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SyncToy 2.1 - 0 views

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shared by Vipas Suktavornprasit on 14 May 10 - Cached
  • SyncToy2.1 is powered by the latest synchronization engine from Microsoft Sync Framework 2.0
  • Vipas Suktavornprasit on 14 May 10
     
    Free application that synchronizes files and folders between locations. Typical uses include sharing files, such as photos, with other computers and creating backup copies of files and folders.
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Top 5 Offline Blogging Editors : Performancing - 0 views

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software blogging offline

shared by Vipas Suktavornprasit on 04 Oct 10 - No Cached
  • don’t let the word “add-on” fool you- Scribefire is as powerful, if not more so, as most of these standalone editors. Professional bloggers, in particular, who spend most of their time in the browser anyway, should find this useful. The advantage of being built into Firefox, of course, can also be a disadvantage- it isn’t a standalone application, and to use it you have to fire up Firefox- so it might not a good choice if you’re looking for something “offline”.
  • Live Writer is free and chock-full of features
  • don’t let the word “add-on” fool you- Scribefire is as powerful, if not more so, as most of these standalone editors.
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  • might not a good choice if you’re looking for something “offline”.
  • Vipas Suktavornprasit on 04 Oct 10
     
    Editing your posts online is the traditional way to blog, and my preferred method as well- if my Internet connection is stable, and I already have a backup of what I'm posting.
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Changing your gmail username or email address - a knol by Joshua Slive - 0 views

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Google GMail howto

shared by Vipas Suktavornprasit on 30 Aug 11 - Cached
  • choose the Accounts and Import tab. Gmail doesn't let you use its standard import feature to transfer from one account to another, so you'll need to use the Check mail using POP3 entry.
  • If you absolutely need the old label structure, the only solution is to use an IMAP client to connect to both the old and new account and copy over folders/labels. But this solution can be tricky, because you can only copy over a certain (unspecified) amount of mail at a time.
  • There is a Gmail specific backup/restore utility that works very well for this sort of operation:  http://code.google.com/p/got-your-back/
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  • other content in your Google account that you want to transfer (calendars, documents, photos, etc), you'll have to do this separately. The Data Liberation Front website has detailed information on how to export and import data from pretty-much every Google product.
  • keep the old account around so that you can keep receiving mail to the old address. You can consider activating the vacation responder to alert people who send to the old address that your address has changed. 
  • if you delete an account, you can never get it back or reuse the address.
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SOLVED / Play "This item isn't available in your country" - but I'm in the USA - Androi... - 0 views

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shared by Vipas Suktavornprasit on 03 Sep 14 - No Cached
  • Using a browser on your computer or laptop go to "play.google.com" and login with the email address linked to your play account 1. In Google Wallet change your address to a US one. 2. In Google Wallet delete all your payment methods and add a USA credit card with a USA billing address. 3. NOW here is the Open Sesame Code.... 4. In Google Play create an order for anything but do not complete the purchase. 5. At the final "Approve your order screen", STOP, an leave this screen up for at least 30 minutes. Do not complete the purchase. 6. Clear your browser cache.
  • Have someone with a US phone install the app, then back it up with an app (like App Backup & Restore) that backs up to apk files. Transfer that apk file to your phone and run it.
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