Gabriel Vasile - Google+ - 6 GOOGLE+ DIRECTORIES TO HELP YOU MAKE MORE FRIENDS These… 10 Simple Steps to Operating Microsoft's System Preparation Tool Guest blogger D. J. Moore noticed that we’ve not been covering IT content as much as we have in the past, and this saddened him. In an effort to correct our course, he’s submitted these 10 simple steps to operating Microsoft’s System Preparation Tool so that we might pass them along to you. Enjoy! SysPrep was developed by Microsoft to make it easier for IT departments that prepare machines from cloned images of Windows. Reminder! Here are 10 simple steps to operating the System Preparation Tool. To invoke SysPrep: Start > Computer > Local Disk (C:) > Windows > System32 > sysprep > sysprep.exe When the System Preparation Tool 3.14 dialog box pops up, make sure the following settings are in place: System Cleanup Action: from the drop-down menu choose Enter System Out-of-Box Experience (OOBE) and check the Generalize checkbox. Depending on the speed of your configured System Unit, the next process could take up to five minutes once you click the OK button.
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Google Plus Tips & Shortcuts “the motherlode of Google+ tips for all y’all suckas that don’t know…” – Donny Rhoades I figured it would be useful to put all of the Google Plus tips and shortcuts I have found thus far in one handy place. Please add any additional tips you discover in the comments. NEW! Tips Last Updated:9/1/11 7:08am PST - Google+ currently does not support “entities” that are not people, but they will in the future (see this discussion between Danny Sullivan and Brad Horowitz). - You have to click on the “Chat with people on Google+” link to enable chat within Google+ but then you get IM functionality. - When chatting to people you can drag the top of the chatting box to resize the chatting window - Go start a chat on Google Talk on your phone. - +Everything:This extension adds the Google+ bar to all websites. - +1 Button: Plus one every page you like with only one click, directly from omnibox, without any annoying popup - Color Bar Changer: Changes color of Google Plus bar to green, pink or blue. - New!
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12 Most Effective Ways to Be Likeable on Facebook In order to be effective in your Facebook marketing and communication, you’ve got to be likeable. How can you generate more likes, clicks and action on your Fan Page and content? How can you use Facebook to be a powerful communications and sales channel for your business? Here are the 12 most effective ways: 1. When newcomers first arrive to your fan page, they will default to the Wall, unless you create a landing tab. 2. A picture really is worth a thousand words. 3. If a picture’s worth a thousand words, a video is worth 10,000. 4. How can you help your customers and prospects? 5. There’s a temptation to delete negative remarks or complaints from your Facebook Page. 6. The next two most important words in Facebook marketing are “Thank you.” 7. This has always been a tenet of good business, but on Facebook, it’s even more important, because up to 750 million people are watching when you surprise and delight a customer now. 8. 9. 10. You like when people are real with you, right? 11.
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Robert Scoble My tips for newer users of Google+: 1. Learn what circles are and how to put people into them. When I first started out I went crazy with circles, opening up something like 20 of them. That wasn't very smart, it turned out. Now I'm back to seven. 2. 2b: Learn not to use your home feed as your main place to visit. 3. 4. 5. A. B. C. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. Anyway, that's some things.
Kodu Teaches Your Kids to Visually Program Their Own Video Games Kodu is a visual programming language suitable to teach kids the basic of programming and to train their creativity. In today’s lesson, we will build a simple game that we can use as an introduction to Kodu. The Building Blocks of Kodu The world of Kodu consist of programmable objects where we can attach a behavioral script into each object that we place on the Kodu landscape. Kodu’s programming language is a simple icon based programming user interface where the language are broken down into pages and rules. Kodu has a list of built in behavior that we can attach to an object to make them move around, shoot objects, and perform incredible combat move with one another. Microsoft Kodu Game Lab has a series of ‘Getting Started’ video that is very useful for beginners to understand the basic of Kodu Programming. Navigating Around the World of Kodu Here is a simple Kodu world that consist of trees and a motorcycle. A wisp is one of the many characters we can create in Kodu. Classroom Exercises