How to Use Open Source Bug Tracking System |
- How to Use Open Source Bug Tracking System
- How to Disable Brick Level Backups in Backup Exec
- How to Convert GEDCOM to GEDCOM 5
- How do I Decode a Linksys VPN Log?
- How to Remove the Cache From a JSP
- How to Set Up an FTP Link on DNN
- How to Remove a ROM Mailing List
- How to Use an American Proxy
- How to Recover My Disk for Free
- How to Raise Data Recovery for XFS
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| How to Disable Brick Level Backups in Backup Exec Posted: The corporate backup program Backup Exec has a special backup type that is called "brick level." This type of backup is so named because it makes a complete backup of an entire client computer -- including the operating system, registry and all... Recent Article published on 1/19/2011 by Mickey Walburg |
| How to Convert GEDCOM to GEDCOM 5 Posted: GEDCOM stands for "Genealogical Data Communications." It is a file format that makes it possible for you to open genealogy files from a genealogy software program. GEDCOM 5.5 has the file extension .GED. Note that you will need a software... Recent Article published on 1/19/2011 by Suvro Banerji |
| How do I Decode a Linksys VPN Log? Posted: A Linksys router is a device that lets you connect multiple computers together and route connections to the Internet. Linksys has a logging feature so you can keep track of Virtual Private Networking (VPN) connections. This logging feature helps... Recent Article published on 1/19/2011 by JamesCampbell |
| How to Remove the Cache From a JSP Posted: The JSP language is designed to control servers and websites, and hence can also control the cache amount, or the amount of memory your JSP page stores. To totally eliminate the cache, which can be good for websites where you want users to sign... Recent Article published on 1/19/2011 by Paul Mann |
| How to Set Up an FTP Link on DNN Posted: Dot Net Nuke is a web development framework used to help programmers create websites quickly and securely. DNN has a wide variety of built-in functions available to programmers, which is helpful since they don't have to write every function they... Recent Article published on 1/20/2011 by Mickey Walburg |
| How to Remove a ROM Mailing List Posted: The term "ROM" stands for "Read Only Memory," but it often refers to electronic copies of games or operating systems that you "emulate" on your computer without the need for the original gaming hardware that ran the software. If you are on a ROM... Recent Article published on 1/20/2011 by Mitchell White |
| Posted: Proxy servers are essentially Internet servers set up to allow you to browse the Internet anonymously, thereby protecting your privacy and adding an extra layer between you and persons who might wish to use your information for ill gains. They... Recent Article published on 1/19/2011 by Joshua Benjamin |
| How to Recover My Disk for Free Posted: Disk drives can take several forms. They can be your PC's internal hard drive, a thumb drive or an external hard drive. If you accidentally delete files from a disk, you can recover them using a free recovery program; you can download these... Recent Article published on 1/19/2011 by Lindsay Howell |
| How to Raise Data Recovery for XFS Posted: "Raise Data Recovery for XFS" is a software program developed by Sysdev Laboratories. It is designed to recover lost and/or deleted files from XFS-formatted storage. You may install this software from its official website for free. Note that you... Recent Article published on 1/19/2011 by Suvro Banerji |
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