How to change mouse cursor in blogger blog to animated cursors.One of the best way to add extra fun to your blog is, changing mouse cursor on your blog. Changing the mouse cursor in blogger or blogspot blogs is very easy.This tutorial will help you to change the mouse cursor of your blog to animated cursors.Many bloggers are asking such kind of questions but there is no tutorial available on the internet.I created this post because there are a blogger friend who asked how to change the pointer / cursor on the blogger. This you can do to decorate the look of blog.
I take the cursor image from http://www.cursors-4u.com and http://rw-designer.com you can change it anytime depends on your festive moods.


How to Install mouse cursor in blogger blog to animated cursors

I have to write two set of instructions for each steps, as some of you are using the default layout, and some of you are using the new layout.Backup your template before attempting this tutorial.

Step 1:

In old layout: Go to Dashboard - Design - Edit HTML - Expand Widget Templates.


In new layout: Go to Dashboard - Template - Edit Template HTML - Expand Widget Templates.




Now find (CTRL+F) this code in the template:


And immediately before it, paste this code:






And now click Save Template 

• Choose a type of Mouse Cursor below
• Click on "Genetate" button
• Finally click on "Add to Blogger" to add it to your blog.

Hello ,

In this tutorial i will show you how to - Turn Off / On - Automatic Sleep in Ubuntu

Step 1 : Right click on your  top panel then chose ( add to panel )


Step 2 : Type ( Inhibit Applet ) Then click Add .

Now you are able to Turn Off / On Automatic Sleep , Just click on the new button you just added .

Have Fun :)

EASEUS Partition Master 9.1 is a software to be installed on computer equipment, due to its great importance, even saw its value features, such as EASEUS PartitionMaster can divide a disk into a set of partitions, each has a size determined by the user itself, rather than its role as a converter of partition (logical, primary).

The last time I really cursed at my computer, it was when I had about 15 tabs open in Firefox. I had just opened a bunch of new tabs when one of them starting playing sappy, tinkly music full blast from my speaker over the sound of a video I already had running.
I clicked through the tabs in a game of increasing desperation, trying to find the culprit. I ending up shutting down most of my tabs before pinpointing the guilty party in a haze of epithets. There has to be a better way, I thought. It looks like Google Chrome developers are one step ahead of me.

A feature being tried out in test versions of Chrome would place a small visual indicator on tabs that are generating audio. It is up and running in the latest Chromium and Canary test builds for Chrome, giving it a decent shot of reaching the masses in a regular Chrome release.
The feature is largely intended to help Chrome keep track of tabs that are actively being used for playing or recording audio so it won't discard those tabs when memory runs out, but I prefer to think of it as a sanity-saver.
All it takes is one obnoxious auto-start audio file to ruin what was otherwise a lovely Web browsing session. An audio indicator would be an elegant solution to the problem. It would also save me from exhausting my limited supply of expletives at my computer.

One of the new features of Windows 8 is metered wireless connections. In the past, you could run Windows programs to monitor your data usage, but they didn't do anything to actually reduce data usage. With mobile hot spot and broadband card usage on the rise and unlimited data plans nearing extinction, every kilobyte of bandwidth saved is a penny earned. Enabling metering in Windows 8 will limit your PC or tablet's data usage by preventing nonessential data transfers.
According to Microsoft's FAQ on metered connections, the effects of enabling a metered connection are:

• Windows Update will only download priority updates.
• Apps from the Windows Store may pause downloads.
• Start screen tiles may stop updating.
• Offline files may stop syncing automatically.

Enable metering
To enable metering on a wireless connection, go to the Wi-Fi network list and right-click on your connection. Touch-screen and tablet users should perform a long press. When the list of options appears, select "Set as metered connection."
Disable data usage over metered connection
There are two metered connection settings that can further reduce data usage. The first is downloading device software. Go to Settings > Change PC Settings > Devices and make sure that "Download over metered connections" is off.
The second setting is syncing settings. Go to Settings > Change PC Settings > Sync your settings, and make sure that both "Sync settings over metered connections" and "Sync settings over metered connections even when I'm roaming" are off.
Check data usage
To see how much data you've used on your connection, go back to your network list and left-click on your connection. Touch-screen and tablet users should perform a single tap. Unfortunately, there's no way to set the counter to automatically reset on a schedule, but you can manually select "Reset" on the first day of your billing cycle.
Check app usage history
If you want to figure out which apps are using the most data, go to the Task Manager and click on the "App history" tab. You'll see separate columns for overall network usage, metered network, and tile updates. You can get to the Task Manager from the Start screen by typing "task manager" or right-click on the desktop taskbar and select "Task Manager."
That's it. Now you know how to use metered connections in Windows 8 to keep your data usage in check. Keep in mind that metered connections only work with Wi-Fi connections; Ethernet connections cannot be metered.