Basic HTML Tutorial

HTML Structure HTML, or hypertext markup language, is very simple to learn and very simple to use. HTML is used in most modern websites. HTML has two basic forms: <name attribute1=”value1″ attribute2=”value2″>Content of ‘name'</name> and <name attribute1=”value1″ attribute2=”value2″> After you learn the basic form of HTML, you are ready to do some HTML coding. And…

Customize Windows 7 Power Button Action

The “Shut Down” button in Windows 7 can be customized with another action, if you use shut down action very rarely, but you more often restart it or put it on hibernate. To change the action of shutdown button, Right click the Start Button, go to Properties and choose the „Power Boot Action” to do…

Customize UAC in Windows 7

Windows 7 User Account Control displays less warning than UAC in Vista, and lets you customize UAC according to your need and preference between security and a less annoying desktop experience. UAC prompts in Windows 7 are not as much as in Vista as very few programs require elevation, and Administrator can adjust these UAC…

Customize the Windows 7 log-on screen

Windows 7 makes it easy changing the Windows log-on screen. 1. Go to start, and click on Run, type Regedit & press enter there. 2. Navigate to : HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVe rsion\Authentication\ LogonUI\Background 3. Double-click the OEMBackground DWORD key 4. Set value of the key to 1.   5. Select a background image for Logon Screen with…

Extracting a URL from a hyperlink on Excel is easy

Extracting a URL from a hyperlink on Excel is easy Open up a new workbook. Get into VBA (Press Alt+F11) Insert a new module (Insert > Module) Copy and Paste the Excel user defined function below Get out of VBA (Press Alt+Q) Use this syntax for this custom Excel function: =GetURL(cell,[default_value]) Function GetURL(cell As range, _ Optional…

How to extract a URL from a hyperlink on Excel

How to extract a URL from a hyperlink on Excel First is to do it manually: Right-click a hyperlink. From the Context menu, choose Edit Hyperlink. Excel displays the Edit Hyperlink dialog box. Select and copy (Ctrl+C) the entire URL from the Address field of the dialog box. Press Esc to close the Edit Hyperlink dialog box.…