Many people would like theire website in the center of the screen. This is how to do that. 1. make
a new css document. 2. Then place the following code in it. #main-div { position: absolute;
top: 50%; left: 50%; width: 70em; height: 50em; margin-top: -25em; /*always take 1/2 from the
size of the height, they have to be negative*/; margin-left: -35em; /*always take 1/2 from the size
of the width, they have to be negative*/ } Then place in your html: the following code.
content This wil place the div box in the center of the screen, works mostly for ...

Lots of people have asked me on how to capture a Screen Shot of their Desktop. So I thought I should
make a tutorial on how to... 1. Press the print screen button which should be: 2. Open an image
editing program like paint: 3. Press Ctrl+V (paste) 4. It should have pasted the Screen Shot,
Now save your image. You learnt how to take a Screen Shot of your Desktop. By .::DAMAN::....

I found this on my travels & thought it might be helpful smile2.gif If you have the latest Internet
Explorer version and all your Windows Updates, you can safely ignore the DSO Exploit as a potential
problem when Spybot Search and Destroy or other spyware removal tools discover it. However if you
would rather fix the exploit so it does not show up again, follow these steps to edit your Windows
Registry. Please be careful however, incorrect changes to the Windows Registry can cause Windows to
not boot. 1) Make a note of the location of the exploit shown in Spybot, somet...

I downloaded Microsoft's Visual Studio Express suite a few months ago, but only recently got
around to installing it. I have been practising with Visual Basic and making some rather basic
programs and utilities, but they contain most of the basic concepts. This tutorial will explain how
to create a basic image viewer, and I will try to explain each step from beginning to end as clear
as I can. To start you will need: Microsoft Visual Studio About 10-20 minutes free time OK,
first open up the Visual Basic part of the Studio. I am using the 2005 Express version, so...

Have you ever wondered why you hae a fruity duck next to your name when you sign on to windows
(at the windows welcome screen)? Have you ever wanted to get rid of that fruity duck? Well if
you have and dont know how, this tutorial is for you! 1) Go to Start 2) Go to Controll
Panel 3) Find and Go To User Accounts or for others 4) Then down at the bottom look
again for User Accounts, below "Or Pick A Controll Panel Icon" and click on it 5) Somthing Like
this should have poped up 6) Click on Change My Picture 7) From there you can s...

Bypassing the bin Right click on recycle bin and choose properties In the Global tab check the box
that says "do not move file to R..." no more taking out the garbage. be careful you cannot restore
the deleted files Removing the BIN XP offers a very clean desktop except for this one icom RB Ypu
cannot remove it by just deleting it or through any menu options In the registry editor goto and
delete this data HKEY_LOCALMACHINE\SOFTWARE\MICROSOFT\WINDOWS\CURRENTVERSION
\EXPLORE\DESKTOP\NAMESPACE{645FF040-5081-101B-9F08-00AA002F954E} ...

Annoyed by seeing many User Names in the Welcome Screen you can remove them Some times a user needs
to be added to access a network resource but the user will not be physically logged in to your
system. In such cases you can remove his/her name from the WelcomeScreen in Xp to do this go to
Registry editor as normal go to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\MICROSOFT\WINDOWS
NT\CURRENT VERSION\WINLOGON\SPECIALACCOUNTS\USERLIST\ Right click in the
empty space in the right pane and create a new DWORD value Name this new value "Username"...

Hey, are you having a problem? windex or some cleaning agent get behind your screen? look no
further. I will show you how to suck that giant blob out of the screen. Please read ALL of the
instructions carefully before attempting! Step 1: make sure the screen is facing up. put
the PDA in a cool, dry place overnight. Even if you wake up in the morning and the blob is still
there, leave it alone. Step 2: Now it's time to break out the vacuum, and the narrow crevis
tool. Put it on, and hold the end like a pencil about a half of an inch away from the screen...

How to properly remove programs from your computer: Windows 98 has added a little program that
helps you delete applications safely and CORRECTLY. Why correctly? Because a lot of new software
leaves entries in the Registry, and unless you uninstall your programs, the excess code gets left
behind. Not so tidy. So when you want to uninstall an application, follow these steps: 1. Click
Start. 2. Choose Settings then Control Panel. 3. In the Control Panel window, double-click the
Add/Remove Programs icon. 4. Under "The following software can be automatically removed by Wi...