If you are new to Windows Vista, you may occasionally find this tips useful. User Account Control (UAC) is a technology and security infrastructure introduced with Microsoft’s Windows Vista operating system. For some reason i try to disable UAC in my laptop notebook when i don’t want to see continuous prompting of security messages. User Account Control is enabled in Windows Vista by default, so you will have to turn this off and disable the User Account Control. However, Microsoft recommends that users do not turn off UAC for security purposes. But if you still need to disable it, there are actually several ways to do this . Some of the methods below are already familiar especially for those techies living in the 4 corners of the screen all day =) but for those who are learning the facets, the on and offs of their machine and may become handy in the long run, here are some of the various methods of enabling and disabling UAC.... Read More

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I know a lot of developers/programmers know this tip already but for my personal reference i want to document this so that if i forgot i can refer this for future use. For those who are new to Oracle 10g or 11g Administration then this tip is for you. There are several ways where you can query or retrieve the version number of installed Oracle products:   ... Read More

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I thought sharing my experience would somehow enlighten some of the new users of Windows Vista. I must admit though, at first i was hesitant to publicly share my experience with Vista, bearing in mind that if you can’t say good things about a certain topic then you shouldn’t say anything at all. However, as Vista matures and become sufficiently stable i think it would be fair enough if i give some due credits to this futuristic operating system (OS). After all, i’m getting used to the functionalities of Vista already and starting to like them. =)... Read More

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Yes, we’re almost in the midpart of 2008… and you’ve been delicately considering to migrate and purchase a brand new laptop/notebook with a new Operating System. The big question is … would you upgrade your current Windows XP Professional to Windows Vista, your MAC Tiger to Leopard or would you consider switching now from Windows XP to Leopard as its OS (Operating System)? Dilemma? With so many new personal computers and imacs distributed across the region, one is definitely puzzled. I know there might be not so many mac-fanatics out there who aren’t very much impressed with what has come within Leopards much like Windows fanatics not happy with Vista. But to each and his own, they are entitled with their beliefs and experience. Arguments are boundless and we respect there opinion. But in my case, since i used to be a developer i used to have Windows XP Professional as my development platform for all of my business applications, hereso, i might resort to Windows Vista. After all, Windows XP comes from Microsoft and based from some technical reviews i read before they say Vista is great. But then again, there has been some speculations too and I just dont know if there some truth to that …claiming that Windows Vista isnt secure anymore… then i might switch on to Leopard. Some of my local friends around say they pretty much enjoy their experience in Mac Leopard… sleek design, nice interface, user friendly and secure, definitely good for blogging,multimedia and photoshop experience. Hmmmm, I mumbled thinking most of my digital artist friends are MAC users. But wait a minute… while both camps are trying to pursuade each others’ customers and meeting individual’s taste for OS satisfaction, i have no other choice but to research personally some of its advantages and disadvantages, compare mano-o-mano which I think is the best operating… of course it all boils down to each and personal needs and preferences. As i look and gaze around the pages of the internet, i happen to stumble upon this comparison chart by ITComparison.com which I thought sharing this with you guys especially for those planning migrating their business applications or taking advantage with the new desktop experience.... Read More

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