Tutorial to Create a Windows Vista Password Reset Disk
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4th Sep 2010
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Tutorial to Create a Windows Vista Password Reset Disk
Creating a Windows Vista password reset disk can really come in handy if you forget your account password. With it, you can easily reset your password and get right in to Windows Vista.
While there are ways to recover lost passwords without a password reset disk, they are often complicated and time consuming.
Be proactive by creating a password reset disk today. With a password reset disk, forgetting your password is no longer a crisis.
Follow the easy steps below to create a password reset disk for your Windows Vista account:
Click on Start and then Control Panel.
Click on the User Accounts and Family Safety link.
Note: If you’re viewing the Classic View of Control Panel, you won’t see this link. Simply double-click on the User Accounts icon and proceed to Step 4.
Click on the User Accounts link.
In the task pane on the left, click the Create a password reset disk link.
When the Forgotten Password Wizard window appears, click Next
Note: You will need some kind of portable media before being able to create a password reset disk. This means that you will need a flash drive or a floppy disk drive and blank floppy disk.
Important: You will not be able to use a blank CD or DVD as a password reset disk in Windows Vista.
In the I want to create a password key disk in the following drive: drop down box, choose the portable media drive to create a password reset disk on.
Click Next to continue.
With the disk or other media still in the drive, enter your current account password in the text box and click Next.
Windows Vista will now create the password reset disk on your chosen media.
When the progress indicator shows 100% complete, click Next and then click Finish in the next window.
You can now remove the flash drive or floppy disk from your computer.
Label the disk Password Reset and store it in a safe place.
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Web Design Tutorial – Simple Preloader in Flash (AS2)
Flash Tutorials
4th Sep 2010
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In this week’s website design video blog, James demonstrates how to add a preloader to your Flash Animation (Action Script 2), improving your website’s usability. The supporting blog for this video can be found here: www.crearedesign.co.uk Where you can download the ZIP file that is used in the demonstration.
Top 10 Photoshop Tutorial Sites for Web Design
Flash Tutorials
4th Sep 2010
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Adobe Photoshop, or simply Photoshop, has been an indispensable tool for web development. Though Photoshop was commonly used as a graphics editing program, Photoshop today is now integrated for web development purposes such as creation of website layout, buttons, navigation, logo, fonts, and graphical materials frequently seen in a website.
There are hundreds of sites in the web that provide learning materials in using Photoshop, may it be for the web, photo editing or others. Here is the top 10 list of popular websites that offer different and useful tips and tricks in Photoshop.
PSDTuts.com
PSDTuts.com is one of my most favorite sites that provide useful “Spoonfed” tutorials for beginners and professionals. Much like any Photoshop tutorial sites, PSDTuts.com also offers different kinds of how tos for text, image effects, and web design. The unique thing about this website is that, this is open for all who are willing to impart their knowledge in Photoshop for the use of all.
PSDTuts.com provides a great way of exposure by allowing artists to write tutorials and articles as well as earn cash.
Visit an online Web design Philippines site to learn more about web design tips and tricks.Visit http://www.myoptimind.com for more info.
PSHero.com
PSHero.com is another site that provides useful and effective Photoshop tutorials as it offers comprehensive graphic designs that include navigational bars for web, complex repeating background patterns, and cool and useful font effects, as well as the popular artistic sepia on photos.
Tutorial9.net
Tutorial9.net is a collection of teachers, experts, and caring folks from around the world, all gathered in one place to pass along their knowledge to absolutely anyone interested in learning.
Tutorial9.net offers Photography, illustrator, and web tutorials which include SEO, blog designs such as adding thumbnails to wordpress or usability improvements for blogs, and other tools to understand a website’s viewers.
PSDLearning.com
PSDLearning.com also provides some of the juiciest and coolest effects in photo, text, other special effects, and interface for web pages. One of its features is its comprehensiveness, i.e. step by step guidelines in Photoshop.
This site is a perfect place to find various ways on creating portfolios, in addition to coolest trends in web design such as smart objects and videos. It offers a detailed step by step process on each tutorials.
Pixel2Life.com
Pixel2Life.com caters to graphic designers, webmasters and programmers, having 45,154 tutorials listed in 88 categories. They also feature a massive and diversified community with 36,847 registered members that participate in their forums.
Different webmasters can benefit from Pixel2Life.com by receiving a large initial influx of traffic for every accepted tutorial they submit, and continue to do so as long as it stays in the site’s index. The best thing about this site is that it’s free. No membership is required, and there’s no requirement to link back to them.
Learn more about web design by visiting an online Web design Philippines site.
Good-Tutorials.com
Good-Tutorials.com is a website that provides a collection of different how tos from Photoshop, Illustrator, JavaScript, PHP, CSS, Flash, HTML, and many more that web designers can benefit from. One good thing about this site is that, much like PSDTuts.com, it also offers a way to submit tutorials which can help beginners and professionals alike.
TutorialSphere.com
TutorialSphere.com offers 3D graphics, audio editing, video editing, and other website development tools such as CSS, HTML, JavaScript, PHP, XML, and Photoshop among others.
Same as the previous sites, it also allows designers and developers to submit their own know hows and articles in the site.
Pegaweb.com
Pegaweb.com directly gives out web design tips using Photoshop. As owner is a web designer himself, he can provide the latest trends in web design, and a way for beginners to learn how Photoshop can enhance the site’s capability to attract viewers.
PhotoshopTalent.com
Another great website is PhotoshopTalent.com as it offers how tos on photo, text, color effects, animations, buttons and icons, web layouts, and Photoshop basics for beginners.
One great thing about this website is that it also shares videos so as to help beginners learn how to use Photoshop in creating specific effects on images, texts, and on web layouts.
For web design and development needs, visit an online Web design Philippines site to learn more.
PhotoshopSupport.com
PhotoshopSupport.com is one of the best places where enthusiasts can come and learn the tips and tricks involved in Photoshop. It provides different information from PS scripts, web templates, web design tips, blog templates, tips and tricks for beginners, to the simple keyboard shortcuts. PhotoshopSupport.com specializes in offering their viewers a comprehensive list of tutorials mainly from Photoshop.
Margarette Mcbride is a copywriter of Optimind Web Design and SEO, a web design and seo company in the Philippines. Optimind specializes in building and promoting websites that are designed for conversion..
How to make tutorial video recording of your screen with Snagit
Flash Tutorials
3rd Sep 2010
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It is a good idea to make a screencast to show off your product features or how easy it is to work with. Because people like to look at screencasts when they are thinking about purchasing software or web applications.
I believe you have known camtasia and snagit, as they are really famous software. But camtasia is a bit more expensive ($ 299); I think it was worth to buy only when you plan to do a lot of screencasting semi professionally. On the other hand snagit and camtasia are produced by the same company with the same quality, but snagit only costs $ 49.95 and it also can help you to record a video.
And what camtasia can do but snagit can not are:
Add audio for your video. Export FLV file directly. (I am not sure whether camtasia can export FLV format )
The following tutorial will teach you how to solve the above weak points and save more money!
Step 1: Record a video with Snagit.
Snagit is not only screenshot software; you can create a video recording of your screen with the video capture mode. See full tutorial on its official site: http://www.techsmith.com/learn/snagit/9/capture/video-capture.asp
After the video is recoded, export it as AVI format.
Step2: Convert the AVI video to FLV format.
FLV format is the most popular streaming video format in internet now. As it has good quality and small size. You can find a lot of video converter by google the keywords, but I suggest you to try Moyea Flash Video MX. If you do not have the need to convert DVD to FLV and do not want to make a web player, you can use the Std version.
Import the video into MX and convert it to H.264 FLV or F4V. You can control the video’s size by adjust the video’s bit rate according to your needs.
In the next step you can add a controlbar on your video and add a redirection on your video.
Step 3: Add audio for your FLV video.
This step you need Moyea FLV Editor Lite. The Lite version is free version if you do not want any limitation you can use the Ultimate version.
It has two timeline, after you import the FLV video. Just drag the audio you recorded before into the audio line.
Step 4: Publish your video on your website.
At last let us see what benefits we can gain:
1. Save more money:
Camtasia cost: $ 299
Snagit 9 ($ 49.95) + Moyea Flash Video MX Std 6 ($ 59.95) + FLV Editor Ultimate ($ 0): $ 109.90
Choose the second method you can save nearly $ 190.
2. Get one good video editor:
As you see FLV Editor Lite is really easy to use, unless add audio you can use it to do many other editings.
3. Get one good FLV encoder:
Moyea Flash Video MX Std upgraded recently, now it not only can convert video to FLV/SWF, it can also convert FLV to SWF. And you can use it to add a cool controlbar on your video and publish it to your web.
4. You can add a redirection on your video.
You can add navigation on click and navigation at the end with Moyea Flash Video MX.
5. You will have 3 good applications with less money.
Hope this article will help you.
Ayumilove Adobe Flash Tutorial: Create Smooth Preloader
Flash Tutorials
2nd Sep 2010
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Ayumilove’s Diary: This is a tutorial which guides you on how to develop a simple smooth preloader for your flash games. This is my first video tutorial on flash! Anyone good in macromedia flash ??? DIY – do it yourself lol Below is a link for written tutorial www.actionscript.org Why we need a preloader? It is used to improve the playback performance of huge movies (more than 1mb?). It prevents macromedia flash from instantly playing the flash movie and allows user to download the whole movie first in order to view it without any lag/jerk. It could be used for flash games, flash movies, flash presentation (streaming on Internet) and lots more.
