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What is "Safe mode"?

Safe mode is a Windows maintenance mode where only the bare minimum of drivers are loaded. You don't have access to CD ROMs, printers, or other non-essential devices.

It's helpful to use this mode when you are having problems with your PC. For example, maybe you just installed an awesome new video card, but in all the excitement loaded the wrong driver for it. This in turn caused your video display under windows to be non-existant. If you go into Safe mode, you can fix it.

I also use it to help find problems with programs. If I get lots of "illegal operation" messages, I try running the program in safe mode to see if the program itself is the problem. If the program runs fine in safe mode, I can assume I have another program or driver that's interfering with the program's operation and causing the error. (Note that not all software runs in Safe mode - especially more robust programs, but it's still worth a shot).

To get to Safe mode, press the F8 key when Windows starts to boot. You have to do this BEFORE you see the first "Windows" screen. I start tapping away at mine when as soon as I get by the BIOS startup screen or the manufacturer's splash screen. Experiment and you'll get it.

Free Conference Call

Do you need to make conference calls to brainstorm, hold meetings, or even just get in touch with multiple people at once? Then you should definitely check out this site where you can make conference calls for free and even record them!

In order to get started click the Get Free Service button, then fill out the form to create your account. You will need to provide your name and a working e-mail address, check the box that you’ve read the terms and conditions then click the submit button. You will be logged in as soon as you sign up, but you still need to check your e-mail for the confirmation letter. You’ll find your login information on this page – as well as, instructions. You should definitely read, or print this to refer back to it.

The navigation strip is blue and above the instruction area. You’ll find the following categories on it:

Account Info – here you’ll find your account information and a quick reference sheet on how to get started.

Recordings – here you’ll find recording instructions, as well as, any recordings you have made of your conference calls.

Podcast/RSS – this provides you with the links you need to listen to your recording on iTunes, or an RSS Client.

Invitations – this is where you will be able to invite people via e-mail to a conference call.

FAQ – do you have a question? Well check out the Frequently Asked Questions section to look for the answer.

About Us – here you will find out what the company running this site is all about, and what they aim to provide their users.

This is an excellent service that provides you with a way to make free conference calls, check it out today!

http://www.freeconferencecall.com/

What the F-key? F9 through F12

Our romp through form and function is nearing it's end, and we have but four remaining F-Keys to discuss. The ALT, CTRL and Shift combinations haven't really added a whole lot of usefulness as far as I can tell, but we'd better finish this off with F9 through F12, just to be thorough! Remember: The F-keys are not a curse word, but a row of keys at the top of your keyboard ranging from F1 through F12.

Without any further hesitation a-here-we-go!

Note: Do not expect all of these key combinations to work. Some of them may be program specific, or obsolete. If you're slamming the keys in frustration and nothing is happening, move on! :)

F9 (Note: These combinations apply to MS Word and other programs)
Shift + F9 = Switch between field code and it's result
CTRL + F9 = Insert and empty field
CTRL + Shift + F9 = Unlink a field
ALT + F9 = Switch between all field codes and their results

F10 (Note: Yet another MS Word situation)
Shift + F10 =Displays the shortcut menu
CTRL + F10 = Maximizes the document window
CTRL + Shift + F10 = Activates the ruler (Non-functional for me)
ALT + F10 = Maximizes the program window

F11
Shift + F11 = Go to previous field (MS Word)
CTRL + F11 = Lock a field
CTRL+ Shift+ F11 = Unlock a field
ALT + F11 = Display Microsoft Visual Basic Code
ALT + SHIFT + F11 = Display Microsoft Visual Studio Code

F12
Shift + F12 = Choose the Save Command (MS Word)
CTRL + F12 = Choose the Open Command
CTRL+ Shift+ F12 = Choose the Print Command

Once again, there are many more shortcuts to be had outside of what I've listed here. A lot of other programs, like Photoshop, use combination functions all the time! It's all a matter of experimentation and remembering to save your work first! I hope you've enjoyed our trip down F-key lane. Rest assured that there are more fun and functional shortcuts and tips from me in the future. Until then, be safe, save often and don't be afraid of your computer!

CHARACTERISTICS OF SUCCESSFUL ENTREPRENEUR

The characteristics of entrepreneurs found out from researches are associated with successful entrepreneurs. According to David Silver – "Entrepreneur is 'energetic, single-minded', and having 'a mission and clear vision', he/she intends to create out this vision a product or service in a field many have determined is important to improve the lines of millions.

1)  Achievement-oriented. Entrepreneurs have strong need for high achievement. This need serves as the prime motivator for them. It drives them towards accomplishment of challenging tasks. It makes them creative. They see and act on opportunities.

2)  Hard work. Entrepreneurs work hard by devoting necessary time and efforts. They work hard endlessly with persistence and perseverance. They posses high level of energy, enthusiasm, and diligence. They are action oriented.

3)  Desire for responsibility. Entrepreneurs feel personally responsible for the results of their ventures. They like to influence results by controlling resources. They are totally committed to their ventures. They respond positively to challenges.

4)  Optimistic. Entrepreneurs are highly optimistic. They focus on future. They effectively deal with problems, mistakes and failures. They remain optimistic about future. They are self-confident.

5)  Independence. Entrepreneurs like independence in work. They like to be their own boss. They set their own routines. They don’t like to be pigeonholed. They are independent minded.

6)   Foresight. Entrepreneurs have good foresight about likely changes in future business environment. They anticipate future possibilities and take timely actions. They can anticipate changes in markets, consumer preferences and technology. They plan and think in future.

7)  Preference for risk.  Entrepreneurs are risk takers. They have preference for moderate to high risk. However, the risk taking is guided by information analysis and experience. They possess self confidence for achieving their goals. They take calculated risks.

8)   Innovative. Entrepreneurs are continuously involved in innovation. They produce products to suit the changing needs of the customers. They also establish research and development facilities to innovate. They are creative free thinkers.

 

NTC launches GPRS service and can be Configure Manually as

General Packet Radio Service offer 'always-on', higher capacity, Internet-based content and packet-based data services. GPRS enables services such as Internet browsing, e-mail on the move, multimedia messages. GPRS offers complete solutions through which you can always stay online and get connected with family, friends.

Above rates are exclusive of applicable taxes.

How to Access GPRS?

Following are the pre requisites to utilize GPRS on your handset

1. GPRS compatible handset or mobile devices
2. Service activated on your mobile number
3. Respective handset / mobile GPRS settings on your handset

GPRS - MMS Tariff

GPRS Subscription Charge : Rs 100
Additional Rental Charge : Rs 600
Unlimited Data Usages
MMS Charge : Rs 4/MMS

Basic Setting Parameters for GPRS & MMS

Proxy Server :- 192.80.7.133, Port :- 8000

For accessing internet/WAP through your mobile handset :-
GPRS APN :- ntwap
GPRS Home Page :- http://wap.ntc.net.np

For accessing internet through computer by using GPRS service in your mobile phone :-
APN :- ntnet

For sending and receiving MMS :-
MMS APN :- ntmms
MMS Home Page/Server Address :- 192.80.11.180


Settings for Sony Ericsson k700, k750i:
1. Enter the main menu.
2. Select Connect (Connectivity), select Data comm, select Data accounts
3. Press YES at Add account?
4. At Account type, select GPRS data.
5. Enter New account: NTGRPS
6. Enter APN: ntwap
8. Enter Password: Leave this field blank
9. Press Save.
10. Again go to the main menu.
11. Select Connect (connectivity), select Internet settings, select Internet Profiles
12. Add New profile
13. Enter Name: internet
14. Select Connect using: NTGPRS
15. Changes made save? Yes
16. Select the new profile just created click more advanced change homepage
17. Use http://wap.ntc.net.np as address
18. Select save.
19. You are now ready to surf internet with Nepal Telecom Mobile GPRS service.

Setting for Sony Ericsson W200i, k800i:
1. Enter the main menu.
2. Select Connect (Connectivity) select Data comm select Data accounts
3. Press YES at Add account?
4. At Account type, select GPRS data.
5. Enter New account: NTGRPS
6. Enter APN: ntwap
8. Enter Password: Leave this field blank
9. Press Save.
10. Again go to the main menu.
11. Select Connectivity, select Internet settings, select Internet Profiles
12. Add New profile
13. Enter Name: internet
14. Select Connect using: NTGPRS
15. Changes made save? Yes
16. Select the new profile just created click more advanced
17. Change Use Proxy: Yes
18. Proxy Address: 192.80.7.133
19. Port: 8000
20. Use http://wap.ntc.net.np as address
21. Use Username and password field blank
22. Select save.
23. Use internet services to browse Internet through Nepal Telecom Mobile GPRS.

Settings for Motorola V3, L6, L7:
1. Enter the main menu.
2. Select WebAccess, select Web Sessions, select New Entry
3. Enter Name: NTGPRS
4. Enter 192.80.7.133 in Proxy1
5. Enter 8000 in Port1
6. Scroll to GPRS APN: ntwap
7. On Homepage: http://wap.ntc.net.np
8. Leave everything default and press done.
9. You are now ready to surf internet with Nepal Telecom Mobile GPRS service.

Setting for Mitsubishi:
1. Enter the main menu.
2. Go to wap and then go to setting.
3. Go to wap profile and choose any one of existing.
4. Provide profile name: Ntc
5. Homepage: wap.ntc.net.np
6. select gateway setting.
7. provide Ip:192.80.7.133
8. Enter proxy parameter.
9. provide push poxy Ip address:192.80.7.133
10. Return and select Ntc.

Setting for Samsung SGH C210, S200:
1. Press Menu 'Funbox' WAP Browser
2. Go to Settings and select Profile1 Info
3. Change the profile1 Info as follows

1. Profile Name: NTGPRS
2. Homepage URL: http://wap.ntc.np
3. Security: Non-Secure
4. IP Address: 192.80.7.133
5. Bearer: GPRS
6. User Name: Leave this field blank
7. Password: Leave this field blank
8. Enter APN: ntwap

4. Press the back arrow key to exit Settings
5. You are now ready to surf internet with Nepal Telecom Mobile GPRS service.

Setting for Nokia N series (N70, N72, N95, �):
1. Enter the main menu.
2. Go to Tools, Settings, Connection.
3. Select Access points and the create new connection

1. Connection Name: NTGPRS
2. Data bearer: Packet Data
3. Access point name: ntwap
4. Auntentication: Normal
5. Homepage: http://wap.ntc.net.np

4. Select Options on left menu and go to Advanced Settings
5. Enter Proxy serv. Address: 192.80.7.133
6. Enter Proxy port number: 8000
7. Return back to Connection settings.
9. Go to Packet Data:

1. Packet data conn. When needed
2. Access point ntwap

10. You are now ready to surf internet with Nepal Telecom Mobile GPRS service.

Setting for Nokia 2626, 3110, 6080, 6288, 6300, Nokia Music Express, Nokia E71:
1. Enter the main menu.
2. Select setting, configuration, personal configuration setting
3. Enter option, add new.
5 Select web.
6. Enter account name: ntwap
8. Enter homepage: http://wap.ntc.net.np
9. leave blank in user and pwd.
10. Set Use preferred access point to NO.
11. Select access point setting.
12. Enable proxy.
13. Provide proxy address as 192.80.7.133 and proxy port as 8000.
14. Set data bearer as packet data.
15. Select Bearer setting.
16. Select packet data access point and set it as ntwap.
17. Select Authentication type as Normal. Leave username and password blank.
18. Then back upto personal conf. setting. Select option and activate it.
19. You are now ready to surf internet with Nepal Telecom Mobile GPRS service.

Settings for Nokia 3230, 6600, 6260, 6670, 7610:
1. At the main screen Select MENU, Services options Settings
2. Select Default access point and make changes as follows:

1. Connection Name: NTGPRS
2. Data bearer: GPRS
3. Access point name: ntwap
4. User name: none
5. Prompt password: no
6. Password: none
7. Authentication: non secure
8. Homepage: http://wap.ntc.net.np

3. Select Back to exit settings. Leave the rest of the field as it is and don�t make any other changes
4. Go to Main Menu, Web, Settings and select NTGPRS as the default access point
5. You are now ready to surf internet with Nepal Telecom Mobile GPRS service.

Settings for Nokia 3100, 3120, 3300, 3510:
1. At the main screen Select Menu 'Services ' Settings
2. Select Set 1 for Active Service Settings.
3. Go to Edit Active Service Settings.
4. Make Changes as follows

1. Settings' Name: NTGPRS
2. Homepage: http://wap.ntc.net.np
3. Session Mode: Permanent.
4. Connection Security: Off
5. Data Bearer: GPRS
6. Bearer Setting
   1. Enter GPRS Access Point: ntwap
   2. IP Address: 192.80.7.133
   3. Authentication Type: Normal
   4. Login Type: Automatic
   5. Username: Leave this field blank
   6. Password: Leave this field blank

5. Exit Settings
6. You are now ready to surf internet with Nepal Telecom Mobile GPRS service.

Setting for Nokia 6610, 6610i, 7210:
1. At the main screen, select MENU, Services� Settings button.
2. Select Set 1 for Active Service Settings.
3. Go to Edit Active Service Settings.
4. Make Changes as follows

1. Settings' Name: NTGPRS
2. Homepage: http://wap.ntc.net.np
3. Session Mode: Permanent
4. Connection Security: Off
5. Data Bearer: GPRS
6. GPRS Access Point: ntwap
7. IP Address: 192.80.7.133
8. Authentication Type: Normal
9. Login Type: Automatic
10. Username: Leave this field blank
11. Password: Leave this field blank

5. Press Back to exit Settings.
6. You are now ready to surf internet with Nepal Telecom Mobile GPRS service.

Setting for Chinese set (V6 and so on.):
1. Enter the main menu.
2. Select services and then Data account.
3. Select GPRS.
4. Edit the existing operator name.
5. Provide Account name:Ntc
6. APN: ntwap
7. Authentication type: normal and finally ok.
8. Back two time and select wap
9. Select setting and go to edit profile.
10. Select the existing operator and then again go to edit profile.
11. Rename profile: Ntc
12. Set homepage: http://wap.ntc.net.np
13. Connection type: http and enter http.
14. Set proxy address:192.80.7.133
15. Set proxy port:8000 and save.
16. Press back two times and press activate profile

Setting for Spice(Dual SIM Set):
1. Enter main menu.
2. Choose setting.
3. Choose connect setting.
4. Choose GPRS.
5. Edit any of the existing operator.

1. Account name: NTGPRS
2. APN : ntwap
3. Auth. Type : Normal
4. Gateway : 192.80.7.133
5. Port : 8000

6. Return back to menu.
7. You are now ready to surf internet with NT Mobile GPRS service.

Note: In some case you need to restart your mobile set.

To send/receive mms messages, do the settings similar to above but choose APN as ntmms and use MMS server IP address as listed below. Please note that using APN ntwap to send/receive mms messages may incur double charging of mms services. Hence please make sure that you have select correct APN; that is "ntmms" to send/receive mms messages.

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