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Blogs are all the big-things nowadays and everyone wants to put their thoughts up online for the world to read. The main reason the blogs are becoming more and more famous is their simplicity. Users OR bloggers don’t need to know anything about coding languages like HTML,php etc; all they have to do is type their thoughts into a single box, format the text as per their cretivity, maybe select a few pictures to toss in and then click “submit”.

The only problem with blogs is that their format is quite restrictive. They are fine if you want only your most recent content to be prominently visible. But if you want to create a website about a special OR particular subject, have individual sub-sections and presenting each topic on different pages separately, you’ll find blogging a bit difficult.In these cases dedicated website about yourself is the only option left.

Blogs differ from regular web sites mainly in that while the content of blogs is arranged chronologically, the content of web sites is arranged by subject. You can have a front page that links to a number of subpages, each with their own content. You can link to a separate page for photos, a separate page of links or references, and you are free to arrange things the way you like. Moreover, the content of the homepage, which is the first thing users will see each time they visit can remain unchanged while new content can be added below it or on a linked page overtime.

Ideally web pages and blogs should be used in conjunction, with the blog being only one of the pages on the web site. But most users are content using only blogs on web sites like livejournal.com because they don’t have to worry about knowing any HTML code dealing with web hosting companies and paying yearly fees.

Google Page Creator tries to bring blog-like simplicity to creating regular web pages. It’s a simple, visual online tool that uses new web technologies such as AJAX to make life simple. You don’t need to know a single word of code or any kind of programming language and you don’t have to worry about web hosting at all. Just click, drag, drop or type and your web site will be ready in a few minutes.

• Go to www.pages.google.com. Google Page Creator is still in beta but you can log in using your Google account username and password. If you log in successfully, you’ll see a . . .. . Continue Reading…

MS PAINT caused an invalid page fault in module MFC42.DLL…bla bla bla

This is one of the most common MS paint error most of the people receive.So here’s the key to solve the problem

ActuallyThis error message is caused by corrupted registry entries for MS Paint. To resolve this problem, you have to first uninstall Paint, then delete the registry keys and finally reinstall Paint.
To do this, go to Start > Settings > Control Panel, and then double-click on ‘Add/Remove Programs’. Click on the Windows Setup tab, click on Accessories,and then click on Details. Uncheck the Paint checkbox, and click OK twice.
Now, go to Start > Run, type ‘regedit’ and press [Enter].Navigate to HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\Current Version\Applets\Paint, and delete all the keys there.

To reinstall Paint, go back to the Windows Setup tab, and check the Paint option we asked you to uncheck in the first step, and click OK twice.

I will recommend you to keep a backup of your registry before performing these steps

Although dialup internet seems to be dead now BUT there are few people who are still stuck at dialup.Most of them have a common question about how to recieve calls while on internet via dial up ??

Well..If you are in such a condition then give this a try ,Actually There’s nothing you can do in Windows to get your PC to prompt you about incoming calls. However, you might be able to accomplish this if you tweak your modem. You need to have call-waiting enabled—get in touch with your telecom service provider for this. If you set ATm2 in the Extra Settings box, the modem speakers will always be on. You will get a hiss that indicates data transfer, and frequent beeps will alert you when you get calls. Generally, with this feature enabled, a dial-up connection disconnects when you receive a call.

The BIOS doesn’t seem to detect your floppy drive. Check the CMOS settings and see if the floppy drive is visible. Ensure that the CMOS is set to ‘Halt on all errors’ and also check that the BIOS ‘Report the floppy
drive to the OS’ setting is enabled.Another reason could be drive letter conflicts caused by software such as RAM disk.TweakUI from PowerToys, which is available from the Microsoft Web site, can also cause drive letters to be hidden in Windows Explorer and My Computer. If you have it installed, go to Start > Settings > Control Panel and doubleclick on TweakUI. In the My Computer tab, select the checkboxes of the drives that are shown as hidden. Click Close, and restart your computer.