Monday, 21 January 2013

CREATE UNLIMMITED FOLDERS

Funny Folder Prank

This will teach you how to make an unlimmited amount of folders  will just keep making folder untill you exit .I allowed it to run for 5 seconds and it made over 1,000 folders

STEP-1  Open notepad and type 

@echo off
:top
md %random%
goto top

STEP-2 Save it in a blank folder  

            as "Filename .bat"

STEP-3 click on the icon

 


  

 

 

 

 

 

 

CREATE INVISIBLE FOLDER

 HOW TO MAKE AN INVISIBLE FOLDER

 STEP-1  Create a new folder in your specified directory.

                Shift +ctrl +N (creates a new folder)


STEP-2 Customize the folder if you want to. Don't rename it just yet.
Right Click the New Folder, go to Properties, then to Customize, and then click Change Icon. Here is the trick, go to the middle and you should see some blank spaces. Those are transparent icons, select one of those then press OK -> Apply -> OK.


 

STEP-3 Name your folder. Press rename and instead of the file press ALT+0160


 You should have finished your new invisible file, Congratulations.

CREATE A FOLDER WITHOUT NAME

Create a folder without name 


Every time you create a new folder in Windows XP, Microsoft has made “New Folder” as the default name.      


newfolder-01.gif




So how you w'll create a folder like below?

 newfolder-02.gif 
To do this trick, you need a keyboard with numpad.
 STEP-1  CTRL+SHIFT+N or RIGHT CLICK >NEW>FOLDER
 STEP-2  Right-click on the new folder and choose “Rename.”
 STEP-3  Delete the text that reads “New Folder,” 
 STEP-4 hold down the Alt + 255 OR Alt + 0160 and hit Enter.
                You now have a folder with no name. 
         -- make sure to press the numbers from the numpad and not from the numbers below the 
             F1 – F12  (function)keys.
         -- you only can create one folder without name in a directory.
        


Sunday, 20 January 2013

FUN WITH KEYBOARD SHORTCUT KEYS



Fun with Keyboard Shortcut keys










(ON SCREEN KEYBOARD) 

" windows+r " it will open run window,

now type " osk " enter

 

(Ctrl+Alt+Down Arrow ) 

   magically rotate your monitor screens to 180 degrees.
  this key only works with computers who have Intel graphics
  chipsets and may not work on all PCs.



( Left Alt + Left Shift + Print Screen)



turns on the high contrast visibility setting on any computer set


(Ctrl + F4 )

This shortcut immediately exits the document that is currently
running (any MS Office program)

(Windows + M )

shutting your current program,it also closes all your open programs in a blink of an eye.


(Windows + D then Alt + F4 then press enter)

it just closes any version of windows as soon as you enter the shortcut

(Ctrl + H )

shortcut to get easy access to browsing history

(Left Alt + Left Shift then enter )

  This command will make your Num Lock beep every time it is pressed 
   It doesn't do any harm. 

(Windows key + “+” then Ctrl + Alt + F )

makes your screen bigger

(PRT SC, Ctrl+V to make an unclick-able desktop)

Step1.   Press “Print Screen” on your keyboard (PRT SC)
             to make a screenshot of your desktop.

 Step2.   Now go to Paint and Paste using (Ctrl+V)
.            save to your PC (not on your desktop) . You will
             now have an image of your desktop

Step3.   select and right-click on that image.and click on
             set as desktop background.

 Step4 .  Right-click your desktop and uncheck “Show
            desktop icons”.
            Your icons are now effectively unclickable

(Windows key + “+” then windows key + “-” then Ctrl + Alt + I )

This shortcut can turn the colors on your monitor screen upside down; it’s another great prank to make it seem that the computer is busted.

Saturday, 19 January 2013

KEYBOARD SORTCUTS

Basic PC shortcut keys

 ALT +

 Esc                            cycles through open programs
 Tab                            cycles through open applications
 Spacebar                   Control menu (maximize, minimize, close, etc.)
 Hyphen                     opens the window’s control menu
 F4                              closes open window
 Left, right arrows      Back/forward on web
 E                                Pull down the top Edit menu.
 F                                 Pull down the top File menu

                                                                                                                               

Ctrl +

A                        Select all
B                        bold font
C                        copy
D                        change font
E                        center alignment
F                         find
G                        go to
H                        replace
I                          italic font
J                          justify
K                        insert hyperlink
L                         left alignment
M                        tabs five spaces
N                         new document
O                         open file
P                          print
Q                         resets tab on ruler
R                         right alignment
S                          save
S/                         save as
T                          hanging indent
U                         underline
V                          paste
W                         closes file
X                          cut
Y                          redo
Z                          undo
1                           single space
2                           double space
5                           1.5 line space
[                            decrease font
]                            increase font
Esc                       Windows menu
Enter                     page break
Space bar              select an Excel column
Home                    top
End                       bottom
F2                         print preview

Shift +

Tab                     moves cursor backward
Page up               highlights cursor position to the beginning of the line
Page down          highlights cursor position to the end of the line
F7                       thesaurus 
Ins                      Same as Ctrl + v
Delete(del)         Cut. Or permanently delete selected item(s) on Windows Explorer.
Home                 Set selection (highlight) from current position to beginning of the line or page. 
End                    Set selection (highlight) from current position to end of the line or page.
Arrow                Set selection (highlight) from current position to the (left,right,up,down)
                          one character at a time.

Other key 

F1                                   help
F5                                   find and replace
F7                                   spell/grammar check
WIndows logo key Windows logo key     Start menu
WIndows logo key Windows logo key    +D  Go to Desktop
Shortcut key                    Shortcut menu
Home                              Jump to the beginning of the line or page.
End                                 Jump to the end of the document or page.
(Ctrl +Shift +n)                create a new folder
F11                                 fullscreen (To undo full-screen mode  press the Esc (Escape) key )

Tip: To snap an active window to the side of the desktop by using the keyboard, press Windows logo key WIndows logo key Windows logo key +Left Arrow or
WIndows logo key Windows logo key +Right Arrow.

NOTE:-Custom keyboard sortcut can be created by going to:    

Tools --> Customize --> Keyboard