Archive for September 19th, 2006
Tuesday, September 19th, 2006
This tutorial will guide you to take a screenshot, screen dump or screen capture from a DVD.
First we need to install a free software (open source) called Media Player Classic
Download:
Media Player Classic for Windows XP and Windows 2000
Media Player Classic for Windows ME and Windows 98
The software doesnt even need any installation. Simply extract the .zip and run the mplayerc.exe
This brings up the Windows Media Player Classic.
Click on File > Open DVD...
This starts playing your DVD movie.
(yes the screen is blank here... cause you cannt capture dvd screenshot with traditional PrintScreen key)
Now when are at the screen you capture, click ...
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Tuesday, September 19th, 2006
Users over diffrent forums across the globe with Windows Live Messenger 8.1 are reporting to experience sign-in problems with error code 81000395.
Most likely as the build is too much buggy, Microsoft is restricting access to managed beta testes only.
Currently the only solution i found is to downgrade to WLM 8.0.0812.
WLM 8.1 doesnt give you much of usefull addtional feaures and is extremely unstable. So you wont be missing much anyways.
Patchou, the author of Messenger Plus! Live expressed his views on WLM 8.1 beta as:
The main reason for that delay is very simple: the current beta of Messenger 8.1 is ...
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Tuesday, September 19th, 2006
RapidShare.de is the most popular file sharing service around. This tutorial will guide you to download a file from RapidShare.de/RapidShare.com
If you have any download manager or download accelerator running (like Free Dwnload Manager or FDM, Download Accelerator Plus or DAP) please disable them before you start downloading (unless you have a premium account). RapidShare does not allow using such softwares with free accounts.
Step 1:
A rapid share download link usually looks like the following.
Click on the link.
Step 2:
This will take you to a page like the following.
Scroll down and click on the FREE button.
Step 3:
In the next page you should see ...
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