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Showing posts with label E mail. Show all posts

Control Other Computers Remotely For Free Using Chrome Remote Desktop

Google has unveiled a remote desktop service allowing connections between any two systems running the Chrome browser, regardless of operating system. As usual with Google, there’s a big emphasis on the “beta” tag in the Chrome Remote Desktop BETA, which is ready for the public to use, but mostly exists to demonstrate Google Chrome Remoting technology and get feedback from users.

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How to Run Multiple Yahoo Messenger Accounts in One Computer

It’s now possible to run multiple instances of Yahoo! Messengers and log into multiple Yahoo! Messenger accounts with just a simple registry hack.
So if you need to open and log-in multiple Yahoo! Messenger accounts as you have a few Yahoo! ID or various other reason, just use the small registry registration file below that once click, will modify and merge the registry setting required to run and execute multiple Yahoo! Messengers at the same time on a computer.

Download ym_multi.zip, extract it and run “ym_multi.reg” contained inside the archive. Once the registry is patched, you can now starting and running multi Yahoo! Messenger with different login or Yahoo! ID accounts.

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How to detect your computer, email spying software

COMPUTER MONITORING

if you think someone is spying on you, here’s what you can do! The good thing right now is that neither Windows XP SP2 nor Windows Vista support multiple concurrent connections while someone is logged into the console (there is a hack for this, but I would not worry about). What this means is that if you’re logged into your XP or Vista computer (like you are now if you’re reading this), and someone were to connect to it using the BUILT-IN REMOTE DESKTOP feature of Windows, your screen would become locked and it would tell tell you who is connected.

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How to send files Large file from Yahoo! Mail using ZumoDrive

ZumoDrive is yet another example of online storage, similar to Dropbox, SpiderOak, SugarSync, box.net, and so on. Now you can use ZumoDrive inside your Yahoo mail to send large files

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Unclutter your Gmail inbox using Minimalist Gmail

Gmail, the free e-mail service provided by Google, is full of great features. Users are given plenty of storage space, the ability to instant message other gmail users, and access to googledocs, Google’s free online alternative to program suites like Microsoft Office or iWork. Unfortunately, along with these great features come some not-so-great ones. The toolbar along the left-hand side is crowded, advertisements take up precious screen space, and a variety of other little annoyances can make the gmail experience less pleasing to the user. The solution: a simple plugin for both Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox called Minimalist Gmail. Here’s how to install it:

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How to open multiple Google user accounts on one computer

Wish you could log into multiple Google or Gmail accounts at the same time? ,So how can you setup your computer so you can log into multiple Google profiles at once? There are actually a couple of ways you can go about this, each having it’s own advantages and disadvantages. Note that I am not talking about logging into multiple email accounts at one time, like Hotmail, Yahoo mail, etc.

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Allow Multiple Users Access to Your Gmail Account

For most of us, our email accounts are private communication tools we would never dream of sharing with anyone else. But, in the business world, email addresses are often part of corporate branding, so it is not uncommon for several employees to answer client emails from the same account.

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All in One Application for Facebook, Twitter and Email

You might be using three different tabs on your browser for websites you use very often i.e Facebook, Twitter and Email. You might want to use all of them in one place. Well, I have found a awesome website where you can use Facebook, Twitter, Email, Gtalk, all messengers including MSN, Facebook, Yahoo in one place. LiveGo is a new all-in-one web based tool that lets Internet users use all social networks at one place. It seems like you have all the web at one place.

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How to Speed Up Gmail

Gmail isn’t slow. If you notice a slow down while loading Gmail, it’s most probably because you have a slow internet connection or other factors from your side that make Gmail load slow. Here we will show you some tricks to speed up Gmail and make it load faster even if you have a slow internet connection.

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How To Create A Cool HTML Email Signature For Your iPhone



Are you bored of the default "sent from my iPhone" email signature? Want to replace it with something cool rather than a line of text? Then you should checkout the iPhone Signature Creator by Cool Geex.

iPhone Signature creator allows you to create a HTML-based signature with colored text for your contact information and you can also add your company logo or avatar, your Facebook, Twitter, Linked and Skype account details, and more.

To create the HTML signature, all you need to do is fill up you contact details in the web-based form (using this link).

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How to Move Yahoo! Messenger Message Archive to Another Computer

Yahoo Messenger provides a simple way to archive all the history of your conversations with family and friends. You can move this message archive too from one computer to another to keep it getting deleted.

Here is how to move Yahoo Messenger Message Archive from one computer to another.

Step 01
First, log out from the Yahoo Messenger and close the application. This will make sure that no changes will be done to the archive that you want to transfer.

Step 02
If you are using Windows XP, go to

C:\Program Files\Yahoo\Messenger\Profiles.

You should be able to see folders corresponding to each Yahoo Messenger usernames. Open the folder corresponding to the username that you want to transfer and you will find a folder named "Archive". The "Archive" folder contains the history of your conversations

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How to Send and Receive faxes, Without Paying For a Fax Machine and Use My Iphone, Blackberry, Android As Fax

Many small-business owners and people who work at home need to be able to send and receive documents via a fax machine. In the past, that meant buying or leasing a fax machine and paying for additional phone service. Now, several companies offer Internet-based virtual faxing services. These services typically assign fax numbers to customers so they can receive faxes from traditional fax machines.

Typically, fax services charge a monthly fee. Many offer different levels of service, from accounts that can only receive faxes to unlimited local faxing. Some also offer additional services like voice mail.

Here's how the process works:
  1. You sign up for the service.
  2. The service assigns you a fax number and provides instructions for how to send a fax from an email program or a Web interface.
  3. You send and receive faxes as attached documents via email.
  4. The service bills you on a monthly or per-fax basis, depending on your service plan.

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How to configure Outlook Express

Outlook Express is used for sending and receiving emails. Outlook Express has the capability to define and use multiple email accounts and email servers. This article provides you the different types of outlook express configurations using single or multiple email account configurations in outlook express.



Basic outlook express configuration
These steps helps you the basic outlook express configuration.
1. Launch Outlook Express in the first step.
2. Go to Tools menu click on Accounts.
3.Click the Add button and then click Mail. 4. Display name is your name as you would like it shown on outgoing mail messages.

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Create unlimited disposable email addresses with Gmail

Take the following example:

a.bcefghi@gmail.com
       ab.cefghi@gmail.com
abce.fghi@gmail.com
       abcefg.hi@gmail.com

if you send an email to any of the addresses above, the amail will be forwarded to : 
abcefghi@gmail.com

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How to track the original location of an email via its IP address

Here’s a quick how-to guide on how you can track email to it’s originating location by figuring out the email’s IP address and looking it up. I have found this to be quite useful on many occasions for verification purposes since I receive lots of emails daily due to my blog. Tracking the IP address of an email sender does require looking at some technical details, so be ready to dig your heels in!
There are basically two steps involved in the process of tracking an email: find the IP address in the email header section and then look up the location of the IP address.
Finding the IP address of an email sender in GMail, Yahoo Mail, and Outlook
Let’s go ahead and take a look at how you would do this for Google, Yahoo and Outlook since those are the most popular email clients.
Google’s Gmail
1. Log into your account and open the email in question.
2. Click on the down arrow that’s to the right of the Reply link. Choose Show Original from the list.


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How to detect computer & email monitoring or spying software

COMPUTER MONITORING

So now, if you still think someone is spying on you, here’s what you can do! The good thing right now is that neither Windows XP SP2 nor Windows Vista support multiple concurrent connections while someone is logged into the console (there is a hack for this, but I would not worry about). What this means is that if you’re logged into your XP or Vista computer (like you are now if you’re reading this), and someone were to connect to it using the BUILT-IN REMOTE DESKTOP feature of Windows, your screen would become locked and it would tell tell you who is connected.

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Keep Your Email Safe and Avoid Spam

Keep Your Email Address Safe and Avoid SpamDespite an increasing number of unsolicited (and in some cases, malicious) email messages flooding the world's online inboxes, email software is getting smarter, enabling you to keep your email address safe and avoid spam.
The spammer's toolbox
One way spammers collect email addresses is by harvesting the information from Web sites. Web spiders (or bots similar to those used by search engines) crawl the Web and download pages known to typically contain email addresses. Pages with "mail:to" and generic "user@yourdomain.com" links are easy targets for email harvesters.
Newsgroups, blogs, and discussion boards are also easy targets. Thousands of email addresses can be extracted from newsfeeds with a simple computer program, and social groups often have Web-based mailing lists that are not password protected. Emails posted by individuals in blogs and forums are also easy to obtain.

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Identify a Phishing Email





Phishing refers to the fraudulent electronic communication process of attempting to acquire personal information such as bank and credit card information, usernames and passwords, along with other details that can be used in identity theft and more.
And phishing emails, or emails that are attempting to gather sensitive information, can be difficult to identify. Many of them look exactly like legitimate messages from your bank or creditors. However, they often contain dangerous links that will take you to fraudulent spoof sites. Like other scam emails, these sites look like the real thing and are aimed at getting you to give up important personal information.
In this article, we'll help you identify a phishing email so you can avoid it altogether.
Identifying phishing emails
Many phishing emails contain a threat of some kind—look for these warning signs and claims:
  • Your account will be suspended or frozen if you don't update your account information immediately
  • New security measures are being implemented and you must complete an online form to activate them
  • A charge that has been debited from your account
  • You are to receive a sum of money if you complete a survey, or contact someone from another country (such as Nigeria) for more information on how to get millions of dollars
Most likely, the fraudulent email will identify you by a generic term such as "Valued Customer" rather than by your name, but not always. Keep in mind that most Web sites have established a policy of never soliciting sensitive information such as passwords, account numbers, or personal identification numbers (PINs) from customers by email. The simple fact that the email is requesting this information at all is a sign that it's fraudulent. Also, if the address in the "From" field looks suspicious or doesn't match the "From" address in the e-mail headers, that's also a sign of fraud. You may also find that these emails come from a free account such as Yahoo* or Gmail*.

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