.

Click Run in the download dialog box and follow the wizard steps.

Beyond that you could choose to fix the problem yourself.

There are actually two BuildingBlocks.dotx files that are used by Word. One is located in your user data folder and the other in the program folder. Assuming that it’s only your user data file that’s corrupted you would want to move that file into a temporary location and then let Word build a new one from its default settings.

To accomplish this use the following steps.

1. Exit Word 2007.
2. Click Start, click Run, type ”%appdata%\Microsoft\Document Building Blocks\1033″, and then clickOK.
3. Move the Building Blocks.dotx file to a temporary folder.
4. Start Word 2007.

If this does the trick, then it was only the user data BuildingBlocks.dotx file that was damaged and you’re now good to go.

Should this still not work then it’s both files that are corrupted or damaged and you’ll need to actually repair the Office 2007 Program System (or Word 2007 if it’s a stand-alone program).

To do this complete this task use the steps below:

1. Exit all 2007 Office programs.
2. Click Start, click Run, type ”%appdata%\Microsoft\Document Building Blocks\1033″, and then clickOK.
3. Move the Building Blocks.dotx file to a temporary folder.
4. Click Start, click Run, type ”%programfiles%\Microsoft Office\Office12\Document Parts\1033″, and then click OK.
5. Move the Building Blocks.dotx file to a temporary folder.
6. Close both folders.
7. Click Start, click Run, type appwiz.cpl, and the click OK.
8. In the Currently installed programs list, click the version of the 2007 Office system that is installed on the computer. Or, click Word 2007 if you have the stand-alone version installed on the computer.
9. Click Change, click Repair, and then click Continue.

Once you’ve got Word’s page numbers working again you can delete the BuildingBlocks.dotx file(s) that were put into a temporary location – they are no longer needed.

Word cannot open this document template. (C:\Users\…\1033\Building Blocks.dotx)

I used to be able to number my pages in MS Word 2007. I would go to the ribbon and click on “insert”. Then I selected “Page Number” and clicked. Then “Top of Page” and “Right Side” I can no longer do it. There is error message, that reads: Microsoft Office Word
Word cannot open this document template. (C:\Users\…\1033\Building Blocks.dotx)

Unfortunately, , what you’ve encountered is a corrupt or damaged BuildingBlocks.dotx file.

As for how to fix it… well, I’ve found a couple of different ways.

First, Microsoft offers a “fix it for you” method where you run a wizard from their site that will walk you through the steps to fixing the problem.

You can find the Fix It wizard here then click on the Fix It button.

Click Run in the download dialog box and follow the wizard steps.

Beyond that you could choose to fix the problem yourself.

There are actually two BuildingBlocks.dotx files that are used by Word. One is located in your user data folder and the other in the program folder. Assuming that it’s only your user data file that’s corrupted you would want to move that file into a temporary location and then let Word build a new one from its default settings.

To accomplish this use the following steps.

1. Exit Word 2007.
2. Click Start, click Run, type ”%appdata%\Microsoft\Document Building Blocks\1033″, and then clickOK.
3. Move the Building Blocks.dotx file to a temporary folder.
4. Start Word 2007.

If this does the trick, then it was only the user data BuildingBlocks.dotx file that was damaged and you’re now good to go.

Should this still not work then it’s both files that are corrupted or damaged and you’ll need to actually repair the Office 2007 Program System (or Word 2007 if it’s a stand-alone program).

To do this complete this task use the steps below:

1. Exit all 2007 Office programs.
2. Click Start, click Run, type ”%appdata%\Microsoft\Document Building Blocks\1033″, and then clickOK.
3. Move the Building Blocks.dotx file to a temporary folder.
4. Click Start, click Run, type ”%programfiles%\Microsoft Office\Office12\Document Parts\1033″, and then click OK.
5. Move the Building Blocks.dotx file to a temporary folder.
6. Close both folders.
7. Click Start, click Run, type appwiz.cpl, and the click OK.
8. In the Currently installed programs list, click the version of the 2007 Office system that is installed on the computer. Or, click Word 2007 if you have the stand-alone version installed on the computer.
9. Click Change, click Repair, and then click Continue.

Once you’ve got Word’s page numbers working again you can delete the BuildingBlocks.dotx file(s) that were put into a temporary location – they are no longer needed.

How do I  clear up cache etc. on my Android phone?

 Android has two types of cache: Browser and Applications. This tip addresses how to clear the browser cache. I’ve used the most commonly found version of Android, 2.2,  to illustrate the steps. To clear the Browser Cache and History, perform the following steps.

Step 1: Launch a Browser window.

Step 2: Press the menu key on the phone. Typically, it is the left corner key on Android phones. After you press this key, some options appear.

Step 3: Tap More

Step 4: Tap Settings

Step 5: Scroll down to Privacy Settings. Here you’ll notice two options, Clear cache and Clear history. Tap the appropriate option to clear it.

Step 6: A warning window appears. Tap OK to complete the action.

Step 7: Perform Step 5 for Clear history.

That’s it! By clearing the browser cache, you’ll notice some degree of performance improvement of your Android phone. For more improvements, you’ll need to clear the cache of the Android applications installed. The procedure is a little different. I’ll provide a tip for that as soon as possible. So, do keep a look out.

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Instagrame Android App Released: Re

Instagrame Android App Released: Reveiw

After a long wait finally Instagram has arrived on Google Play, Just few weeks ago, Instagram co-founder Kevin Systrom announced on SXSW attendees that very soon Instagram will arrived on Android and last week they also creates a Pre-registration page and from today it is available on Google Play.
Instagram is the popular Photo sharing websites for Apple Devices and was launched in October 2010 by co-founders Kevin Systrom and Mike Krieger. Instagram is a fast, beautiful and fun way to share your life with friends through a series of pictures.
To use Instagram first login or sign up on Instagram and then snap a photo, then choose a filter to transform the look and feel, rotate your photos, add remove border and can also adjust the lighting of your photos.

Pictures are shared on Instagram, and can be easily uploaded to other social media platforms including Twitter, Facebook, Foursquare and Tumblr and you can enable Geotag for your photos and can also add caption.

Features of Instagram:-
-100% free custom designed filters and borders
-Lux works its magic by making your photos more vibrant and brings out details in your photos you couldn’t see before
-Instant sharing to Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr, and Foursquare (Flickr coming very soon)
-Interact with friends through giving & receiving likes and comments
-Works with Android versions 2.2 and above that support OpenGL ES 2
-Full front & back camera support
-And much much more…
Download Instagram from Google Play

Sky Sports | Formula 1 News

Sky Sports | Formula 1 News
		Button hungry for more success April 3, 2012 at 9:04 AM   Jenson Button admits he can't envisage a time when he might want to call it quits in F1, the Briton saying his sights are trained on winning another World title. Media Files 141793470_2738606.jpg (JPEG Image, 121 KB)
		Raikkonen: Luck has been key April 3, 2012 at 8:48 AM   Kimi Raikkonen believes Lotus just need their luck to turn around in order to be able to fight it out at the front of the grid. Media Files Kimi-Raikkonen-Malaysia_2743860.jpg(JPEG Image, 121 KB)
		Pirelli name latest tyre choices April 3, 2012 at 3:42 AM   Pirelli has selected the tyre compounds it will bring to the three races from Bahrain, with a two-step gap chosen for Spain. Media Files Pirelli-tyres_2733055.jpg (JPEG Image, 121 KB)
		Vettel confident for next races April 3, 2012 at 3:08 AM   Sebastian Vettel is optimistic Red Bull look in "good shape" for the upcoming races in China and Bahrain amid ongoing work to improve the RB8's performance. Media Files Sebastian-Vettel-Australian-Grand-Prix-grid_2736981.jpg (JPEG Image, 121 KB)