Creating your own MySpace layout requires the use of coding in CSS and HTML. Prior knowledge of these technologies is not absolutely necessary, but will make your life easier. There are two types of MySpace layouts. One involves customizing your default profile and another requires creating what is called a div layout. The latter is suitable for the more advanced user and prior knowledge of HTML and CSS is recommended, but it is possible to create some amazing layouts this way. Customizing Your Default Profile To customize a MySpace profile Read More
Ham Radio Antenna Towers
A Ham radio antenna tower is usually a metal tower that hams use to support their antennas. There's also an interesting story behind birth of the terms Ham or amateur radio. The actual signification of the term 'ham' was lost but there are several theories that explain its provenience. For example some say it was an insult at first, others say it's just the simplified version of the term amateur and so on. In order to understand what a Antenna Tower is, you must understand what it's used for, and Read More
Police Scanner Codes
A police scanner is basically a radio scanner that is also a receiver that receives wireless radio signals. A scanner identifies these wireless radio waves. A scanner can identify numerous radio signals and bands concurrently making it easy to keep track of many channels simultaneously. The phrase “police scanner” derives from the fact that the majority of scanner users take pleasure in listening to police radio broadcast. Police scanner codes vary from department to department. Most codes are reasonably standard, but a few of the codes are specific to the Read More
DSL Modems
A DSL modem is a device that is used to connect a computer to a DSL phone line. It is a type of transceiver whose purpose it is to both transmit information as well as receive information. In other words, it is the central hub of the Internet in an individual's home. Typically, a DSL connection can provide the user with the ability to transmit information from anywhere between hundreds of kilobites per second up to many megabites per second. On top of that, the frequencies for a DSL connection are Read More
Binary Tree – Inserting a Node
If the binary search tree is initially empty, then the element is inserted as a root node. Otherwise the element is inserted as terminal node. If the element is less than the element in the root node, then the element is inserted in the left sub tree else to the right sub tree. void insertelement(BST *tree, int element) { BST *ptr,*nodeptr,*parentptr; ptr = (BST*)malloc(sizeof(BST)); ptr->info = element; ptr->left = ptr->right = NULL; if(tree == NULL) *tree = ptr; else { parentptr = NULL; nodeptr = *tree; while(nodeptr != NULL) { Read More
DNS Error 80710102
Sony’s Playstation 3 (PS3) is one of the most popular gaming consoles on the market. The user can connect the PS3 to the Internet to play multi-player, networked games and download or view movies/television shows. Users often encounter DNS Error 80710102 while attempting to connect their PS3s to the Internet. Router configuration issues or minor PS3 problems can cause this error. How to Correct DNS Error 80710102 Step 1 – Open a browser window on the computer and enter the home router’s IP address into the browser address bar. For Read More
How to Remove Win Fixer
Win Fixer is a piece of malware which pretends to be a diagnostic tool. The makers of Win Fixer claim “WinFixer 2006 detects and repairs corrupted files, removes useless data, cleans up clogged Windows registry and fixes hard drive errors. This useful utility helps you maintain an error-free PC and achieve 100% system performance.” Win Fixer is distributed as a part of many software packages. It then executes every time Microsoft Windows starts up. Win Fixer will assail you with adware messages about illusory problems with your PC. Remove Win Read More
Celeron
Celeron is an marketing name for Intel's lower-cost CPUs from the Pentium family. Intel has manufactured and sold Celeron versions of the Pentium II, Pentium III, Pentium 4, and Pentium-M CPUs. Intel purposefully limits the performance of their Celeron processors to prevent them from competing with their higher-end Pentium and Xeon processors. At the same time, the Intel Celeron processors are designed to compete against processors from AMD. The original Celeron design was a poor performer due to the lack of L2 cache. The next generation of the Celeron included Read More
TCP (Transmission Control Protocol)
The Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) is one of the central protocols of the Internet Protocol Suite. TCP is one of the two original components of the entire Internet Protocol Suite, commonly referred to as TCP/IP. IP manages the lower-level transmissions from machine to machine and TCP functions at a higher level, concerned only with the two end computers. TCP (Transmission Control Protocol) is the major transport protocol utilized in IP networks. The TCP protocol exists on the Transport Layer of the OSI Model. The TCP protocol is a connection-oriented protocol Read More
How to Change Vista Icons
As with any new operating system, sometimes even simple tasks can be confusing. If you would like to change your Vista icons, here are some simple steps: First, a quick note regarding Windows Vista Icons. Windows Vista Icons have been given plenty of accolades for their design and beauty. Microsoft gave each window icon a 256 x 256 size instead of the smaller, lower resolution quality XP icons most people are used to. In order to change an individual Vista icon, follow these tips: Once Windows Vista has booted up, Read More
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