How To Remove Text/Tattoos From An Image Using Photoshop(Any Version)

by Sudheer Ranga July 14, 2010
Believe

This article will help you out to remove the text, tattoos or an unwanted thing from an image. This can be done using 3 different tools available in Photoshop. 1. Spot Healing Brush Tool 2. Healing Brush Tool 3. Patch Tool Requirements: Photoshop (any version) Image to be edited Steps: This is the image we are going to edit. Using Spot Healing Brush Tool 1. Select Spot Healing Brush tool from the side bar icons in the Photoshop. 2. After you select the tool, select the required brush size which you can see in the top bar(marked with a circle). [...]

How To Export/Import/Backup Passwords In Mozilla Firefox (All Versions)

by Sudheer Ranga April 17, 2010
Firefox Locked

Nearly one-third of the internet users use Firefox as their default browser says a study from Stat Counter. Millions of Firefox users store their passwords for frequently visited websites like Gmail or Facebook, even i do store!  If you lose the passwords by mistake, it is really a hectic task to find all the passwords back and store them again. Many of us store the passwords because we won’t remember them and recovering them becomes horrible!  So better be Careful and have a back-up instead of regretting later! When your OS gets crashed or when your firefox browser is screwed [...]

How To Install Drupal Offline/Locally On Your PC

by Sudheer Ranga March 2, 2010
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Drupal is one of the most powerful Content management systems used not only for blogging but also used as a back-end system for different websites, ranging from small personal blogs to Enterprise 2.0 collaboration and knowledge management uses to large corporate and political sites! The standard release of Drupal, known as Drupal core contains basic features common to most CMSs. But recently advanced features have been added to help its users. It has features like RSS-feeds, creating and managing menus, customizing page layout, perform logging, and administer the system. For those who love Drupal and want to try it on [...]

How To Backup And Import Bookmarks In Firefox

by Sudheer Ranga February 18, 2010
Bookmarks In Firefox

One-third of the internet users use Firefox as their default browser says a study from Stat Counter, many of us bookmark interesting pages and websites which we like! But when our Operating system crashes or when the browser gets corrupted due to many reasons, we feel frustrated because we wouldn’t be able to get the websites which we bookmarked and it would be real tough to search them again. Firefox provides an awesome feature called Backup/Import bookmarks. This tutorial will help you to back up your bookmarks and retrieve them whenever you want to. Firefox by default stores bookmarks in [...]

How To Add Logo To Thesis Theme

by Abhishek S Jain February 15, 2010
Customize Thesis

Each and every self-hosted WordPress user would have heard of SEO (Search Engine Optimization), (if not then have a look at the wiki here), those who are familiar with SEO always look out for themes which are search engine friendly. Thesis theme by Diythemes is the best option to go with, if a user is looking out for Search engine friendly and optimized themes. Even we at Wrool use customized Thesis theme! But the theme comes with basic options and many users find it annoying because they won’t be able to edit the theme without mastering PHP (which many don’t [...]

Adobe Flash To Support Private Browsing In Internet Explorer

by Abhishek S Jain February 12, 2010
Privacy

Firefox users are very much familiar with the private browsing option, which doesn’t keep tracks of the website visited or any kind of information when used in private browsing mode. A similar kind of option is available in Chrome called as Incognito mode and it’s called as InPrivate in the case of Internet Explorer. Both Chrome and Firefox support the latest version of flash in the private browsing mode, but till now the latest version of flash wasn’t supported completely by Internet explorer in private browsing mode. Today morning, Microsoft wrote on its IE Blog, “Adobe announced that their latest [...]

Facebook Mobile Growing Huge Day By Day

by Abhishek S Jain February 11, 2010
Facebook For Mobile

Most people who use internet often also use Facebook (I love it because of its applications!), the best social networking site out there on the web. Facebook is ranked 2 in terms of traffic beating Yahoo, Microsoft  and every one else, except Google, but it won’t be long before Facebook surpasses Google in terms of traffic which is clearly indicated by the blog post on Facebook’s official blog, It says Facebook crossed over 100 million people who actively use Facebook from their mobiles. Not long before Facebook announced its own URL-shortening service called FB.ME which makes it easier for people [...]

How to Install Joomla Offline On Your PC

by Sudheer Ranga February 4, 2010
Joomla Icon

As we all know Joomla! is one of the most popular blogging tool and effective Open Source projects which has won several prestigious awards. Don’t you think “Even you should try such an awesome content management system!”. We think you all should! In the last post we wrote about Installing Expression Engine Offline using Xampp. In this post you will learn to install Joomla- a much advanced Blogging tool offline using Xampp. As Joomla requires only a server(Locally or Online) and My SQL Database, it can be installed offline and you can try its features. It also offers many useful [...]

How To Install Xampp-Lite For Windows

by Abhishek S Jain February 2, 2010
Xampp Lite For Windows

Xampp-Lite, a free and open source cross-platform web server package which consisting mainly of the Apache Server, MySQL database, and interpreters for scripts written in  PHP can be used to experiment different blog publishing tools like WordPress, Joomla, Drupal, Expression Engine and many others offline/locally on your PC. Here’s a quick 5 minute installation of Xampp-Lite for Windows. (Xp, Vista and Windows 7) Steps 1. Download the latest version of Xampp lite (.exe file, 28 MB) from the official website www.apachefriends.org. 2.Run the installation file of Xampp lite. 3. After the installation is complete, run Xampp Control panel and start [...]

How To Install Expression Engine Offline

by Abhishek S Jain February 1, 2010
Expression Engine Logo

Every blogger is quite familiar with WordPress – a state-of-the-art content management system. It’s the easiest and the best blog publishing tool available on the internet, which is both open source and free! But, many bloggers try different blog publishing tools to have a first  hand experience of different content management systems, of these tools the most used are Joomla, Drupal and Expression Engine. Expression engine is the latest addition in this category. Even though a it’s a premium tool, it’s older version is available for free. Most of the bloggers want to try expression engine, but they don’t want [...]

The New MSN Integrated With Facebook, Twitter And Much More

by Sudheer Ranga November 5, 2009
Msn Logo from old to new

The Software giant Microsoft recently announced renovation of  MSN website, publicly viewable at preview.msn.com (US only). User outside the US interested in having a look at the site can view it using Hidemyass. The new site is redesigned in over a decade and will be available in coming months in US. The site is on its way moving from a combination of dark colors to lighter ones and the logo as well. What is the change? The present site which contains quite dark colors is now being updated with bright and attractive light colors. The MSN logo has been changed [...]

7 Cool Google Labs Features Which Reduces Our Email Mistakes

by Sudheer Ranga October 19, 2009
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“A computer lets you make more mistakes faster than any invention in human history – with the possible exceptions of handguns and tequila.” – Mitch Radcliffe (Technology journalist) Yes! This is true and I think you all accept this. When you delete anything from your PC, unwanted stuff deleted in your computer  goes to recycle bin. When you use Gmail, the unwanted mails which you delete goes to trash. But what’s the case when you send a mail to an Anonymous or to a non-existing address, which should be considered serious. Humans tend to make a lot of mistakes. I [...]

Integrate Picasa, Feeds And Page Templates In Google Sites

by Sudheer Ranga October 19, 2009
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As we wrote about Google Sites in our last post, one of the best ways of creating websites with ease and speed, many new and better options are added by Google to help its users create beautiful websites!. As Google Sites provides two options to the user, whether to make the site public or to make the site visible only to friends and family, which helps them to keep their friends and family updated on what’s going on in their lives. Google added a new option to insert Picasa albums in Google sites. Great photos, add color and personality, which [...]

UN Picks Its YouTube “Citizen Ambassadors”

by Abhishek S Jain October 18, 2009
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Google wrote on it’s CitizenTube blog, the United Nations has chosen it’s YouTube Citizen ambassadors, the winners were announced on October 16th. On 23rd September, U.N. Ambassador George Clooney had asked citizens to post videos of “What they would say to the United Nations General Assembly?, if they were given the chance to do so” in order to be crowned as the Citizen Ambassadors. The U.N. received more than 475 videos to become a Citizen Ambassador to the UN. Results of the Contest The five winners are 1. Emily Troutman of United States with the message “Every day I want [...]

“Ads By Google” To Show Up On Rich Media Ads

by Abhishek S Jain October 17, 2009
Ads By Google

Adwords, Google’s flagship advertising product and main source of revenue ($21 billion in 2008) has come out with the testing of Adwords ads. Whenever you visit some websites you may notice the text ‘Ads by Google‘ below the ads. This label is displayed by Google as they want their users to have an awareness and understanding of the ads, they see online and also the source of those ads, from where they come. These days more and more advertisers are using rich media ad formats, such as Flash and interactive ads and some advertisers are giving a try to new [...]

Google Announces 3rd Quarter 2009 Results

by Abhishek S Jain October 16, 2009
Google Money Machine Logo

Each and every Google user is interested to know “How much money does Google makes?” isn’t it?. Of course all are! So here goes the report… Google’s turnover for the 3rd quarter of 2009 was an estimated $22.0 billion!. Google, today released the 3rd quarter 2009 results on it’s Press Center. Google’s CEO, Eric Schmidt commented, “Google had a strong quarter–we saw 7% year-over-year revenue growth despite the tough economic conditions, While there is a lot of uncertainty about the pace of economic recovery, we believe the worst of the recession is behind us and now feel confident about investing [...]

Importing Photos In Picasa 3.5

by Abhishek S Jain October 16, 2009
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Google on it’s Photo blog announced that the they have re-designed the photo importing in Picasa 3.5, so that it becomes more easier to organize your photos right when you download them from your camera to your PC. Now when you click “Import“, you can control exactly which photos you want to import to your computer, which ones you want to upload to Picasa Web Albums, including what resolution you want and who to share them with. The blog posts shows an example of How the new features are more than just useful! “As an example, I recently took some [...]

Now Preview Google Docs In Gmail

by Abhishek S Jain October 16, 2009
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Recently we wrote about viewing Pdf files in Google search results using Google Docs, Today Google on it’s Gmail blog rolled out a new Gmail Labs Feature which previews Google Docs in Gmail inbox. Starting from Today, you can preview different services offered by Google Docs like Google documents, spreadsheets, presentations right in your Gmail inbox by enabling the new Gmail Labs feature. Gmail will automatically detect the kind of document you receive and display the Name & Type of doc below the email with a “Show Preview” option. This feature is useful for avid Google Docs users, who receive [...]

A Website To Help H1N1 Victims

by Abhishek S Jain October 15, 2009
H1N1

Microsoft, the Software giant today launched a new and free online service H1N1 Response Center which assesses the symptoms users report and based on the answers, offers guidance for those considering whether to visit a health care provider or not. The service has mainly 2 goals: 1) Provide quick & easy information to help people who are severely ill or at increased risk make informed decisions for themselves and their loved ones, and encourage those who have mild illness to consider staying home. 2) Crowded doctors’ offices and emergency rooms can make it harder for sick patients to get timely [...]

Twitter To Offer SMS Services In India

by Abhishek S Jain October 15, 2009
Twitter Sms India

You all would have heard of the Micro-blogging social platform Twitter, if not then have a look at Twitter (wikipedia article). Twitter allows only 140 characters of tweets/updates, a service similar to SMS from a phone. You can send & receive tweets via the Twitter website, SMS or external applications. Yesterday, twitter wrote on it’s blog about the service being made accessible from Mobile phones in India. Now you can send updates to your Twitter account form your Mobile via SMS, but the service is available only for Airtel users (for the first four weeks). The blog posts also says [...]

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