Changing the Internet Explorer Window Title
This setting allows you to customize Internet Explorer by using your own window title. For example you could rename IE to ‘My Browser’ or anything else you like!
Category Archives: Microsoft
How to Use the Out of Office Assistant
Here is a handy cheat sheet for working with rules in MS Outlook that will help you to learn how to organize your mailbox, automatically.
How to Install & Configure Printer in Windows XP
Follow the listed steps to install and configure a printer in Windows XP.
What is the TEMP.EDB file and why is it created?
The TEMP.EDB file in Microsoft Exchange serves a specific purpose within the realm of database management. Let’s delve into its significance:
What is APIPA?
A Windows-based computer that is configured to use DHCP can automatically assign itself an Internet Protocol (IP) address if a DHCP server is not available. For example, this could occur on a network without a DHCP server, or on a network if a DHCP server is temporarily down for maintenance.
How to restore the IIS Metabase
Find and restore a good copy of the metabase. There are three possible locations for these backup copies:
Get the Current Username
Get the username of the currently logged on user.
Add a Web Site to the Internet Explorer Favorites List
This code allows you to add a favorite to the IE 4 or 5 list of favorites.
Control Smart Menus
Windows 2000 included a new feature called ‘Personalized Menus’, which remembers which items you use regularly and hides items you don’t. This tweaks allows you to enable or disable this functionality.Open your registry and find the key mentioned below.
Cascade the Printer Folder
This tweak controls when the ‘Printers’ sub-folder under ‘Settings’ on the Start Menu, is shown as a cascading folder. Open your registry and find the key mentioned below. Create a new string value, or modify the the existing value, named ‘CascadePrinters’. Modify the value to equal ‘YES’ to enable cascading or ‘NO’ to disable it. Exit your registry… Read More »