Sunday, July 19, 2009

بای ذنب قتلت؟





بای ذنب قتلت؟

Saturday, July 4, 2009

My brothers,My sisters,My blood


I am Concerned about my brothers and sisters

Sunday, June 7, 2009

Why do I love Opera...


In my opinion opera is fast and smart,very safe and secured.Opera have everything essential in a browser such as:

Mail:
Opera browser offers an e-mail client designed to optimize your daily e-mail handling requirements. It organizes, indexes and sorts your messages so that you can spend more time doing the real work. Best of all, it is built right into your browser.

Productivity:
Speed Dial -- It's really nice to have web pages you visit most like bookmark in every new tab...

Opera Link -- Opera lets you synchronize every part of your life. Synch your Speed Dial, Bookmarks, Custom Searches, History and Notes between your work and home computer.

Sessions -- When you have a set of pages open, such as your Web mail, regular chat room and favorite news site, you can save them as a “session”.

Navigation:

Mouse Gestures -- Opera’s amazing mouse gestures lets you do frequently-performed browsing operations with small, quick mouse movements. To go to the previous page:
1-Hold the right button
2-Move the mouse left

Page Zoom
Fast Forward Rewind

Trash Can -- With the Trash Can, you can open tabs that you accidentally closed, or Web site pop-ups that Opera blocked.(ShortCut Ctrl+Z)

Magic Wand -- Often, you need to fill out forms on the Web and provide the same information. You can save this information just once in Opera and easily paste it into any Web form. Opera even offers to automatically complete it.

Notes

Bookmark Nicknames

Search:

Quick Find

Search the Web

Custom Searches

Find as you Type

Personalize:

Skins

Widegets

Plug-ins
Add ons

Secure:

Delete Private Data -- With Opera you can delete any private data left from your browsing so you can use a shared computer without worrying about your personal information.

Fraud Protection -- With Opera Fraud Protection, every Web page you request is subjected to phishing and malware filters.

Now it's obvious why it's more popular than IE and FireFox (to me).
But today i saw some unimaginable ability in Opera10 makes me really excited :

Opera Turbo for fast browsing on slow connections



New enhanced tabs and sleek design



Speed Dial your way



Web integration


Resizable search field



40% faster engine and cutting-edge Web standards support




So... what are you waiting for?! Try it and Enjoy :-)

Download Opera next version (Now it's v10 Beta)

Saturday, June 6, 2009

My surprise for followers :-)


Dear guys, in near future i'm going to publish many C# source codes which include:
Business Softwares like Warehousing...
Personal Softwares like Student Schedules in Edu...
Databases in connection with SQL-Server (ADO.Net)
And Webpages (ASP.Net)

Vista UAC (User Account Control) - What? Why? How to dsiable it!!!



What is UAC (User Account Control) in Vista and what does it do?


UAC mode (also known as Admin Approval Mode) is a mode of operation that (primarily) affects the way administrator accounts work.

When UAC is turned on (which it is by default), you must explicitly give permission to any program that wants to use "administrator" powers. Any program that tries to use admin powers without your permission will be denied access.

UAC is also required for other security features of Windows Vista, includingProtected Mode in Internet Explorer. Internet Explorer Protected Mode protectsyour computer from rogue web pages and other web-related vulnerabilities, includingunknown ones.

How does UAC work...

When UAC mode is enabled, every program that you run will be given only "standard user" access to the system, even when you are logged in as an administrator. There are only 2 ways that a program can be "elevated" to get full admin access to the system:
If it automatically asks you for permission when it starts up, and you click Continue
If you start the program with permission by right-clicking it, then clicking Run As Administrator

A program either starts with STANDARD rights or, if you give permission, ADMINISTRATOR rights, and once the program is running it cannot change from one to the other.

If a program that you have already started with admin powers starts another program, that program will automatically be given admin powers without needing your permission. For example, if you start the command prompt as administrator, and then start notepad from that command prompt, notepad WILL ALSO automatically run WITH admin powers, and will not ask for permission.




How you can disable it?...

Simple and fast... :
1- Control panel -> Adminisrative Tools ->
2- System Configuration ->
OR...
(Simply write "msconfig" in Run) ->
3- Select "Tools" tab ->
4- Drag the scroll down until you see "Disable UAC" in the list ->
5- Select "Disable UAC" and push the Lunch button ->
6- Restart your computer and ENJOY :-)



Friday, November 28, 2008

Introducing Opensource

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Open source doesn't just mean access to the source code.These are some important criterias that you name a software Opensource :

1. Free Redistribution and a non-restricted license which means you can copy the software and no one can sell it with the terms of license.

2. Source Code must be the preferred form in which a programmer would modify the program.

3. Derived Works means the license must allow modifications and derived works, and must allow them to be distributed under the same terms as the license of the original software.

4. No Discrimination Against Persons or Groups
 
5. No Discrimination Against Fields of Endeavor means the license must not restrict anyone from making use of the program in a specific field of endeavor. For example, it may not restrict the program from being used in a business, or from being used for genetic research.

6. License Must Not Restrict Other Software that is distributed along with the licensed software.  
7. License Must Be Technology-Neutral means no provision of the license may be predicated on any individual technology or style of interface.
 

Derived from a post by Ken Coar (Opensource Initiative)



Why Open Source?



For those who are enthusiastic about knowledge , I've run this blog to give and get information about Software technology. I beleieve that the best way to learn is to(TEACH). I've named this blog OPENSOURCE because it's the best way to make information public. In this blog i'll introduce you my projects with source codes (.Net) and whatever i've learned in my 4 year of experience in programming and researchs about softwares specially opensources . Maybe my knowledge isnt to wast but i tell whatever i know and i hope it'll be useful to you.

I am the wisest man alive, for I know one thing, and that is that I know nothing - (Socrates)

Special Thanks.