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Windows 7 Beta on VMWare – How to resolve Network adapter issues

January 24th, 2009

If you have installed a Windows 7 Beta as Guest operating system on a VMWare server, over a Windows XP Base, you might run into issue with Network adapter (..like i did).

If that’s the case, follow these steps.
1. Go to Windows 7 Guest OS VMWare directory on your file system, and open the .vmx file in a notepad.
2. Add the following line to the end of the file and save it.
ethernet0.virtualDev = “e1000″.
3. Restart the Windows 7 Guest Operating system.

Windows 7 will recognize the network adapter and you should be able to connect to the internet.

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Get your DVDs on your iPod or iPhone for free

November 22nd, 2008

Freez iPod Video Converter lets you get your DVDs on your iPod or iPhone for free, quickly and reliably.
Small Video Soft offers a whole suite of free software – Freez iPod Video Converter, Freez DVD Ripper, Freez Screen Video Capture and more.

Lifehacker offers a few ways to put DVDs to good use. Check it out.

Tech, Utilities, Windows

OutTwit now lets you tweet from Outlook toolbar!

October 25th, 2008

OutTwit conveniently lets you post & read tweets from Outlook, without having to open another desktop application or a browser window.

OutTwit’s latest version (0.5.2.34) comes with an extremely handy Preview feature that lets you read and post tweets from the Outlook toolbar itself.
Twittering had never been so easier!

Screenshot

Preview supports the following actions:

  • Mouse over – displays the entire tweet.
  • Click – opens the tweet in its own window.
  • Shift+Click – if the tweet has a URL in it, open the link in a browser.
  • Ctrl+Click – compose a direct (d) reply to the sender.
  • Ctrl+Shift+Click – compose an @reply to the sender.

More details here

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Close all open windows with one click

October 19th, 2008

This tiny utility from ntwind lets you close all open windows on the desktop with one click.
Quite handy when your taskbar is cluttered with too many open application windows.
Just create a shortcut to CloseAll and place it in StartMenu, QuickLaunch or any other area that’s easily accessible. And a single click is all it takes!
Neat!

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