Play Jigsaw Puzzle game in VLC Media Player

Why are you using VLC media Player? 
99% of computer users would say for watching video files. Do you know that we can play puzzle game on VLC player. Most of us doesn't know that VLC can do lots of things than playing video files such as converting a video file.

Lets see how to play puzzle game in VLC Media Player while playing a video file.

• Play a video file in VLC Player
• While playing click on Tools
• Select Effects and Filters
• Then select Video Effect
• After that select Geometry
• Put a tick on Puzzle game to enable
• Now select number of column and rows as your wish.

Note : Put a tick on Black slot to play without trouble

That's all !!! lets start to play Puzzle in you VLC

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Internet Download Manager ( IDM ) 6.11 Full Version

Internet Download Manager ( IDM ) is a download accelator program. By using this software we are able download anything from the Internet at a high speed. But when we are download the program from its official site it is a trial version which is 30 day pack. After 30 days it will ask you to enter the  serial key or to buy license. So here is the process to make any latest downloaded Internet Download Manager full version. After doing these steps you would be able to access the full free version.
Here let us see how can we make an latest IDM full version using some serial keys and adding some tricks. You can download the latest IDM from here. 
                                               
How to Crack IDM Latest ??

1.  Download latest IDM from here and install it.
2. Goto to  " C:\windows\System32\drivers\etc" on your computer.
3. In the " etc" you will find a file with name "hosts"
4. right Click on host file and choose " properties" and path to "security" tab on the property window.
5. Now goto " Advanced" and Navigate to "owner" on the Advance Setting Option.
6. Goto  "edit".
7. A Screen will display There you would be able to find a table asking you to change "change Owner to". Now change it to any user ( not to administrative ).
8. Tick the tab " replace owner on sub containers and objects".
9. Goto to settings. 
10. apply all the modified setting. During this it would ask for permissions ignore  the message and click OK.
11. Now Right click of mouse on the " Hosts" file and choose "properties" then path to "security" tab.
12. Now press On " Edit" on the  "Group or User Names" side.
13. A window will ask for the permission press full control 
14. Apply these changes and press ok 
15. Now open the " Hosts" file with wordpad/notepad and Copy the below text and paste it in the hosts file.

127.0.0.1 tonec.com
127.0.0.1 www.tonec.com
127.0.0.1 registeridm.com
127.0.0.1 www.registeridm.com
127.0.0.1 secure.registeridm.com
127.0.0.1 internetdownloadmanager.com
127.0.0.1 www.internetdownloadmanager.com
127.0.0.1 secure.internetdownloadmanager.com
127.0.0.1 mirror.internetdownloadmanager.com
127.0.0.1 mirror2.internetdownloadmanager.com

16. Save the host file.
17. Now goto registration  

18. Now a screen Will be open ask your details and serial.

19. Enter your First name, Last , Email  in the required field.
20. In serial box type any of the below serial. And press ok.

RLDGN-OV9WU-5W589-6VZH1
HUDWE-UO689-6D27B-YM28M
UK3DV-E0MNW-MLQYX-GENA1
398ND-QNAGY-CMMZU-ZPI39
GZLJY-X50S3-0S20D-NFRF9
W3J5U-8U66N-D0B9M-54SLM
EC0Q6-QN7UH-5S3JB-YZMEK
UVQW0-X54FE-QW35Q-SNZF5
FJJTJ-J0FLF-QCVBK-A287M

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You Are Done, Enjoy Using the full version....

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15 Best Google Chrome Security Extensions

• Web of Trust (WOT) - If you have just one Chrome security extension, Web of Trust should be it. The WOT extension throws up traffic signal warnings for every link on the web: green for safe, amber for suspicious, and red for avoid at all costs. The ratings are powered by user feedback, so feel free to throw your own kudos or condemnation up as you surf.

• SiteAdvisor - Like Web of Trust, McAfee's SiteAdvisor Chrome extension warns you whether the link you're about to follow -- or the page you're on -- is safe to surf. SiteAdvisor's alerts, however, are powered by McAfee's security research, rather than the crowdsourced feedback of Web of Trust. Green checkmarks mean safe; red Xs mean risky.

•  LastPass - The LastPass Chrome extension is a robust password manager that replaces all your separate web logins with a single master password. Remember that one, and LastPass will log you into the rest. Signing up for a new service? LastPass will generate a strong password for you. Got a new web form to fill out? LastPass will complete it for you, even if it's AJAX-based. And all the password data is locally encrypted, so even if the LastPass service is hacked, your passwords are safe. Stop using the Post-It notes taped to your monitor and let LastPass safely recall your passwords.

• Secbrowsing - The Secbrowsing Chrome extension provides a single but vital function: It makes sure all your browser plug-ins are up to date. Running an old Flash plug-in with a known vulnerability? Secbrowsing will let you know. Missing the latest Java security update? Secbrowsing has your back.

•  Click & Clean - The Click & Clean Chrome extension is the nuclear option for erasing your browsing history. Besides removing all the URLs from your browser logs, Click & Clean also deletes every cookie, web temporary file, local web artifact, LSO and download history item from your browser -- whether they could do harm or not. In short, it makes it look like you've never browsed the Internet before.

• View Thru - When you click on a shortened URL from a service like bit.ly or tinyURL, you have no idea what kind of site (or security threat) you'll arrive at. The View Thru Chrome extension creates mouseover blurbs that expose the destination URL behind those shortened links. Never click blind again.

•  KB SSL Enforcer - If certain sites or services offer a Secure Sockets Layer login or access option, the KB SSL Enforcer will automatically select that https:// URL. The days of using unnecessarily unencrypted web addresses are over.

• PasswordFail - For the extra paranoid among us, the PasswordFail Chrome extension warns you off any website that stores or sends your login password as clear text. Basically, if one of these sites is hacked, your undisguised password is sitting openly in a database, ready to be tried on all your other online accounts. PasswordFail lets you know if your password is an easier hacking target by calling out websites that don't encrypt their stored or e-mailed passwords.

• Credit Card Nanny - This Chrome extension is just like PasswordFail except Credit Card Nanny highlights websites that store or send your credit card number (and other data) as clear text. The fact is, many web transaction forms simply e-mail your credit card number to the site administrator for manual processing, making the card number, your card expiration date, pin number, or any other transaction data easily intercepted. Credit Card Nanny helps you avoid the online stores that engage in this risky business.

•  TrustGuard - Sort of a Better Business Bureau for the web, the TrustPilot Chrome extension uses customer feedback to rate online stores for their security and business practices: Red for avoid, orange for use caution, and green for safe. If you come across an e-commerce site that looks sketchy, odds are TrustPilot can confirm or deny whether it's safe to make a purchase. And for established sites that have current security concerns -- like when when they're under a hack attack -- TrustPilot will let you know when its safe to shop there again.

•  Secure Profile - It's all fine and good not to share your passwords or browsing data with unknown online parties, but what about the people who use your PC? The Secure Profile Chrome extension encrypts and password-protects your Chrome profile data -- including all those stored passwords and form auto-completes -- so that anyone who gains access to your machine can't also gain access to your online accounts.

• AdBlock - As much a privacy concern as a security issue, online ads range from intrusive to risk-inducing. The AdBlock Chrome extension blocks most of them, especially those than use Flash, prior to downloading. Thus you'll browse safer and faster.

•  BugMeNot Lite - Almost every web site seems to want you to create an account -- and to track your access history across the Internet -- even if you only plan on visiting once. With the BugMeNot Lite Chrome extension, simply click CTRL+i and those onerous login forms will be auto-completed with anonymous information. You get access, but the site gets no data. Sounds fair to me.

• FlashBlock - If AdBlock doesn't go far enough, the FlashBlock Chrome extension will prevent any Flash content from loading on a web page. Instead, a placeholder icon is displayed, so you can unlock those select Flash elements you want to see -- like videos -- without suffering through the slowdown and potential security risks a full Flash onslaught can present.

• Google Alarm - Perhaps more amusing the useful, the Google Alarm Chrome  xtension sounds a shrill siren alert anytime you load a page where Google is collecting browsing data, which is to say any page running Google Analytics or Google AdSense. Running this extension for just a few hours will illustrate just how often Google has their eye on you (and how glad you are this extension has a silent mode). You may not run Google Alarm long, but you'll learn a great deal while it's operating.

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Download Windows 8 Trial For 90 Days

In October 26th Microsoft released new version of Windows Operating system all over the world. Windows 8 Costs $40 [According to Indian currency Rs.24.000]. 
Windows 8 is available for free with a trial pack of 90 days

Minimum System Requirements for Windows 8

• Processor   -  1 Gigahertz [ or faster ]
• Ram           -  Minimum 1 GB [ more than 1 GB]
• Hard Disk  -  Minimum 16 GB
• Graphics Card - Microsoft Direct X 9 Graphic device with WDDM device.

Download

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Analyze & Manage Your Twitter Followers with Tweepi

Are you on Twitter? Technically, Twitter is a micro-blogging platform to communicate and engage with others people on the platform. Generally, we use Twitter to tweet 'cause tweets can't tweet on elsewhere though some social networks starting to follow Twitter techniques on their platforms too ;) I'm just kidding. Anyway, if you are on Twitter, you are familiar with the terms tweets, followers, following, direct messages and so on. I have no doubt that you are accepting the challenge of shortening your messages into 140 characters and enjoy sharing 'em with other tweeps on Twitter. But are you familiar with managing your Twitter account?

With Tweepi,

                     U can analyze

● Number of tweets

● Number of retweets

● Number of replies

● Number of links in tweets

● Number of followers

● Number of followers

● Number of friends (Following)

● Number of statuses

● Last tweet time

● Link Ratio

● Follow Ratio

● Klout Score

● Location

   Steps

1. Navigate to Tweepi Sign Up page.

2. Click Proceed to Twitter button there.

3. Now you will prompt to sign in to Twitter and authorize Tweepi application to use your Twitter account to grab information of your followers to analyze, unless you already signed in to Twitter. Else you will proceed to next step of Tweepi sign up process.

4. Provide your personal details and a password for your Tweepi account. Click Start using Tweepi button after selecting necessary options through below check boxes.

5. Now you will be directed to your Tweepi dashboard. Here you can manage your Twitter account with sort of interesting tools. Let's see what kind of tools available for FREE users.

Note: If you have immense number of followers, you may have to wait for few seconds until Tweepi populate stats for your accountto begin with using tools.

Flush - This tool will list Twitter users who aren't following you back though you follow them. You can select users and unfollow easily here if you don't find useful in following them on Twitter. Just don't unfollow them for not being following you back if you find their tweets interesting to you. It's obvious. Isn't it?

Reciprocate - This is my favorite. You can find Twitter users who are following you, but yet you aren't following back. You could have missed them to check out and follow earlier. If you missed, you can find them all here and follow as you find how interesting they are and to build more worthy connections.

Cleanup - This tool basically list all Twitter users you are following. You can unfollow users if you found their updates are not interesting to you anymore, buggy or they are mostly idle and not engaging with your conversations on Twitter. But just don't unfollow a user being idle if it's not too long as they could be having different circumstances and he/she may start to tweet out once they back online.

Follow followers - This tool helps you find followers of a specific Twitter account with similar interests. You just need to enter a Twitter handle you familiar with such as @7hacks and proceed. Then you will able to see all the followers of that Twitter account you entered and can start following users with similar interests. It's very useful way to find users with similar interests.

Follow friends - This is similar to "Follow followers" tool we discussed above. Here you can get to know friends of a specific Twitter user. I mean, if you know of a interesting Twitter user, you can find who he/she is following. It's a great way to find friends on Twitter via a known Twitter friend, if you starting out with Twitter as a newbie. In addition, you can find very useful tweeps and resources to follow too.

Follow list - Creating lists on Twitter is very useful to find updates of specific subjects or topics. This tool helps you go through lists of Twitter users and follow interesting Twitter users in such lists. Here you need to enter Twitter handle of a specific account and it will populate all the lists that Twitter account has. Then, as usually, you can explore the list and follow users you find useful.

Paste & analyze - This tool is wonderful. You can analyze multiple Twitter accounts you wish to follow or already following, and see their information. Just enter Twitter handles separated by commas (i.e: @WootWoot, @Sparrow, @WhizKid, @ItsMyBirthday, @ImReadingThis) and proceed to see information of the Twitter users you have entered.

More information:
As you use above Tweepi tools, I'd like to mention few options you should keep in mind which you may not aware in first use and in decision making.

Load Stats

This option will load the stats not populated on your graph.


Columns

This option helps you to add more columns to discover more information about tweeps.


Tweepi Presets

Tweepi presets helps you arranging tweeps considering their statistics on different factors. It's more convenient for users to identify who are the ones best to follow and unfollow. Make sure to change presets and make use of them. 

Hope this article is useful to u!!!!
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Useful Google Chrome Extensions

Here are some of the Google Chrome Extensions which are useful while browsing..

These Extensions let you use your browser with ease for a better browsing..

• AdBlock - Some claim that ad blocking is killing the free Web, others say that ad blockers are simply killing bad advertisers. Whatever your position, anyone looking for an equivalent of Greasemonkey for Chrome should start with the AdBlock Chrome extension. It strips out most ads from the majority of websites, making for a cleaner, faster (and, thanks to blocked autoplaying video ads, quieter) browsing experience.
•  Send from Gmail - If you're a Google Chrome user, odds are you're a Gmail user, too. This Chrome extension will direct every e-mail link on a website to a Gmail window, rather than firing up MS Outlook. No more copy-and-pasting e-mail addresses into Gmail for you. As an added bonus, you can instantly email the URL to any page you're reading using this extension. This makes it so much easier to spam out that link for the latest LOLcats image or OK Go video.
• . Google Mail Checker - The only real disadvantage to Gmail compared with a desktop-based mail client is that, unless you have Gmail open, you don't get instant notification that new mail has been received. The Google Mail Checker Chrome extension keeps a running tally of your unread Gmail messages next to the Chrome address bar, and clicking the extension icon will open a Gmail tab. Never wonder whether you've got unread Gmail again.
• . IE Tab- Some sites are optimized to run exclusively in Internet Explorer, especially Microsoft products like Outlook Web Access. Don't give up that native IE Web functionality just because you're using Chrome. The IE Tab Chrome Extension creates a virtual IE browser within Chrome, so you get all the Internet Explorer-ness without running two different browsers.
•  Docs PDF/PowerPoint Viewer - If Chrome has one glaring weakness, it's that it doesn't always handle PDF links very well. (I've had to kill more than a few stalled Chrome tabs that unknowingly tried to open PDF online forms.) The Docs PDF/PowerPoint Viewer Chrome extension sends any PDF or PowerPoint Web link to Google Docs, where the document can be read, surfed, printed or saved quickly and easily.
•  FastestChrome - FireFox users will call this Chrome extension FastestFox for Chrome, which is appropriate, since the two plug-ins share the same creator. The FastestChrome extension enhances Web searches. Highlight any word on a page to get a definition of the term, or launch a search for the text. On Google search results, additional results pages are automatically loaded so you can just keep scrolling. Relevant results from other search engines and sites -- like Amazon and Wikipedia -- are interlinked into standard Google search results. On Wikipedia pages, related articles are automatically loaded into the left-hand column. If you perform any amount of web research on a regular basis, the FastestChrome extension gets very addictive, very fast.
• Stop Autoplay for YouTube - There are a lot of Chrome extensions that stop videos from automatically playing when you visit their host pages, but the Stop Autoplay Chrome Extension goes the extra mile: It stops autoplay but still pre-buffers the video. For those of you with slow connections, no longer must you suffer through stuttering YouTube playback while you wait for the entire video to load. Simply wait for the progress bar to fill up, then hit play; your video will be waiting for you.
•  Feedly - If you have bookmarked RSS feeds from Google Reader, Twitter, Delicious, YouTube or Amazon, the Feedly Chrome extension is your new best friend. Feedly automatically imports your feeds, then arranges the content into a eye-pleasing magazine page. The Feedly extension also keeps a running tally of your unread items in the address bar, so you know exactly how many stories await in your new personal news site.
•  GooglePreview - The GooglePreview Chrome Extension is simple: It adds a thumbnail to the left of any Google search result showing a snapshot of the listed website. This is very helpful when you're looking for a site you visited but didn't bookmark, as the thumbnail image can help jog your memory. Also, if there are (ahem) unsavory images on the page, you'll know before you open the link. 
• Session Manager - Sometimes bookmarks aren't enough. Sometimes you need to save a web page exactly as it is, with your account logged in and certain online work already in progress. The Session Manager Chrome extension is there for you in these situations. Simply click the cardboard box icon next to the address bar, and Session Manager will offer a Save option for any web page you're running. All saved web pages are timestamped, so you can return to any version of your in-progress work at any time. Skip login screens and configuration menus and return to any page exactly as you left it. It sounds trivial, but for those of us that bounce between multiple web apps and interfaces, Session manager is a time-saver that makes a noticeable difference.

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