MRAHMAN's Blog

    India's 2011 census shows a serious decline in the number of girls under the age of seven - activists fear eight million female foetuses may have been aborted in the past decade. The BBC's Geeta Pandey in Delhi explores what has led to this crisis. Kulwant has three daughters aged 24, 23 and 20 and a son who is 16. In the years between the birth of ..read more..       Thanks & Regards   Mohammed Rahman Mecheri   System Analyst - Network & Infrastructure KOJ – Head Quarters Tel    : 00971 (04) 3355232 Ext: 1339 Fax    : 00971 (04) 3355231 Mob   : 00971 (50) 9774048 Email : mrahman@kojamjoom.com           : support.service@kojamjoom.com United Arab Emirates .

Leaders..!   Thanks & Regards   Mohammed Rahman Mecheri   System Analyst - Network & Infrastructure KOJ – Head Quarters Tel    : 00971 (04) 3355232 Ext: 1339 Fax    : 00971 (04) 3355231 Mob   : 00971 (50) 9774048 Email : mrahman@kojamjoom.com           : support.service@kojamjoom.com United Arab Emirates    

Change the default applications appearing in your Start menu (Win XP) In Microsoft Windows XP, your favorite programs are displayed in the top-left column of the Start menu. By default, you'll begin with Microsoft Internet Explorer and Microsoft Outlook Express; however, you can easily have a different set of programs appear here. To do so, simply right-click on an empty portion of the Start menu's left column and select Properties. Then, click the Customize button. At the bottom of the General property sheet, deselect the program you no longer want displayed (either Internet, E-mail, or both), and then click OK. Then, using Windows Explorer or My Computer, navigate to the program you want to appear on the Start menu instead. Right-click on the program and select Pin To Start Menu.   Improve your computer’s performance on Windows Vista / 7 One of the great things about Windows Vista is its Performance Management. In other Windows Operating Systems, you either had to buy_a thi...

Squinting to read your comments? Change your default comment box text (Excel 2000/2002/2003/2007) You can change your default comment box font, as long as you’re willing to stick with the change in other applications as well. The only way to change your default comment box text is to change your Windows ToolTip display setting, which affects more than just Excel. To adjust your default comment box font (Windows XP): Right-click on your Desktop and choose Properties from the resulting shortcut menu. In the Display Properties dialog box, select the Appearance tab. Click the Advanced button to open the Advanced Appearance dialog box. Choose ToolTip from the Item dropdown list, and then set your font preferences. Click OK to close the Advanced Appearance dialog box. Then, click Apply in the Properties dialog box. Your new settings load. Click OK to return to your Desktop. To adjust your default comment box font (Windows Vista): Right-click on your Desktop and choose Personalize from t...

Keep your numbers′ leading zeros in Excel(2000/2002/2003/2004/2007) If you need to enter the Zip code 02364 in your Excel spreadsheet, you′ll probably throw your hands up when Excel automatically changes the value to 2364. Your Zip code must have five digits, but by default Excel doesn′t display leading zeros. Here′s the solution: Create a custom number format with five digits. This custom format forces Excel to display leading zeros. To create a custom number format that keeps leading zeros intact: Select the cell(s) in which you must show leading zeros, such as the column in which you′re storing Zip codes. Press [Ctrl]1 to open the Format Cells dialog box. Select Custom from the Category list box. In the Type text box, enter 00000. This forces Excel to display five digits. Click OK to apply the change. Now when you type a number in your newly formatted cells that starts with a zero, Excel preserves the zero instead of automatically hiding it   Create a link from Word to Excel It ...

Attack of revenge on Sony PSN Network   Once again, the Japanese electronics giant, Sony has reported a fresh batch of hack attacks on several of its websites. This time, the personal data of over 2,000 customers was stolen from a Sony Ericsson website in Canada and 8,500 users’ data were exposed on Sony Music Entertainment website in Greece. Bit by bit, every connection to the company seems to be infiltrated. The Japanese electronics giant Sony has reported fresh hacking attacks on a number of its websites. Emails, passwords and phone numbers were stolen, but luckily, no credit card details were exposed this incident. According to Sony, both the websites were externally hosted by third parties and were not connected to its main network. All four websites have been temporarily shut down. Sony’s music entertainment website in Indonesia and Sony’s website in Thailand were also hacked. Fortunately, no data was stolen there. Still, one can’t help but wonder why ...

10 Best Photographs From The Category Space For 2010                                                     Thanks & Regards ============================ Mohammed Rahman Mecheri   System Analyst – Network & Infrastructure Kamal Osman Jamjoom Group LLC. Unit #422, Sultan Business Centre P.O Box 27844, Dubai, UAE Tel:       +971 (4) 3355232 Extn: 1339 Fax:      +971 (4) 3355231 Mobile:  +971 (50) 9774048 Email:    mrahman.koj@gmail.com              mrahman_koj@hotmail.com              mrahman_koj_est@yahoo.co.uk Web :     https://about.me/mrahman ============================  

  10. Plumed Basilisk: Walking on Water Coming in at No. 10 in our countdown of animal skills is a Central American lizard with an unusual habit. The plumed basilisk spends much of its time in streamside trees or shrubs waiting for an insect or small vertebrate to pass close enough so it can pounce and devour it. But when the lizard is threatened, it drops down into the stream and escapes by walking across the water on its hind feet, using its tail for added support. Aptly nicknames the “Jesus Christ lizard,” this beautiful turquoise-green reptile is also known for its running speed on land – up to 7 miles per hour – and for its ability to remain submerged underwater for up to 30 minutes. 9. Bloodhound: Olfaction Under the sleepy eyes of the bloodhound sits the nose of a super-detective, with a sense of smell up to a million times more sensitive than that of humans. Because of the bloodhound’s fine-tuned olfactory system, it is commonly used by police ...

10. Plumed Basilisk: Walking on Water Coming in at No. 10 in our countdown of animal skills is a Central American lizard with an unusual habit. The plumed basilisk spends much of its time in streamside trees or shrubs waiting for an insect or small vertebrate to pass close enough so it can pounce and devour it. But when the lizard is threatened, it drops down into the stream and escapes by walking across the water on its hind feet, using its tail for added support. Aptly nicknames the “Jesus Christ lizard,” this beautiful turquoise-green reptile is also known for its running speed on land – up to 7 miles per hour – and for its ability to remain submerged underwater for up to 30 minutes. 9. Bloodhound: Olfaction Under the sleepy eyes of the bloodhound sits the nose of a super-detective, with a sense of smell up to a million times more sensitive than that of humans. Because of the bloodhound’s fine-tuned olfactory system, it is commonly used by police officer...

                        MAYBACH            PEUGEOT     LAMBORGHINI             FERRARI     FERRARI OTHER THAN RED     Hyundai I 40     ALFA ROMEO         BENTLEY SPORT       CADILLAC       LEXUS             LOTUS           Last but not least …….. TATA - PIXEL