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dandungsugiharto
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What kind of Linux distro do u use?

Are there you guys use Linux distro? What kind of distro do u use, and why u decided to use that? I used to use Red Hat 9 Shrike, and now I myself using UBUNTU 5.10. It's simple & familiar just like...

Started by dandungsugiharto (545) • 6 responses • Last response by dandungsugiharto (545) • 2 years ago
Tags: linux, castill, distro, operating system, red hat
 

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Bloody Computer!
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Jargon Busting: Anatomy of a window (Part 2)

A number of weeks ago I posted an article naming the various elements that you will find in in Windows programs. This is the second part of that series. Unfortunately, whereas in the last post the...

Started in Bloody Computer! • 1 day ago • 0 responses
Tags: windows explained, jargon, windows gui

Bloody Computer!
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How to make Windows quicker: lose the fancy look

There is a price to be paid for fancy effects and other visual features in Windows: a reduction in performance. Nevertheless, by switching off the knobs and whistles you can make Windows run that...

Started in Bloody Computer! • 6 months ago • 0 responses
Tags: faster windows, windows gui

Bloody Computer!
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How to save a list of files in a folder

There are a number of programs available that will create a text file from a list of files in a folder, but here is a quick and easy way of doing the same using the Command Prompt.Firstly, open up...

Started in Bloody Computer! • 6 months ago • 0 responses
Tags: command prompt, windows gui

Bloody Computer!
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Command Window Here: Free MS PowerToy for XP

In the last post I have instructions for using the Command Prompt to navigate to a particular folder; however, there is an easier way to do this in Windows XP by installing a PowerToy (this feature...

Started in Bloody Computer! • 6 months ago • 0 responses
Tags: command prompt, windows gui, freeware

Bloody Computer!
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Tweak UI: free MS Power Toy for Windows XP

I should start with an apology for not having posted anything here for a while. I have been rather busy for the last few weeks, but I am back now posting more PC help and advice starting with the...

Started in Bloody Computer! • 4 months ago • 0 responses
Tags: windows gui, freeware

Bloody Computer!
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Keyboard shortcut of the week: Alternative windows hopping

In a previous post I mentioned that you can hop between open windows by holding down the Alt key and pressing the Tab key repeatedly. A little dialog box will open that in Windows XP or 2000 looks...

Started in Bloody Computer! • 2 months ago • 0 responses
Tags: keyboard shortcut, windows gui

Bloody Computer!
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Jargon Busting: Anatomy of a window (Part 1)

All the various controls on a Windows program have names that are not always intuitive. In this post I will identify the most common controls and list the various names that they are known by. I will...

Started in Bloody Computer! • 1 month ago • 0 responses
Tags: windows explained, jargon, windows gui

Bloody Computer!
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How to run a program every time Windows starts

In a previous post I explained how to stop programs running when Windows starts up, but in this post I will explain how to make one run every time you boot up. There are a variety of ways of telling...

Started in Bloody Computer! • 4 weeks ago • 0 responses
Tags: startup, windows gui

Bloody Computer!
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How to make Windows quicker: lose the fancy look

There is a price to be paid for fancy effects and other visual features in Windows: a reduction in performance. Nevertheless, by switching off the knobs and whistles you can make Windows run that...

Started in Bloody Computer! • 6 months ago • 0 responses
Tags: faster windows, windows gui

Bloody Computer!
(0)
How to save a list of files in a folder

There are a number of programs available that will create a text file from a list of files in a folder, but here is a quick and easy way of doing the same using the Command Prompt.Firstly, open up...

Started in Bloody Computer! • 6 months ago • 0 responses
Tags: command prompt, windows gui