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Script Summary: Replaces "Sign Out" link on Google pages with a select box of accounts. If the script is requesting to update every day, especially through a big huge alert box full of nonsense, please delete all copies of the script currently installed and reinstall. Propaganda My script was featured on Lifehacker , and WorthaWow put together a nice post with instructions and a video . Thanks, guys! :D http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/16341

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Geek to Live: Quick-log your work day - Downloads

http://lifehacker.com/189772/geek-to-live--quick+log-your-work-day by Gina Trapani Keeping track of how you spend your work day isn't easy, but it has many benefits. Last week's article, Map your time , covered how to create your ideal schedule, and then compare it to reality. But how do you keep track of everything you do in one day?
This tutorial will show you how to use a simple Windows Batch file and the task scheduler to create an automated daily backup. We will use the date variable to backup the files into folders with the first three letters of the day as the folder name. First you will need to open notepad. The easiest way is going to start > run and typing notepad. We will use notepad to create are batch file.

Create a Windows Daily Backup Script - Team Tutorials

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Quick links All MS-DOS commands MS-DOS applications MS-DOS error messages and codes MS-DOS History MS-DOS and Windows command line tips MS-DOS Top 10 commands PC file extensions Creating Boot Disk Batch Files Questions and answers Operating system definitions About MS-DOS Short for Microsoft Disk operating system , MS-DOS is a non-graphical command line operating system created for IBM compatible computers that was first introduced by Microsoft in August 1981 and was last updated in 1994 when MS-DOS 6.22 was released. http://www.computerhope.com/msdos.htm