Adding a Image on a Folder

Visitors, I have very useful and nice tip to you. Now you decorate you own folder with your favorited picture. When you will explore your folder in window explorer's thumbnail view then your favourite picture showing on your folder and looking very nice that folder with this tip. So just follow these steps.

=> Go to window explore and " right click " on the folder. Now select " properties " from the folder menu.
=> Now select " customize "
=> Then select the button " choose picture "
=> Now which you to use a picture on a folder, simply browse ( give a path ) and select the picture.
=> After then click " OK ".

At the end of this process, go to folder and display your folder with thumbnail. The selected picture showing on your folder...

Slow Shut Down Problem

This tutorial is the solution of slowly shutdown the system.
Go to Start and click on Run
here is type " Regedit " and click " ok "

Find " HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\Desktop\'

Select " WaitToKillAppTimeout " Right click and " Modify "
Change the value to " 1000 "
And then click ok
Now select " HungAppTimeout "
Right click and select " Modify "
Change the value to "1000"
And click ok
Now find

"HKEY_USERS\.DEFAULT\Control Panel\Desktop'

Select " WaitToKillAppTimeout "
Right click and select " Modify "
Change the value to "1000"
Click " OK "
Now find

" HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Control\'

Select " WiatToKillServiceTimeout "
Right click and select " Modify "
Change the value to "1000"
Click " OK "
Now your problem has been solved...

Use Key Board as a Mouse

When the mouse not work properly then you can use your key board as a mouse with this trick. So follow the steps below.

ALT+Left Shift Key+Num Lock

Here mouse key window will be open and you click on " Ok "
Controling the mouse pointer on key board instructions below.
-     right click
+    double click
5    is for click

The Best Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard Computer Tips and Tricks:

View Files in the Trash

With Leopard's Quick Look, you no longer have to drag items from the trash in order to view them. While in the trash folder, hit Command+Y while on any file to see a preview of its contents.

Change a Folder Icon

Want to change an icon to something more to your liking? First, find the icon you want. Then click on it, and hit Command+C to copy it. Click on the icon you want to change, and use Command+I to launch the folder info. Click on the old icon in the folder and use Command+V to paste the new icon.

Open New Tabs with the Address Bar in Safari

If you want to open an address in a new tab without deselecting your current tab, type the address into the address bar, then press Command+Enter. This allows you to work easily in multiple tabs.


Preview a Font

If you want to see what a font looks like, you don't have to open Font Book or a font manager. In Cover Flow, a font icon will appear as a small, two-letter sample of the font you have selected. To see a larger sample of the font, select a font file and use Quick Look (Command+Y) to see it, or just hit the spacebar.



Change Your Stack View

You can choose to view your stack in either a fan or a grid view. To change it, click on a stack until a menu appears. Then, select "View As" and choose either Fan or Grid. The stack will then open with your preferred style.

Control Inactive System Tray Icons

You don't have to hide or show all the icons in your system tray—you can control their disappearing acts. Right-click on the taskbar and select Properties. Click on the checkbox next to "Hide inactive icons" (if it's

not checked by default), then click on the Customize button. For each item on this list, you can choose "Hide when inactive," "Always hide," or "Always show" options to decide what you'll see and when.