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Tuesday 29 October 2013

How to Remember your all online Usernames and passwords

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Hi friends today we are going to see how to remember your all online usernames and passwords using Last Pass Application.

We all have accounts in gmail, facebook, twitter and etc some of us have multiple accounts in single application. Nowadays in every online websites we have to signup to use their files or whatever it is you should have an account. Its very easy to create an account in a website we just want to provide our basic informations but when it comes to username we cant have same username in some of the websites because of n number of online users so they force us to use different and unfamiliar usernames.

After username its password, we should create a very difficult password by considering online security and most importantly hackers. So its very difficult to remember every username and password sometimes we may get confused by the correct combination of username and password.

Now you don't need to worry about remembering username and password. There is an application called LastPass which helps you to remember each and every online login account details.

LastPass

LastPass is an application used to store your all login account informations in one place. It's very secure and user friendly most importantly it's free to use will few restrictions. Only thing you want to do is just remember your last account login details that is LastPass account details thats it.

How It Works:

Go to LastPass.com
Follow the steps to Create an Account
After creating they ask you to download the application for pc.
After installing the application follow the steps Its very Simple.
They ask you to install the extensions in your browsers do it.
Now the extensions grab your usernames and passwords which are saved in your browsers.
After all steps now you can access your forgotten Usernames and passwords by visiting your lastpass account through Pc application or Lastpass website. Now You can view your actual Password instead of Star(******) Symbol.

LastPass Free and Premium Account Features:

LastPass Provides You two different Accounts that is Free and Premium accounts. By looking Below Features you choose your account.

Free Account Features:

ONE MASTER PASSWORD

AUTOMATIC FORM FILLING

ONE CLICK LOGIN

SECURE YOUR DATA

SYNCHRONIZE ACROSS BROWSERS

STORE SECURE NOTES!

SHARE WITH FRIENDS

IMPORT YOUR DATA

EXPORT YOUR DATA

BACKUP AND RESTORE

GENERATE SECURE PASSWORDS

UNIVERSAL ACCESS

ACCESS FROM USB KEYS

SCREEN KEYBOARD

ONE TIME PASSWORDS

IDENTITIES

PHISHING PROTECTION

IDENTIFY WEAK PASSWORDS

GOOGLE AUTHENTICATOR SUPPORT

Features which are not available in Free Account:

LASTPASS FOR IPHONE

LASTPASS FOR BLACKBERRY

LASTPASS FOR WINDOWS PHONE

LASTPASS FOR ANDROID

LASTPASS FOR DOLPHIN BROWSER

LASTPASS FOR FIREFOX MOBILE

LASTPASS FOR SYMBIAN S60

LASTPASS FOR HP WEBOS

LASTPASS SESAME

YUBIKEY SUPPORT

IE ANYWHERE

AD-FREE

PRIORITY SUPPORT

After looking at the features choose your account and forget about username password tensions. For any queries and opinions please comment below and don't forget to share with your friends it may help your friends too.

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How to Activate Handwriting Support for Gmail and Google Doc

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Google day by day improving their functionalities and adding new innovative features. Now Google brings mouse and trackpad handwriting support to Gmail in over 50 languages and Docs in over 20 languages. Lets See step by step process to enabling this feature.

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Enabling Handwriting Support tool in Gmail:

1. Go to Gmail and Click on Gear button and select Settings.

2. Now Select General Tab and Enable input tools by selecting the check box.

3. After Enabling, click Edit Tools(its just below the enable input tools) and following window will appear, add your language by double clicking the "All input Tools" and it will be added to "Selected input Tools".

4. Click ok Button and save changes at the buttom of the settings page.

Once enabled, Whenever you sending mail or creating document select the handwriting input "represented by a pencil icon" of the language you want to use.

Note: Once you enabled Handwriting tool in Gmail is also applicable to Google Documents too (if both Gmail Accounts are same)

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21st Century Belong to India - Narendra Modi In Chennai

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(From left) Arun Shourie, columnist; Narendra Modi, Chief Minister of Gujarat and Cho.Ramaswamy, Editor, Thuglak magazine, sharing a lighter moment at the Nani Palkhivala Foundation Memorial lecture held in Chennai on Friday. Photo: S.R. Raghunathan

"Narendra Modi" the name trending every corner of India for few months especially in social media and many suggesting that he is the Next PrimeMinister of Inida. The Bharatiya Janata Party’s prime ministerial candidate visited chennai on Friday.

Narendra Modi delivers Nani Palkhivala memorial lecture at Madras University:

It is the responsibility of people to ensure that the 21st century is the century of India, Gujarat Chief Minister and the Bharatiya Janata Party’s prime ministerial candidate Narendra Modi, said on Friday.

“It was widely accepted that the present century was going to be the century of Asia. But it should be turned into the century of India,” Mr Modi said, delivering the Nani Palkhivala memorial lecture at a function organised here by the Palkhivala Foundation.

Noting that in future, the relationship between India and the rest of the world would be based on give and take, he felt that India had to emerge as a country that had something to offer. “Only then would the world take note of you,” he said, interspersing his lecture in English with Hindi.

Emphasising that the economic strength of the country would form part of the foundation of an effective foreign policy and successful security strategies, Mr Modi wanted the potential of the tourism sector to be harnessed fully for creating more jobs.

He criticised the United Progressive Alliance for not being forceful in response when soldiers, manning the border of the country, were killed ruthlessly.

The Chief Minister launched a book – Self Deception: India’s China Policies – authored by former Union Minister Arun Shourie.

‘Cho’ S. Ramaswamy, Editor of ‘Thuglak,’ said Mr Modi was going to be the issue in the forthcoming election to Parliament. Arvind P. Datar and N.L. Rajah, trustees of the Foundation, spoke.

Highlights From His Speech:

Great privilege to deliver the 11th Nani Palkhivala memorial lecture.

Nani Palkhivala was a gifted economist

To my mind, his biggest contribution was in upholding the Indian Constitution. Had it not been for people like him, the basic structure of the constitution would have been different.

In a short time of two years, Nani Palkhivala was able to generate immense respect for India in the US. Whatever he did, he did it with distinction. I find his legacy more interesting than his life.

We are lucky to be born in this country. It is said in the scriptures that India is a land where even the Gods want to take birth.

Vasudheva Kutumbakam is our guiding principle for dealing with the world.

The manner and message of India for the world is of peace and harmony.

Gandhiji gave importance to the moral dimension in the conduct of persons and nations.

The policies during the British rule divided us internally as well as internationally.

After independence, the first task should have been to collect all those threads and weave a harmonious neighbourhood.

India can offer a lot and become the alchemist of the world.

Today's world is unstable, instability arises from the lack of understanding the viewpoint of others.

These are our healing powers which we can use for international relations. Our healing power is our cultural strong point.

For many Asian and east Asian countries, Buddha is a common thread with us. We should strengthen this bond.

Many neighbours look upon India as a big brother because of its size and resources. That status casts a lot of responsibility. We have failed to play that role properly.

Arun Shourie's book explains how India is making a mockery of itself with its limited and timid approach vis-a-vis China.

We remained weak where we needed to be strong, insensitive where we needed to be sensitive.

One of the pillars of foreign policy should be strategic and security interests. Atal Behari Vajpayee worshipped both - Shakti and Shanti.

He conducted a nuclear test after that sanctions were imposed upon us. It was Atalji's political will that after the 11th on 13th a second nuclear test was conducted.

During Atalji's regime price rise wasn't an issue.

Today our rupee is in ICU, I don't know why Tamil people sent this person (Finance Minister P Chidambaram) to Delhi.

He conducted nuclear tests but committed not to be the first to use the nuclear power.

Atalji convinced Japan - he could do this because within the country he had the support of the Prime Minister.

Unless you have the support of the people, you can't do anything by becoming the PM. And if you can't find support within the party, we suffer.

Need to revive the legacy of Atal Bihari Vajpayee, to build a strong India that'll have a productive relation with the world.

No country has suffered more from terrorism than India.

It is central to our foreign policy that terrorism is driven from abroad.

In the past 50 years, in all world forums, Pakistan has been able bring Kashmir to the centrestage. Atalji brought the focus to terrorism and those countries supporting terrorism were isolated.

In the recent past our approach against terrorism has been weak. Modern warfare will be proxy wars - this includes cyber attacks.

Higher walls made by human lives will not be enough, made by human minds are also not enough - what we need is walls of hearts against such attacks. And this is where India's strengths lie.

Strong economy is the driver of an effective foreign policy. We have to put our own house in order that the world gets attracted to us.

This will give us the bargaining power at some point of time.

Once the PM was going to the G8, and I wrote to him saying why can't India form its own club? I had mooted the idea of all countries which can garner solar energy - but you know what would have happened.

Very important to know what we can give to the world. We are living in times where relationships are based on give and take. How can we create an India where the world would come to us?

Medical tourism to India must be promoted. Yoga, Ayurveda and holistic health care is our old strength. Tourism is a huge economic activity in the present times - about 3 trillion dollars worldwide.

Terrorism divides, tourism unites. With minimum investment you can give maximum jobs in the tourism sector. With our youth power, we can service the whole world.

If China gets in, we're watching... when Pakistan decapitates our soldiers, we're waiting...

People don't know who is running the country - all this is happening because there is no seriousness.Our Foreign Minister reads the speech of another country - what a shame! After three-four pages he realised, he is India's foreign minister.

Our Foreign Minister goes to China and says he wants to stay on in Beijing. I wish such people stay on in Beijing, we don't need them.

Mere desh ka videsh mantra - Beijing ki aarti utarega kya. That isn't a policy, that is a mockery - and this has to change.

We have to show the world that India is powerful. India is not only Delhi. India is made up of its people and not politicians in Delhi.

We have 30 states - each state needs to take care of one country in the world. Globally you'll have close relations with at least 30 countries in the world.

Nothing is difficult is you have vision, strategy and will to implement.

Why can't international conferences be held in states? Every one comes to Delhi and goes back.

If you hold a conference in Banaras, at least the city will be cleaned.

We have great people-to-people relations in the world - In Russia they don't understand tea or door - they understand chai and dwar.

If 30 countries in the world bat for us, we need to be afraid of no one.

Indians abroad are our biggest ambassadors, we have to make use of them in this area more actively.

We have to take better care of them more actively - the colour of passports may change but blood ties never do.

We have to take better care of Indian origin people when they are in trouble like the Tamils in Sri Lanka.

The magnetic power of India lies in its culture and traditions . Also we are the biggest democracy in the world.

The present century will be Asia's century. In that sense, we would be able to contribute towards that.

It is our responsibility that the next century will be India's century. Let us together work for a bold India and a better world, a harmonious neighbourhood and a safer world.