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How to Log In to Multiple Facebook Accounts

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If you have noticed, you can never open more than one Facebook user
account simultaneously in any browser. One way around this is to use the private browsing feature, but this will only let you open 2 accounts at the same time and fails if you try to open any more.
What if you need to log into more? Well, this article will tell you how to log into many Facebook accounts with a simple script.

Installing the Script

If you are a Chrome user, you can use the script directly, but if you are on some other browser, make sure your browser has the necessary add-ons, like Greases Monkey is required for Firefox, before you proceed.
Once you have everything in place, install the Facebook Switch Accounts script in your browser and restart it.
install
If you login to your Facebook account now, you will see a new section at the top right panel named Switch Accounts. That’s the control panel that allows you to go from one account to the other.
Click on Add Accounts under the Switch Account menu and add all the accounts you work on simultaneously.
menuNow, all you have to do in order to switch accounts is click the Switch account button and select the nickname of the account you want to switch to.
add user
You can also edit and delete the accounts as well. To configure some advanced settings for the plugin, you can click on the Switch Settings and configure them as per your requirement.
switch settings
That’s all there is to it.  Switching between accounts will be extremely easy from now on.

How to Take a Screenshot on a Mac



Given that Mac keyboards do not have the PrintScreen button, Apple newbies may think that there is no way to take a screenshot. However, this could not be farther from the truth. There are many ways to do screen capture on any Mac computer.
Here are 4 ways to take screenshots on a Mac.

1. Use Keyboard Shortcuts

Screenshots can be done using the following shortcuts.
  1. For capturing the whole image on the screen, press command+ shift+ 3 and save it in a file.
  2. For capturing parts of the image present on the screen, press command+shift+4 and save it in a file.
  3. For capturing the whole image and saving it onto the clipboard, make use of command+control+shift+3.
  4. For capturing parts of the image and saving it onto the clipboard, make use of command+control+shift+4.

2. Grab Application

Apart from making use of the keyboard short cuts one can also make use of Grab application which is included with the Mac OS. You can find it located at /applications/utilities/grab.

3. Using a Scripting Command

The screen capture can be done using the scripting command as shown below,
Screencapture ~iw ~/Desktop/ screen.jpg
If you choose to make use of the screencapture option to take screenshots, there are a few limitations you need to know about;
  • Only the PDF format of file storage is available and storage of the file cannot be done in any other file format.
  • Automatic saving of the screenshots is done, and they are located on the desktop.
  • Cursor capture is not available.
  • Resolution of shots captured using screencapture cannot be changed.

4. Professional Software

Professional software like Snapz Pro X and Jing have many more options present in relation to capturing screenshots on a Macintosh Operating System.

Snapz Pro X

This software available for capturing data on the screen and it can be saved both as a screenshot or better a movie. The software also offers built in email facility. The features which make Snapz Pro X the best solution for capturing screenshots on a MAC OS Computer is its ease of operation through a user friendly interface.
There are many functional options available and the steps to be followed are not complex in nature. The screen shots can be stored as .gif, .bmp, .tiff, .jpg, .pdf, .pict or even as Photoshop files. The image compression feature is good and the screenshots can be cropped, dithered, depth can of the image be changed and scaled.

Jing

Jing is great screenshot capture software which can be used in computers making use of the MacOS. All activities on the computer can be captured using Jing software and quick email facilities are available which make the Jing application well suited for business needs also.
Few features specific to Jing which make it the best choice amongst other screenshot software are emphasis can be made on the screenshots, instant sharing via hyperlink placed on clipboard for a screenshot, email and forum posting options available with Jing.
Jing is a great way to capture screenshots and visuals can be added to conversations in a quick efficient manner.

How to Run Linux Commands from Windows Cmd Prompt


We all love to have quite a bit of flexibility with the machines we work on. One such thing I love is to have access to both Windows and Linux on the same system. By this, I do not necessarily mean having both operating systems running on the machine. To experience the charm of Windows on Linux, we may use Wine and similarly, to experience the charm of Linux on Windows we may use a program like Cygwin.
In this article, I will guide you on how to use Linux commands from your Windows command prompt to make you have much more flexibility.

First Things First

In order to make this happen, you need to download and install an interface like Cygwin on your machine. During installation, you will be prompted to enter the root folder. Be careful with your choice, as this becomes your root folder with the Cygwin interface.Before we proceed to the command prompt, you may launch Cygwin and get a feel for it. The interface is shown below.

Integrate Cygwin to the Cmd Prompt

In order to make the command prompt understand Linux commands, we need to port Cygwin to cmd prompt. Navigate to the Cygwin root folder that you had selected during its installation. Go to bin folder and copy the location.Next, open your System Properties dialog box. Go to My Computer, right click and Properties. Go to the advanced tab and find the Environment variables button under it. Hit this button to find a new dialog box appear. This is where you need to configure Cygwin for the command prompt.Select New to create a new environment variable. Give it a name as “CYGWIN” and value as the bin path for the Cygwin root location.After this, select the variable named “Path” and click Edit. Navigate to the end of the variable value and add a new variable as %CYGWIN% after putting a semi colon (;). 
You are now done and ready to use your command prompt with all the Linux commands.

Look into the Command Prompt

Launch your command prompt and try doing “Path”. You should see something like the image below with the addition of the Cygwin path. If not, something went wrong, and you need to check if you accomplished all steps properly.If all is fine, you will be able to use Linux commands. Try a few simple one’s out and later you may use it to the full extent. I tried commands like ls -l, cat, pwd and chmod. All seemed to work fine.

Conclusion

This is an awesome and interesting way to make Linux commands available on Windows. If you are a programmer or like to work with Linux, you will definitely love it. Not only does it bring a new set of commands but also increases the features of your cmd prompt. Moreover, it is better than just using the Cygwin interface alone.

How To Make the Windows Desktop Window Scrollable

Generally, people need multiple windows to be open at the time of work. However, they may find it distracting and confusing to see multiple windows lying one on top of the other. Situations may also surface requirements to arrange windows over the visible portion of the screen.
Though many applications allow real estate management of the screen, they do not provide much of an area to work with. Further, it requires a lot of manual work to minimize and maximize a single window while others sit in the background.
Windows Slider comes in as a solution to all these issues by allowing you to extend your screen infinitely towards the left and right.

What is Windows Slider?

Windows Slider is a desktop management application which extends the desktop width infinitely on both sides. It lets you open any number of windows and applications on the desktop and lets you slide the screen to access them without even worrying about minimizing and maximizing. Follow the link to download and install Windows Slider.

How to Configure?

Once you have installed Windows Slider, you will find it residing in the system tray. Right click on the icon to launch its menu.
Select the Configure option to launch the configuration window. There are basically five checkable options. These help you select the method you want to use for sliding your screen. While the first options are for the mouse interface, the other three are sets of hot keys. The second one comes disabled by default.

How to Slide Desktop?

The easiest option is the “Slide by Mouse” option. To slide the screen left and right, move the mouse pointer to the center of the edge respectively. If you have the “Touch-friendly Sliding” option checked, you will find a scroll appearing at the bottom of the screen. To use this, you must hold the right click and drag/scroll in the desired direction.
For keyboard users, they have a set of hot keys:
  • Ctrl-Alt-Q for left and Ctrl-Alt-W for right
  • Ctrl-Alt-Z for centering on active window
  • Alt-Tab for switching windows
The hot keys combinations are editable by launching the configuration window.

Conclusion

One reason that made me use this application was that I no longer had to worry about minimizing and maximizing windows. I could open as many windows as I liked on my desktop without operlapping. Switching over windows was just a scroll away.
Give it a try and let us know what you think in the comments.

How to Close All Tabs From The Same Website In Firefox and Chrome

Many times while I am working online no matter if I am researching on Wikipedia, browsing Facebook pages or shopping for my next gadget, I often end up opening many pages of the same website. Opening multiple tabs helps my work go faster, but after I am done, I feel like closing all of them at once.
Indeed there are option in browsers like “Close tabs on the right” or “Close all but active,” but none of these solves the exact problem I have. If you are a Firefox or Chrome user, you can install the below mentioned add-ons to get this necessary feature right away.

Firefox Users

TabCloser is a simple add-on for Firefox, which integrates the feature to close all the tabs related to a single domain. If you are browsing through Firefox, download and install the TabCloser add-on and restart your browser.
firefox tab closer
Now, next time you launch Firefox, you will see an added option to the context menu when you right click on any of the active tabs. The option will be to “Close all <x> (hostname) tabs” where (hostname) is the name of the website that’s open and <x> is the no of tabs for the domain.
A dialog box will show up to confirm the action, and once authorized, all your selected tabs will be closed instantly.

Chrome Users

Close all tabs from a site is a nifty extension for Chrome, which adds an option to close the current tab, and all other tabs from the same site. Just download and install the add-on to Chrome and next time you want to complete that task just right click on any open page from the specific domain and select close other tabs from this site.
chrome tab closer
Note: Developer has modified the above add-on to introduce an option to close non-active other tabs from the same site leaving the one with focus.

Conclusion

These add-ons indeed come in very handy when you have to close too many open tabs from a specific website instantly. The only problem I see is that, if all the pages you have opened is from a single domain then the use of these add-on will close the browser all together.

Stardock Gives You a Windows 8 Appbar Experience

If you have a lot of applications and windows open at a time and find it difficult to manage them, navigate through or minimize/maximize, Windows 8 has a perfect solution for you. However, not all of us will get a chance to experience this until Windows 8 is publicly released.
One way to try out some of the Windows 8 features is to use Stardock. It emulates the Windows 8 metro interface and adds in a visual bar of apps onto the side of your screen.

First Things First

Stardock has a beautiful interface and is just perfect to manage tabs of open applications. Apart from this, it allows us to tile lists of application that we frequently use for quick access. Follow the link to download and install Stardock. When you are done and launch the application for the first time, it shows a how to use page.
This is a great summary of the tool. You may scroll the list up/down, scroll pages right/left and more.
By default, the visual bar shows two pages named “apps” and “my tiles”. The former will show all open application and windows while the latter is configurable to add in links to other apps and folders.

How to Use Stardock?

The startup page says a lot. It also shows a list of tips to help you. You may again look at these by right clicking on the appbar. For every open window, the bar will show a preview. You may hit on any one to open or hit the cross to close it. To pull in an app drag and drop it and the page.
There are a couple of right click options. The top of the bar, where the page name resides, will show options to rename, delete or configure the behavior of a page.
A right click on any window preview will provide options to close, minimize or restore the window. The option on recent documents shows the list of documents opened recently.
Doing the same on a tiled application will show a shortcut link, unpin and rename options.
Right clicking on a blank space will let you configure the entire appbar or launch tips and how to use pages.

Configuration and Settings

Stardock Tiles have four basic configurable settings. With pages, you may defer page settings or edit existing profiles. There is a list of appearance settings like colors, icon, caption etc. Then, the size and location option lets you place the bar on any of the four edges and lets you choose the bar size ranging between tiny to extra large.

Conclusion

Stardock is a good app to try if you want to get a preview of the Windows 8 metro interface. In addition to that, it is a solid app management application.

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