Paid To Popup Hacking Articles: September 2008

How to reset your Windows XP Password?

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Can't Log On to Windows XP? If that’s your only problem, then you probably have nothing to worry about. As long as you have your Windows XP CD, you can get back into your system using a simple but effective method made possible by a little known access hole in Windows XP. This method is easy enough for newbies to follow – it doesn’t require using the Recovery Console or

What Is Terminal Services?

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What Is Terminal Services?Updated: March 28, 2003What Is Terminal Services?In this sectionTerminal Services provides the ability to host multiple, simultaneous client sessions on Windows Server 2003. Terminal Services is capable of directly hosting compatible multi-user client desktops running on a variety of Windows-based and non Windows-based computers. Standard Windows-based applications do

Terminal Services Tools and Settings

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Terminal Services Tools and SettingsIn this section:This section summarizes the tools and settings associated with Terminal Services.Terminal Services ToolsThe following tools are associated with Terminal Services.Change.exe: Change logonCategoryThis tool is included in all Microsoft Windows Server 2003 operating systems except the Web edition.Version compatibilityThis tool will run on all

How Terminal Services Works

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How Terminal Services WorksIn this sectionTerminal Services provides the ability to host multiple, simultaneous client sessions on Microsoft Windows Server 2003. Terminal Server is capable of directly hosting compatible multi-user client desktops running on a variety of Windows-based and non Windows-based hardware. Standard Windows-based applications do not need modification to run on the

Assigning Softwares in ADS

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In Windows Active Directory, how can I assign or publish a .MSI file? Note: The following information is intended for registered local support providers lsps@iu.edu ; otherwise, contact your campus Support Center. (LSPs) at Indiana University. If you are an LSP and have questions regarding the information in this document, contact LSP Services at With Active Directory group policies, you can

How to Block Msn Messenger in ISA Server

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Messenger Blocking: Many people complains that their employees don’t do enough work rather they would sign in to their msn messengers and start chatting early in the morning, in the lunch break and whenever they find time. This prevents them from doing work, they become lazy and the workload increases. In this article I will show you step by step in blocking msn messenger to be signed in from

Creating Disk Quotas in ADS

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About Disk Quotas Unfortunately, in Windows NT Disk Quotas didn’t exist, which was much to the disappointment of Windows Administrators. Along came Windows 2000 and with the introduction of Disk Quotas it meant Administrators had the ability to track and control user disk usage. The only problem was that they didn’t really have a sufficient way of managing disk quotas. Scripting, reporting and

To create a basic web page you need

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to create a basic web page you need  
#  5. Content to put on the pages on the web site 
content is usually described as including
  • text (a fancy way of saying the words on the page)
  • images (photos and drawings + moving images)
  • audio (sounds in different file formats)
The main reason why websites take along time to build is not due to the technical considerations of making the web page files, or uploading, but rather due to the time taken in decision making, and consultations that go into choosing what to say, then making the images (sometimes original photos need to be taken - then scanned), then seeing how it will all fit together; which can involved many people giving opinions about the appearance.  
 
  • text - the arrangement of words you put on the site. Sometimes this is easy as copying out words from the existing PR material, sometimes it has to be written from scratch.
  • images - sometimes these can be cut and pasted from other sites, sometimes new photos, or diagrams have to be created, and then image editors have to be used to size and shape the images so they will fit on the page and be of a size (in bytes) that will load fast
    • static images
      • .jpeg (highly compressed files) - load fast, lower quality
      • .gif
      • .bmp (high quality, cannot be seen in older browsers ie. Netscape 4.7)
    • moving images
      • real player  files (.rp)
      • movie files (.mpeg)
  • audio
    • .wav files
    • .midi files
    • MP3 files 
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