Showing posts with label keyboard. Show all posts
Showing posts with label keyboard. Show all posts

Orkut Keyboard Shortcuts

Today I got a mail from one of our readers Shail asking for Greasemonkey Script for Orkut keyboard shortcuts. Well, there was a greasemonkey script used earlier to use Orkut with more ease.I would like to tell you that Orkut updated keyboard shortcut feature about 1 month ago. Here is a list of keyboard shortcuts with which you can open Scrapbook, Home Page, Communities, Friends, Profile simply with some keyboard shortcuts.

Have a look :
alt + shift + s for Scrapbook
alt + shift + h for Home
alt + shift + c for Communities
alt + shift + b for Friends
alt + shift + p for Profile
alt + shift + l for Logout


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KeyScrambler Personal - Free protection from keyloggers

What are keyloggers? And why do we need protection from them? These are good questions to which all computer users should have the answers. Keyloggers are small computer programs that record the keystrokes typed on a computer keyboard. They can be secretly installed on a computer so that, as you type in your passwords and user IDs to access your online bank information, someone can get them and do bad things with your money, like stealing it.




This application "encrypts keystrokes at the kernel driver level to defeat known and unknown keyloggers. It gives you, your family and your business the world's best anti-keylogging protection. "KeyScrambler Personal"
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OPEN MY COMPUTER USING KEYBOARD

OPEN MY COMPUTER USING KEYBOARD (REALLY COOL TRICK)
we can open MY COMPUTER by making double click on my computer icon on ur screen (u need to use ur mouse ) but if u want to open by using keyboard
then there are two easy ways..................

1---> Windows Key + E and it’ll open the windows explorer for you.
2---> The second one I personally like it just hitting Windows key + R (it’ll open the run prompt) and typing three or more dots (…) and press enter.

My Computer is open.