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Create Bootable XP SP integrated CD
Create One-click Shutdown And Reboot Shortcuts.txt Creating a Board aka Forum on your own PC !.rtf
Creating Universal Ghost Usb Boot Disk And Cd.txt
Data Capacity of CDs [Tutorial].txt
Debug, Learn how ***** windows.txt
Delete An undeletable File.txt
Delete Files From The Recent File List In Windows.txt
Digital Camera Guide.txt
Digital Faq-learn Everything About Digital Capture, Edit and Burning and more.txt
Digital Photo Id Cards, Greate Info.txt
Direct Link To Any Page You Want To In Hotmail.txt
Directx Explained.txt
Disable Compression On Xp, NTFS partition, Disk Cleanup.txt
Disable The Send Error Report, to Microsoft.txt
Disable Windows Logo Key.txt
Discover New Music You’ll Probably Love.txt
Download Free Music legally, legally.txt
Download from a paypal site without paying a penny!.txt
Download From Ftpz, Using Ftp Search Sitez.txt
Download Mp3’s Without Using Filesharing.txt
Download Music And Video With Media Player 9, quick and easy!.txt
Download Timeframes.txt
Dual Boot After The Fact.txt
Dvd Copying-ripping Definitions.txt
DVD Regions Information.txt
Dvd-9 to Dvd+r Dl, Double Layer To Double Layer, 1-1 copies.txt
Easily Disconnect-reconnect From Broadband.txt
Easily Find Serial Numbers On Google.., easy to do and works like a charm.txt
Ebay Hacktip.txt
General Keyboard Shortcuts.txt
Get In Windows 2000 As Administrator.txt
Get the Most Out of Your DVD Recorder.txt
Get The Music You Want To Hear.tx
Get unlimited bandwidth from your host for free.txt
Getting A 1gb Yahoo China Account.txt
Getting Counter-strike Source To Work.txt
getting movies, mp3,games using google.txt
Getting older programs to run on Windows XP.txt
Getting started with Linux for noobs!.txt
Go to Windows updates anonymously.txt
Google Search.txt
Google secrets.txt
Google Tips & Tricks, (utilizing search engine).txt
Graffiti On Walls 4 Adobe Photoshop Cs 8.0.txt
Guide For Getting Free Stuff.txt
Guide to IIS Exploitation.txt
Guide to Slipstreaming Service Pack 2.txt
Hard drive Gone Bad.txt
Hardware Firewall.txt
How To Add An Option To Print, the Contents of a Folder!.txt
How To Add Your Own Windows Tips.txt
How to Back Up the Registry.txt
How To Backup Ps2 Games.txt
HOW TO BLOCK PEOPLE ON WINMX WHO SHARE NOTHING.txt
How To Block Websties Without Software, block websites.txt
How To Boot Xp Faster (updated).txt
How to build a black box.txt
how to burn quicker in windows xp.txt
How to Bypass BIOS Passwords.txt
How To Bypass Web Filters, tutorial.txt
HOW TO CAPTURE STREAMING MEDIA.txt
How To Change A Cmos Battery.txt
How to change the serial number used in Windows XP, Valid for XP Corporate.txt
How To Change Thumbnail Size And Quality.txt
How to clear Bios info 2.txt
How to clear Bios info.txt
How To Convert File System, fat – fat32 to ntfs.txt
How To Copy A Dvd Which Will Play On A X Box.txt
How to copy songs from your iPod to your PC.txt
How To Customise Your start Button.txt
How To Delete Those Persistent Nasty Files.txt 0.53 kB
How To Directly Go To Inbox, Write Msg, w Hotmail, no need for How to find MP3’s real quickly.txt 0.35 kB
How To Find Serial Numbers On Google.txt 0.79 kB
How to fix corrupted files in XP.txt 1.48 kB
How to fix Windows Installer problem.txt 0.96 kB
How To Get A Free I-pod Or Flat Screen Tv, check it out.txt 6.62 kB
HOW TO GET ANY WINDOWS PASSWORD.txt 3.41 kB
How to Get someones ISP password, Get free internet.txt 2.65 kB
How To Get Top Ranking, Search Engines.txt 6.58 kB
How To Hack Windows Xp Admin Passwords.txt 2.52 kB
How to hack-change your Windows XP Boot Screen.txt 1.52 kB
how To Hide Yourself From Network Users!, And give access to only specific users!.txt 0.86 kB
How To Make An Animted Logo.txt 5.26 kB
How To Make Free Phone Calls.txt 2.29 kB
How to make key generators.txt 8.83 kB
How To Make Perfect Copies Of Maxis The Sims Discs, CloneCD Style!.txt 1.17 kB
How To Make XP Go Faster.txt 5.58 kB
How To make your own Radio Station 2.txt 3.26 kB
How To Make Your Own Radio Station.txt 1.58 kB
How to Remove DRM Protection for Video Files.txt 2.29 kB
How To Remove Ms Java Vm And Install Sun Java.txt 0.05 kB
How To Remove Signin Details Of Msn Passport.txt 1.04 kB
How To Remove The Default Admin$ Shares.txt 1.03 kB
How to remove the Links folder in IE Favorites.txt 0.59 kB
How to Remove WinXP Splash and See Operations.txt 1.19 kB
How To Rename Extensions With Ease, with a Renamer.bat file!.txt 0.44 kB
How to Rename File Extensions.txt 3.11 kB
How To Rename Multiple Files In Winxp.txt 0.56 kB
How To Restrict Login Hours Allowed.txt 0.58 kB
How to safeguard your files when computer crashes.txt 2.94 kB
How to save Windows xp updates.txt 0.63 kB
how to search google for RAPIDSHARE links.txt 0.98 kB
How To See Hidden Files, Using Dos.txt 0.08 kB
How To Set search For All Files In Winxp.txt 0.71 kB
How to set up a http server running from you computer.txt 3.06 kB
How To Set Up A Proxy In Flashget, As Requested.txt 0.66 kB
How to set up a server with Apache , PHP , MySQL , Perl , phpMyAdmin.txt 8.77 kB
How To Set Up Direct Connect.txt 26.96 kB
HOW TO SET UP FTP SERVER.txt 1.79 kB
How To Set Up Proxies In Your Browser.txt 1.63 kB
How To Set Zone Alarm Settings!, Fix for ZA ports.txt 2.12 kB
How To Setup Your Own Dns (Domain Name Server).txt 6.97 kB
How To Speed Up A Slow Computer.txt 1.21 kB
How To Speed Up Http Requests On Internet Explorer, as above.txt 1.28 kB
How To Stop Spam.txt 8.05 kB
How to swear in all languages.txt 28.32 kB
How To Unload Cached Dll Files To Free Memory.txt 0.56 kB
How to Use and How to Chain Multiple Proxies!.txt 9.70 kB
How To Use File Compression In Windows Xp.txt 4.19 kB
How To Use Google To Download Mp3’s, and applications…..txt 0.60 kB
How To Use Newsgroups.txt 0.56 kB
How To Use You Gmail With Msn Messenger.txt 0.37 kB
How-to Get Videos And Dvds Onto Your Sony PlayStation Portable (PSP) for free.txt 12.91 kB
HOWTO Change Windows XP Home to Windows XP Pro.txt 1.67 kB
Important Faqs For Sp2.txt 9.47 kB
Improve Doom 3’s Performances!!, simple but efficient trick for every1.txt 4.22 kB
Improve your dialup modem preformance.txt 0.73 kB
Increase XP Folder Settings.txt 0.79 kB
Insert Your Serial For Office 2k, auto install office.txt 1.06 kB
Install A New Hard-disk.txt 5.16 kB
Install Xp From Dos.txt 0.84 kB
Installing Apache on Windows.txt 6.29 kB
Installing Gentoo Linux, Amazing step by step tutoria.txt 0.19 kB
Installing IIS On Windows Xp Pro.txt 3.04 kB
Installing Slackware Linux.txt 34.73 kB
Instructions For Removal Of Advertising In Msn Messenger.txt 2.59 kB
Ip Address Structure, Expilinatin OF IP Address {A short way}.txt 7.65 kB
Irc How To Downlaod From, How to downlaod from IRC.txt 3.95 kB
Irc Servers On nix, For people who want to start own IRC net.txt 0.48 kB
Keep Files Private.txt 1.51 kB
Keep Folders Hidden.txt 0.46 kB
Keyboard Shortcuts Result in Excel 2000 – Movement.txt 1.57 kB
Keyboard Shortcuts, Microsoft Word.txt 2.37 kB
Keyboard Shortcuts, must read.txt 3.72 kB
Kill Microsoft Instant Messenger.txt 0.28 kB
Lamination Tips, Its a Fast TUT……txt 1.98 kB
Leet Way To Get Your Ip In Windows Xp.txt 0.26 kB
Linking Your Xbox To Your Computer.txt 33.52 kB
Linux Howto’s.txt 0.08 kB
List Of Sites Not To Go To.txt 4.32 kB
Little help for anonymous mailer.txt 1.56 kB
Lots Of Windows Xp Tips, Take A Look !.txt 12.43 kB
Lyrics With Google.txt 0.08 kB
Make A Autorun File For Ur Cd.txt 0.66 kB
Make A Batch File To Clean UR PC!!, All In One!!.txt 1.37 kB
Make A Roughly 16 Hour Video Dvd.txt 1.01 kB
Make Acrobat Reader 6 load faster.txt 0.42 kB
Make Dvd Iso From Suse 9.2 5 Cds Iso, Linux mode and Windows mode ISO creation.txt 7.41 kB
Make Mp3 Files Smaller Without Losing Quality.txt 0.73 kB
Make Your Own Ringtones For Mobile Phone, also logos, wallpaper, etc.txt 3.00 kB
Make Your Pc Faster, Guaranteed.txt 6.23 kB
MakeXPgoFaster.txt 5.74 kB
making a .cue file, in notepad.txt 0.53 kB
Making A .txt Executable Server.txt 1.60 kB
Making Bootable Floppy Disk to Boot into Windows.txt 4.82 kB
Making Cd Version Of Doom3 Into Dvd Version.txt 0.75 kB
Making Web Page Fonts Consistent and Uniform.txt 0.80 kB
Manage Saved Ie Passwords.txt 0.75 kB
Mastering The Windows XP Registry.txt 5.79 kB
Maximize Dial-up Modem Settings.txt 2.31 kB
Microsoft’s Really Hidden Files, Reveled Hidden files.txt 33.95 kB
mIRC Not Just Another Chat Client, Download Anything You Want Almost.txt 4.37 kB
mIRCcommands.txt 10.10 kB
Misc Linux Tips & Tricks.txt 18.55 kB
Missing Administrator Account.txt 0.52 kB
Mobile Secret Codes.txt 31.09 kB
Modify .exe Files And ***** A Program.txt 3.06 kB
More Hacking/A beginners guide to Hacking UNIX.txt 5.61 kB
More Hacking/A *****ing Tutorial/C101-90.000 3.85 kB
More Hacking/A *****ing Tutorial/C101-90.001 32.32 kB
More Hacking/A *****ing Tutorial/C101-90.002 30.93 kB
More Hacking/A *****ing Tutorial/C101-90.003 14.75 kB
More Hacking/A *****ing Tutorial/C101-90.004 54.91 kB
More Hacking/A *****ing Tutorial/ED!SON.NFO 1.58 kB
More Hacking/A Guide to Internet Security- Becoming an Ueber*****er.txt 8.56 kB
More Hacking/A Guide to the Easiest Hacking there is.txt 4.58 kB
More Hacking/A List Of Some OF The Most Useful UNIX Hacking Commands.htm 23.03 kB
More Hacking/A Small Guide to Hacking HOTMAIL.txt 3.02 kB
More Hacking/A UNIX Hacking Tutorial.txt 82.20 kB
More Hacking/Almost Everything You Ever Wanted To Know About Security (but.txt 47.52 kB
More Hacking/An Indepth Guide in Hacking UNIX and the concept of Basic Net.txt 40.84 kB
More Hacking/An Introduction to Denial of Service.txt 44.78 kB
More Hacking/An Introduction to the Computer Underground.txt 17.03 kB
More Hacking/Basic Networking.txt 14.04 kB
More Hacking/BBS Crashing Techniques.txt 3.72 kB
More Hacking/BRUTE- A brute force approach to hacking Unix passwords.txt 3.31 kB
More Hacking/Closing the Net.txt 30.69 kB
More Hacking/Compression and *****s for Dummies.txt 52.75 kB
More Hacking/Computer Bulliten Boards and the Law.txt 56.06 kB
More Hacking/Computer Chrime – Current Practices, Problems and Proposed So.txt 96.53 kB
More Hacking/Computer eMail and Privacy.txt 19.18 kB
More Hacking/Computer Hackers News Articles.txt 5.89 kB
More Hacking/Computer Rights vs First and Forth Amentment Right.txt 44.24 kB
More Hacking/Computer Security.txt 63.52 kB
More Hacking/Computer Security_2.txt 51.94 kB
More Hacking/Computer Viruii.txt 19.98 kB
More Hacking/Computerized Governmental Database Systems Containing Persona.txt 40.34 kB
More Hacking/COPS and Robbers-Unix System Security.txt 35.18 kB
More Hacking/Copyright Guides for Photographers.txt 17.02 kB
More Hacking/Crash Course in X Windows Security.txt 12.45 kB
More Hacking/Crime and Puzzlement.txt 62.34 kB
More Hacking/Cultural Formations in Text-Based Virtual Realties.txt 257.27 kB
More Hacking/Cyberspace and the Legal Matrix- Laws or Confusion.txt 20.53 kB
More Hacking/Dark Angel’s Phunky Virus Writing Guide .txt 18.90 kB
More Hacking/Defamation Liability of Computerized Bulliten Board Operators.txt 101.36 kB
More Hacking/Dept of Treasury Letter.txt 11.25 kB
More Hacking/Electronic Bulliten Boards and ‘Public Goods’ Explainations o.txt 45.84 kB
More Hacking/Electropolos – Communication and Comunity on IRC.txt 112.45 kB
More Hacking/Ethload User’s Guide.txt 81.28 kB
More Hacking/Formulating A Company Policy on Access to and Use and Disclos.txt 12.14 kB
More Hacking/Free Speech in Cyberspace.txt 244.25 kB
More Hacking/Gender Issues in Online Communications.txt 24.86 kB
More Hacking/Government Computer Security Techniques.txt 7.88 kB
More Hacking/HACKDICT.TXT 272.00 kB
More Hacking/Hacker Test.txt 20.84 kB
More Hacking/Hackers A-Z.TXT 256.00 kB
More Hacking/Hackers Who Break into Computer Systems.txt 57.40 kB
More Hacking/Hacking Bank Of America’s Home Banking System.txt 5.79 kB
More Hacking/Hacking Compuserve Infomation Service.txt 7.43 kB
More Hacking/Hacking Faq.txt 42.06 kB
More Hacking/Hacking GTE Telemail.txt 19.12 kB
More Hacking/Hacking IRC – The Definitive Guide.txt 13.72 kB
More Hacking/Hacking PC-Pursuit Codes.txt 8.10 kB
More Hacking/Hacking Techniques.txt 8.52 kB
More Hacking/Hacking TRW.txt 2.58 kB
More Hacking/Hacking TYMNET.txt 5.79 kB
More Hacking/Hacking Unix System V’s.txt 10.93 kB
More Hacking/Hacking Wal-Mart Computers.txt 4.09 kB
More Hacking/Hacking Webpages.txt 3.90 kB
More Hacking/How the Traditional Media Clasifications Fail to Protect in t.txt 40.50 kB
More Hacking/How to crash AOL.txt 4.75 kB
More Hacking/How to dial out of a UNIX System.txt 3.49 kB
More Hacking/How to find Security Holes.txt 15.99 kB
More Hacking/How to get a Shell in 24 hours.txt 7.98 kB
More Hacking/How to Hack UNIX System V.txt 10.93 kB
More Hacking/How to login to a C.B.I. System.txt 3.00 kB
More Hacking/How to send ICQ Bombs.txt 2.33 kB
More Hacking/Information of Hacking AngelFire Websites.txt 3.21 kB
More Hacking/Introduction to Denail of Service.txt 44.78 kB
More Hacking/IP addressing, and gaining IP’s.txt 13.70 kB
More Hacking/IP Addressing.txt 13.70 kB
More Hacking/ISSN Numbers- An Introduction.txt 5.96 kB
More Hacking/Junk Mail- How Did They All Get My Address.txt 12.70 kB
More Hacking/LENROS~1.TXT 184.58 kB
More Hacking/LENROS~2.TXT 7.41 kB
More Hacking/MEMETICS.TXT 45.79 kB
More Hacking/MINDVOX.TXT 64.57 kB
More Hacking/MORRIS~1.TXT 31.18 kB
More Hacking/NEIDOR~1.TXT 41.02 kB
More Hacking/NFS Tracing.txt 34.20 kB
More Hacking/Nightline- FBI,Privacy,and Proposed Wire-Tapping Legislation.txt 20.86 kB
More Hacking/NY_2′S Guide to Obtaining An IP Address. .doc 10.50 kB
More Hacking/Organizational Analysis in Computer Science.txt 65.00 kB
More Hacking/PGP Startup Guide.htm 26.00 kB
More Hacking/Presumed Guilty.txt 153.76 kB
More Hacking/Raising Hell with Unix.txt 12.91 kB
More Hacking/Remarks of the President and Vice President to Silicon Valley.txt 37.70 kB
More Hacking/RIGGSB~1.TXT 54.03 kB
More Hacking/RIGGS_~1.TXT 54.03 kB
More Hacking/RIGHTS~1.TXT 7.99 kB
More Hacking/RIVERA.TXT 26.43 kB
More Hacking/Security holes.txt 11.77 kB
More Hacking/Seisure Warrent Documents for Ripco BBS.txt 72.01 kB
More Hacking/Site Security Handbook.txt 247.43 kB
More Hacking/SJ-DEC~1.TXT 45.03 kB
More Hacking/SJ-RESP.TXT 69.59 kB
More Hacking/SMTP-Simple Mail Transfer Protocol.txt 117.61 kB
More Hacking/Summary of FBI Computer Systems.txt 5.07 kB
More Hacking/SUNDEVIL.TXT 100.17 kB
More Hacking/SUPREM~1.TXT 56.70 kB
More Hacking/TCP packet fragment attacks against firewalls and filters.txt 4.39 kB
More Hacking/Telenet-The Secret Exposed.txt 9.91 kB
More Hacking/The Basics of Hacking- Introduction.txt 24.82 kB
More Hacking/The Baudy World of the Byte Bandit-A Postmodernist Interpreta.txt 85.17 kB
More Hacking/The Constitution in Cyberspace.txt 46.60 kB
More Hacking/The *****ing Manual.txt 86.38 kB
More Hacking/The Electronic Communication Privacy Act of 1986 – A Laymans .txt 10.04 kB
More Hacking/The Greatest Hacker of all time.ASC 25.02 kB
More Hacking/The Hacker’s League.txt 12.37 kB
More Hacking/The Inner Circle Book’s Hacking Techniques.txt 1.96 kB
More Hacking/The Lamahs-Guide to Pirating Software on the Internet.txt 12.21 kB
More Hacking/The M.M.C. Guide to Hacking, Phreaking, Carding.txt 19.11 kB
More Hacking/The National Information Infrastructure-Agenda for Action.txt 96.49 kB
More Hacking/The Newbies Handbook- ‘ How to beging in the World of Hacking.txt 43.83 kB
More Hacking/The Newbies-User’s Guide to Hacking.txt 47.35 kB
More Hacking/The Pre-History of Cyberspace.txt 60.25 kB
More Hacking/The Price of Copyright Violation.txt 73.11 kB
More Hacking/The REAL way to hack RemoteAccess.txt 12.12 kB
More Hacking/The Secret Service, UUCP,and The Legion of Doom.txt 19.63 kB
More Hacking/the UNIX operating system (Berkley 4.2).txt 13.55 kB
More Hacking/Theft of Computer Software-A National Security Threat.txt 12.22 kB
More Hacking/Thoughts on the National Research and Education Network.txt 19.72 kB
More Hacking/Tips on Starting Your Own BBS.1 8.04 kB
More Hacking/undocumented DOS commands.txt 23.17 kB
More Hacking/UNIX Computer Security Checklist.0 49.34 kB
More Hacking/UNIX Use and Security – By the Prophet.txt 153.74 kB
More Hacking/UNIX Use and Security From The Ground Up.htm 135.60 kB
More Hacking/UNIX- A Hacking Tutorial.SIR 82.26 kB
More Hacking/Viruii FAQ.txt 4.07 kB
More Hacking/Virus-Trojan FAQ.txt 1.95 kB
More Hacking/What Files are Legal for Distribution on a BBS.txt 20.83 kB
More Hacking/What To Look For In A Code Hacking Program.htm 5.56 kB
More Hacking/What To Look For In A Code Hacking Program.txt 5.46 kB
More Hacking/What You Should Know About Computer Viruses.DNA 16.91 kB
More Xp Tips and tricks make your computer more faster.txt 46.14 kB
Moving and Removing the Start Button.txt 0.66 kB
Msn Messenger & Gmail.txt 3.69 kB
My Flash Bookmarks, long list of tutorials.txt 2.98 kB
Myth about WPA ( How it is done ), Windows Product Activation Technique.txt 45.54 kB
Nero How To Verify The Validity Of The Sn U Use.txt 0.88 kB
New Hacking Ebooks/A Basic UNIX Overview.rtf 22.46 kB
New Hacking Ebooks/A BEGINNERS GUIDE TO Hacking Unix.txt 6.05 kB
New Hacking Ebooks/A Novice’s Guide to Hacking 2004.txt 40.75 kB
New Hacking Ebooks/A Novice’s Guide To Hacking.txt 8.58 kB
New Hacking Ebooks/A Short HACKER SPEAK Glossary.txt 9.78 kB
New Hacking Ebooks/A simple TCP spoofing attack.txt 14.60 kB
New Hacking Ebooks/Accessing the bindery files directly.txt 3.97 kB
New Hacking Ebooks/An Architectural Overview of UNIX Network Security.htm 53.27 kB
New Hacking Ebooks/Anonymity complete GUIDE.rtf 28.90 kB
New Hacking Ebooks/ANONYMOUS emails.txt 3.15 kB
New Hacking Ebooks/Anonymous FTP FAQ.htm 28.14 kB
New Hacking Ebooks/ANSIBombs II Tips And Techniques.txt 10.05 kB
New Hacking Ebooks/attacks on networks how to stop.htm 67.77 kB
New Hacking Ebooks/Backdoor.txt 18.71 kB
New Hacking Ebooks/Backdoors.txt 19.15 kB
New Hacking Ebooks/BBS CRASHING TECHNIQUES.txt 3.72 kB
New Hacking Ebooks/Bust Avoidance For ~censored~.txt 5.82 kB
New Hacking Ebooks/Firewall Protection how to.rtf 33.12 kB
New Hacking Ebooks/Guide to Hacking with sub7.doc 106.00 kB
New Hacking Ebooks/hacking and phreaking.doc 168.00 kB
New Hacking Ebooks/Hacking for Dummies Volume 2.doc 147.00 kB
New Hacking Ebooks/Hacking For Newbies.doc 54.00 kB
New Hacking Ebooks/hacking in telnet ftp.rtf 57.47 kB
New Hacking Ebooks/hacking on Telnet explained.doc 16.25 kB
New Hacking Ebooks/Hacking On XP 1-5/hacking on XP part 1.doc 4.58 kB
New Hacking Ebooks/Hacking On XP 1-5/hacking on XP part 2.doc 8.25 kB
New Hacking Ebooks/Hacking On XP 1-5/hacking on XP part 3.doc 4.51 kB
New Hacking Ebooks/Hacking On XP 1-5/hacking on XP part 4.doc 0.00 kB
New Hacking Ebooks/Hacking On XP 1-5/hacking on XP part 5.doc 0.00 kB
New Hacking Ebooks/hacking password protected site.doc 26.50 kB
New Hacking Ebooks/Hacking Password Protected Website’s.doc 3.06 kB
New Hacking Ebooks/hacking passwords.doc 26.50 kB
New Hacking Ebooks/How to learn to hack in easy steps.doc 100.00 kB
New Hacking Ebooks/How to use the Web to look up information on hacking.doc 16.28 kB
New Hacking Ebooks/IP how to.rtf 5.15 kB
New Hacking Ebooks/NetBios explained.doc 26.68 kB
New Hacking Ebooks/Proxy how to.rtf 3.13 kB
New Hacking Ebooks/Routing Basics.pdf 30.25 kB
New Hacking Ebooks/telnet trick port 25.doc 1.76 kB
New Hacking Ebooks/Yahoo Chat Commands how to.rtf 0.93 kB
New Pc Or New Motherboard.txt 3.77 kB
New Way To Relive Some Zinio File.txt 1.95 kB
news groups the how to do.txt 11.40 kB
Nice list of windows shortcuts.txt 7.50 kB
No Text Icons.txt 0.29 kB
Ntfs Cluster Size, better harddrive performance.txt 1.34 kB
Official Unattended Xp Cd Guide Xp Sp2 @ Msfn.org.txt 0.91 kB
Open Windows Explorer To A Different Default Direc.txt 0.74 kB
Optimize Broadband & Dsl Connections.txt 1.91 kB
Optimize Emule Connection.txt 1.20 kB
Outpost Rules, Outpost rules for system & app.txt 7.32 kB
Outsmarting System File Protection.txt 5.37 kB
Overclocking_Tutorial.txt 7.67 kB
Packet Attacks – Version 1.1, { Packet_Attack_Exlained}.txt 25.94 kB
Part 0 Dc++.txt 4.11 kB
Part 1 Bittorrents.txt 4.19 kB
Part 2 Irc (mirc).txt 4.91 kB
Part 3 Ftp.txt 2.71 kB
Partitioning Your Harddisk With Fdisk.txt 2.13 kB
Pc File Extention Listing.txt 26.48 kB
Pc Maintenance Guide.txt 10.20 kB
Peer2mail Tutorial.txt 9.37 kB
Performance Increase Through My Computer.txt 0.53 kB
Phreaking/2600 Hertz Single Tone Generator Schematic.txt 1.95 kB
Phreaking/A List of every TeleNet code that there is.txt 1.96 kB
Phreaking/A List Of Government BBS Numbers.txt 13.07 kB
Phreaking/An Extensive Guide to Bell System Man Holes.txt 10.10 kB
Phreaking/An Introduction into TeleScan.txt 3.98 kB
Phreaking/An Introductory Guide To TeleNet Commands.txt 2.20 kB
Phreaking/Area Codes and Time Zones.txt 4.90 kB
Phreaking/Becoming A Phreaker – The Quick n’ Easy Way.txt 17.09 kB
Phreaking/Bell Hell Volume #1.txt 10.29 kB
Phreaking/Bell Hell Volume #2.txt 15.92 kB
Phreaking/Breaker B0X.txt 1.96 kB
Phreaking/busybox.txt 1.61 kB
Phreaking/Cellular Listening with a TV .txt 1.96 kB
Phreaking/Cellular Telephone Phreaking Phile Series VOL 1.txt 10.00 kB
Phreaking/Drake’s Phreaking Tutorial.txt 3.34 kB
Phreaking/Hacking VoiceMail Systems.txt 25.89 kB
Phreaking/How BT phone cards works.txt 4.18 kB
Phreaking/How Phone Phreaks are Caught.txt 12.00 kB
Phreaking/How to Bill All Of your Fone Calls To Some Poor, Unsuspecting.txt 11.38 kB
Phreaking/How to make a Free Phone Call.txt 2.16 kB
Phreaking/How to Put an End to Unwanted or Harassing Phone Calls.HAR 12.10 kB
Phreaking/Phone Systems Tutorial by The Jolly Roger.txt 8.68 kB
Phreaking/Phreakers Handbook.txt 9.83 kB
Phreaking/Quick Phone Modifications.txt 4.12 kB
Phreaking/The ABC’s of Payphones part 1.txt 2.58 kB
Phreaking/The ABC’s of Payphones part 2.txt 2.12 kB
Phreaking/The ABC’s of Payphones part 3.txt 2.21 kB
Phreaking/The ABC’s of Payphones part 4.txt 2.64 kB
Phreaking/ThE Beige BoX .txt 6.23 kB
Phreaking/The History of British Phreaking.htm 8.29 kB
Phreaking/The M.M.C. Guide to Hacking, Phreaking, Carding.txt 19.11 kB
Phreaking/The Moterola Bible.txt 116.99 kB
Phreaking/The Myth of the 2600Hz Detector .txt 6.55 kB
Phreaking/The Official Phreaker’s Manual.txt 499.25 kB
Phreaking/The Phreakers Handbook-1.txt 62.87 kB
Phreaking/The Telephone Works.txt 9.25 kB
Phreaking/The Ultimate Phreaking Guide .txt 1.96 kB
Phreaking/Understanding the Telephone System.txt 16.34 kB
Phreaking/Zen and the Art of Fone Phreaking `97 .txt 66.74 kB
Play Games On PS2 Without ModChip.txt 5.37 kB
Play On A Bnet Emulator, and f off cd key check =).txt 1.81 kB
Port Numbers.txt 40.19 kB
Problem With Internet Navigation, Clean Host File.txt 0.47 kB
Quick Fix For Spyware, Try This Before Doing Surgery on Your OS.txt 1.77 kB
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دروس فلاش Macromedia Flash

 

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Promoting Your Design

I have never been able to design something decent enough to promote in the various design galleries, but I have witnessed first hand what happens to a site that is widely promoted in such a way.

If you have what you consider a beautiful custom design for your site, the rewards of taking time to show it off can be huge if done well.

I recently read a post on Design Reviver about promoting your site on design galleries, and they give some great advice. I used to work on posting sites on CSS Vault, one of the first CSS galleries and also one of the biggest, and highest PageRank ones, and the tips in the article definitely held true when I was working on CSS Vault.

Tips like:

Submitting with a Purpose

You could randomly submit your site to one gallery and more than likely end up on many more. However, if you take a more structured approach to your submitting, you end up getting featured on more sites. There are some galleries that want to be the first to feature you, and probably won’t feature you if you have already been seen on too many other sites. The key is to submit and get listed on these first, then follow with the less picky sites.

If you aren’t sure if your design is gallery worthy or not. It doesn’t hurt to submit it and see what happens. The worst that can happen is you aren’t featured, and have lost a little bit of time, which is not a big deal when you consider the possible rewards.

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Best WordPress Themes: All from One Designer

What I am going to say is probably not going to be some people’s favourite thing to hear, but I believe that all the best designed WordPress themes come from one designer: Elena of Design Disease. I have worked with her for around two years now, and while she might not work with a grid or any of those other “designer” conventions, she works around advertising sizes, and has a special style that I am enamoured with.

Even if you just look at the free themes she has released for WordPress, I think you will be amazed at her work. While it isn’t always the most flexible for adding your own personal style, they are all very beautiful themes.

InSense is a two column design with rounded corners and a distinct blue colour scheme. It allows the user to switch from a narrow version to a wider version, but I think the narrow version has the better line width, and thus is easier to read.

InSense WordPress Theme

Illacrimo is a three column theme with another distinct blue colour scheme, this time the design is very different, though many of the elements are positioned the same. This is by far one of my favourite WordPress themes, though probably the most difficult to shift towards a personal preference design-wise.

Illacrimo WordPress Theme

Smashing Theme is a three column theme that has many of the same design elements and influence as Illacrimo, but this time with an orange colour scheme, and some very different graphics. It was created for Smashing Magazine, hence its name, and is very nice to look at. I like the way the different content sections in the first sidebar have different colours, and how icons are used very sparingly on this theme.

Smashing Theme

Gossip City, or really, Gossip City 2, since Elena didn’t like the first theme, and started again from scratch, is a three column, header heavy theme, that is much easier to modify than most of her other themes, as it keeps the content area very clean, using many less graphics than some of her other themes. The theme was created for the growing celebrity blog niche, and has become quite popular in that and other arenas.

Gossip City WordPress Theme

Christmas Days was Elena’s first attempt at a seasonal theme with blue, green and red combined, I think she really pulled off the feeling of Christmas. She had some interesting design challenges when finally releasing the theme to make sure that it was easy for anyone to just drop into their themes folder to use it right away without having to customize any images.

Christmas Days WordPress Theme

Dilectio is her most recent free theme is another one for Smashing Magazine, this time, the design is again mainly orange for its colour scheme, but has a very natural vine-like feel to it, as swirls of colour are everywhere in the design. It is three columns, and has a nice wide first sidebar for putting all sorts of content like your Flickr stream, about details, and recent posts and comments.

Dilectio WordPress Theme

Not only has Elena of Design Disease released all of these wonderful free themes, but she has also done numerous blog designs, including this one you see today on eXtra For Every Publisher. Another fine example of the type of WordPress theme design ability that Elena has. I am always amazed at her work, and I highly recommend everyone check out what she’s done.

Maybe you’ve seen all these themes before, but did you know they were all done by one designer? If you look through them, you can see her sense of design and style slowly shifting and evolving as she comes up with new designs. I am at the point now where I can usually tell how old a theme of hers is, just by the placement of certain key elements.

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The 449: Amazing Blog Design

A long time friend of mine Chris Garrett, has decided to start selling his blog design packages for WordPress once again, and I couldn’t be happier.

His skill with WordPress, CSS and design is second to none, and now with a team of his colleagues helping him out, I am sure the company will do well.

Even better, I been given a discount code from him for the first people to sign up for his service.

The first 10 people that email him at chris[at]cgmmail.com quoting the promo code “xfeprocks” will get a £50 discount, making the deal even better at £399.

Very impressive work, check out The 449 if you are looking for an excellent WordPress blog design.

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How to Build a Web Design Around a Logo

If you have ever designed a website for a company or organization with a pre-established logo, you’ve probably found yourself between a crossroad. The customer will come to you because he needs to revitalize or strengthen his company’s image, and purchasing a website is one of the most cost-effective ways to do so.

The problem starts when you are given the logo to work with. There are various types of logo designs: some are mono-colored, others are multi-colored; some are based on text, some are based on a symbol and finally some are a combination of both. أقرأ باقي الموضوع »

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Mistakes in Design: JohnCow.com

After the rambling that took place in August, against ProBlogger.net, David invited me once again to criticize the design of another popular blog: JohnCow.com.

I have to say that my first reaction when he gave me the link was “don’t you mean JohnChow.com?”, but after clicking on the link, and comparing it with the site that inspired it, I found it surprising that it is actually nicer to look at than the original.

I don’t mean to say that John Chow’s website has a bad design, but I think it has a very exaggerated amount of advertisement. Then again, he didn’t become a dotcom mogul by sparing on the ads.

After the initial sympathy I had for John Cow’s website, I quickly realized that it had it’s own flaws, and after the beautiful header loses it’s grace, what’s left underneath it leaves much room for improvement.

The “Pretending” Tabbed Container

First of all, the first thing that strikes the user, after looking the banner, is the list of orange buttons that feel completely detached from the rest of the design. They do not fail to look like buttons, so after clicking them the rectangle underneath them changes.

johncowweb20box.jpg

The height of the content area also changes, so that made me wonder how it would look like if JavaScript was disabled. The result wasn’t pretty…

johncowweb20boxnojs.jpg

The content you see underneath the rectangles is the content that appears individually on all of the options you can choose. And, obviously, the rectangles don’t work. Some might say “every browser has JavaScript”, and that is almost true. But whenever good web designers make a website, they usually have some concerns regarding the site’s graceful degradation, or in other words, how the site will look like if it the browser is outdated.

In terms of usability, that whole area would much easier to understand if it was design as a tabbed container. Even though they don’t look like tabs, they act like them, so common sense would say that they should indeed be tabs. Also, the selected “tab” button should have a different look from the other buttons. As it is right now, you don’t know which tab is active unless you click on it and see that it doesn’t do anything.

The Subscribe Options

Moving a little to the right we find yet another section of the website that feels out of place due to the awkward colors chosen for it’s elements.

johncowsubscribe.jpg

Starting from the top we have the green-outlined and blue-backgrounded search box can missed very easily unless you’re paying attention to it. The site’s background (in the container) is green, so I think that common sense would say that we wouldn’t use green as the border of an element we’re trying to make evident.

Then we have a black white and yellow/orange RSS icon, followed by a dark gray Feedburner button, next to a green and orange box. There’s nothing wrong with those elements separately, but since they’re placed so close together they should have all shared similar, or contrasting colors. As it stands, this is probably the “messiest” part of the site, in terms of colors.

The newsletter field also has a few mistakes. For example, the input field doesn’t look like an input field. This site seems to have something against making visual elements appears as they should. When you click on the input field which has the words “Enter email here”, that text doesn’t go away.

If I had to put my money on which of the two elements, the text field or the submit button, was the submit field, if it didn’t have any words in it. I’d certainly say the button was the text field. It has most of the visual elements that we’d expect from a text field: a very light background, a light border and even a slight indentation.

Sidebar Links

Moving down, and past the six ads, of which I don’t really have anything to comment upon, we have a few lists of links, and those have two problems. First, they have the same color as the color of the text in the articles. Secondly, the font size is bigger than the text in the articles. Once again, this breaks the consistency behind the whole design.

The Articles

In the articles, we find another coherence, and usability, flaw. The title of the articles has a different font that is found nowhere else on the site. I didn’t check this, but from a quick look at the top part of the page, I can see three different font faces, which once again (say it with me people) breaks the site’s consistency.

The article’s text has a justified alignment, which does in making the content feel very organized. But for a content driven website, article texts should never have a justified alignment because it makes reading the articles very tiresome because your eyes have to adapt to the space between each word on every different line.

The Header and Conclusion

Thankfully, the critiques end here with the header, and that ends up being one of the most pleasant parts of the site.

John Cow Header Image

Personally, I find it a damn shame to see a design that starts off so well at the top turn into a mess during the middle. The header of a website is, for most modern designs, the most important design element, which will define whether the content is of a high quality or not, and JohnCow.com’s is great.

If you want to do a bit of homework, you can visit John Chow’s own website and look at how he implemented a similar type of content, with even more advertisements, without breaking the site’s consistency.

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Mistakes in Design: Problogger.net

A couple of minutes ago, I was writing an article about blogging, and in the middle of it I decided to refer to Darren Rowse’s highly popular ProBlogger.net. When I visited the link to confirm it was the correct one I was surprised, and then shocked, by the new design.

Although it is much more sophisticated than the previous one, in some aspects the design leaves a lot to be desired and, dare I say, makes a lot of mistakes in terms of usability. It wasn’t an easy decision to choose to write this article, but I decided to do it as an example that even great names can sometimes make mistakes.

One of the most basic rules about interface design, is that when a person is visiting a website, or a new program, there will always be four simple questions that cross our mind: Who? What? Why? and How?. When one of those questions is unanswered, we start to lose focus on what’s in front of us, and when that happens, people tend to start getting loss in the interface.

If you are relatively tech-savvy, you’ve certainly witnessed this sort of behavior a few times, like, for example, when you try to explain to someone who isn’t experienced with computers how to work with an application that is (supposedly) easy to work with, like an e-mail client. I know how many times I’ve had to try and explain my father how to check his inbox. Although the old Problogger design had quite a few limitations, like for example:

  • it gave some key articles a lot of focus;
  • it gave other articles very little focus;
  • finding an article in the archives wasn’t as easy;

There were some other aspects that that designed achieved very well. As soon as any person came to the webpage, not only did he instantly know where he was, but he was already answered to some of the most basic questions that someone might want to know about like, for example, “What is a blog?” or “How blogs make money online”. Which was all thanks to the “Introduction” square which was correctly placed underneath the banner and the tagline, as you can see in the screenshot below.

oldproblogger.jpg

Despite sometimes having some very technical content, the site was very user-friendly, and it made even the most inexperienced Blogger want to learn more. It didn’t feel like some Elitist website where only those who are very familiar with the subject are welcomed. The new design fails in all of these previous aspects.

The New Problogger.net

Top of the Page

On the new design you are greeted with non-intrusive links at the top, which say nothing about the content itself, a banner, the latest article, different ways to subscribe to the website followed by a huge amount of content. If I were to change this top part of the website, I could include a similar, or identical, tag line to the previous one. And then I would address another issue that hurts the whole site in general: the font size.

Font Size

One of the most stunning technological achievements that we’ve been witnessing lately, in the computer industry, is the number of pixels we are able to fit in the smallest of screens. A good example of a gadget with an amazing number of DPI (dots per inch) is the newly released iPhone which can display 160 pixels per square inch. What I’m trying to say with this is that the mediums that which use for internet browsing are changing.

Every year a new device comes out with a better resolution than the previous one but with almost, or exactly the same size. In Japan, people already have cellphones with a resolution twice as big as the iPhone’s. But this isn’t an essay on that, this is about ProBlogger. And one of the things that is bad about the design is that the overall font size is too small by today’s standards.

Left Column

Moving below from the top section, we are greeted with three columns. The first one has a list with the title, and a small excerpt taken from the beginning of each article. The equivalent of this, in the past design, was a big percentage of the article, which usually used an inverted pyramid scheme.

Darren Rowse starts with the conclusion, or explains what the article will talk about in the first phrase, and then develops from there. It is an excellent way to motivate people to read the rest of your articles, and a technique that is becoming very common in the internet, due to how little time a visitor usually stays on a website. So this left column actually works really well. The biggest problem with it is really the lack of width and, once again, the size of the text.

Since the lines in this section are really short, the designer should have taken better care of the typography, and including a bigger space between the lines and between each character would do wonders for the legibility of the text.

Middle Column

The middle column is slightly wider than the left one, so one would assume that it’s content is more important than the left one. That may be partially true, since it does focus on Darren’s video post, and on the most popular, or personal favorites, or introductory articles (like the old design used to feature at the top). I will comment on the organization of the information, and on this section once again, when I talk about the footer.

Right Column

There’s not much to say about this column, but at the top there was a small mistake made, which some of you might have noticed, with the e-mail subscription button. In most computer interfaces we use, confirmation buttons are usually placed at the right, or bottom right, of the field we’re typing in. In this case, they placed it at the bottom left and placed the link for the RSS feed on the bottom right instead. Another thing that is noticeable, is the amount of whitespace that this section has, compared to the rest of the site (with the exception of the banner and the footer). This is the section with the least relevant information, but with the most whitespace.

Footer

Instead of simply being something that concludes the design, in this case, the footer holds more information about the site itself, and the who, the what and the why, than the rest of the design. We can find out What the author writes about in the categories, How we can make money and become Professional Bloggers, and last, and certainly not least, Who the author really is.

So, basically, most of the things that were done correctly in the previous design, we’re flipped around and sent to the bottom of the page, where they’re less likely to be seen.

What I Would Change

There is no easy way to make the design better without compromising the current changes and the new features that were implemented, but my suggestions are these:

  1. Improve the typography – Like Darren Rowse himself said on the video post of the 27th of July, we need to find ways to differentiate ourselves from the rest of the blogs out there. Most of those blogs suffer from typography problems, and this new design is plagued with them. But to improve typography do so in some sections, like in the left column, would mean that you’d have to change the layout considerably…
  2. Change the front page to a 2 column layout – the easiest way to improve the typography of the website would be to move the content of the center column to the right one and give the most recent content more relevance. Doing this would also improve the site’s whitespace considerably.2.1. A possible alternative: If getting rid of a column is not an option, I would decrease the width of the right column considerably, and possibly move the left column to the middle, having it occupy the extra space.
  3. Read this article again – most of the things I looked at, and criticized, can be done an infinite number of times. There is no flawless or golden-ration equivalent for a perfect design, but it’s important to question what kind of content you want to emphasize the most: the recent, or the most popular? And what kind of readers you want to satisfy the most, the new ones, or the returning ones? Right now the site is focused almost entirely on the later.

Conclusions

So what was achieved with this new layout, and the new design? Each section has a small title explaining what’s in it, but has less focus than the section itself. If this was the intention, it was well-achieved, but in terms of usability, it’s better to know what you’re looking at before you start reading it.

In three column designs, people instantly assume that the largest column is the most relevant one. Since this is the case, then that means that this design emphasizes more on the past articles than on the recent ones. If it were up to me, I would flip the left and middle column’s content around.

By sending the categories, the small picture and story, and the resource links to the bottom, the site becomes less friendly to newcomers, but easier for returning visitors to access the latest information, rather than having to see the information they had already seen in their first visit once again. This is both a positive, and negative, aspect of the new design.

In terms of whitespace, some sections are incredibly well divided in terms of space and content, like the right column and the footer. Unfortunately, the areas with the most content suffer a lot from this problem. The most important part of a blog is it’s content, period. And in terms of content, Problogger.net is very well served, but, with this new design, the links to the most recent, or featured, content are the least attractive parts of the site to look at.

In conclusion, the site is a bit easier to navigate than the previous one. Returning visitors will be able to quickly read the titles and catch up on unread articles, but newcomers will probably feel intimidated by the amount of information that is crammed up in the same place. It’s not a design that you can’t get used to, but it is a design that takes a while of getting used to, and for new visitors, and even returning ones, that is bad.

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