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CSS Entry - Cody Lindley: CSS Flexible Box With Four Custom Corners

Posted: 29 Nov 2009 05:50 PM PST

This is not that revolutionary, considering that Roger Johansson created the flexible box technique sometime ago. However, I guess what's new is I've added my own little twist to this technique. My...

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Easily extracting links from a snippet of html with HtmlAgilityPack

Posted: 29 Nov 2009 05:50 PM PST

The HtmlAgilityPack is a powerful library that makes screen scraping in asp.net a breeze. This is the second in a continuing series where I demonstrate a way for you to extract all the links from a...

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Deploying BlogEngine.NET to GoDadd

Posted: 29 Nov 2009 05:50 PM PST

I thought I'd write a quick post (my first ever blog post by the way!) to help others out when deploying BlogEngine.NET to GoDaddy. If you follow the steps below you shoudln't go far wrong. I'm...

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How to hide ip: Hide IP & VPN Mega Christmas Giveaway Starts Tomorrow

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How to hide ip: Hide IP & VPN Mega Christmas Giveaway Starts Tomorrow


Hide IP & VPN Mega Christmas Giveaway Starts Tomorrow

Posted: 30 Nov 2009 02:49 AM PST

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As promised, the Hide IP & VPN Christmas Giveaway will start tomorrow, December 1st 2009! There has been a lot of hard work put into this and I am sure you’ll appreciate every giveaway that is part of this campaign.

There are two types of products that will be given away: hide ip tools and VPN services, solutions that  can be used to browse anonymously, unblock restricted websites (like Hulu, BBC iPlayer, Facebook, Twitter, etc.), and generally to overcome censorship.

As mentioned earlier, each day a different tool will be reviewed and given away. Each giveaway lasts for just 24 hours and then a new one will start. Of-course, you are eligible to participate in all the giveaways and there are no restrictions on number of licenses or accounts you can win!

How to win a giveaway 

The rule is very simple: comment on the giveaway you are interested in. Make sure you do this in the first 24 hours after the giveaway is published.

Each day the giveaway starts at 12 pm GMT and closes at the same time on the next day. A countdown timer will be shown for each giveaway.

Winners will be chosen randomly (using List randomizer) from those who have commented on the giveaway post, every day after the giveaway expires.

The best way to keep track of all the giveaways is to follow us on Twitter or Subscribe to our RSS or to our newsletter (if you do you’ll get a copy of my “Protect Your Privacy Now!” ebook).

Giveaway Calendar

Below, you can see the giveaway calendar. Some more giveways can be added during December. Enjoy!

  1. 12vpn - December 1st
  2. AceVPN - December 2nd
  3. AlwaysVPN - December 3rd
  4. Anonine - December 4th
  5. AnonymityNetwork - December 5th
  6. Anonymity Gateway - December 6th
  7. Anonymous Browsing Toolbar - December 7th
  8. Cryptocloud - December 8th
  9. Easy-Hide-IP - December 9th
  10. Freedur - December 10th
  11. Hide-My-IP 2009 - December 11th
  12. Hide-Ip-Browser - December 12th
  13. HideIpVPN - December 13th
  14. HideMyAss - December 14th
  15. Invisible Browsing - December 15th
  16. IP Hider - December 16th
  17. IP Privacy - December 17th
  18. Overplay - December 18th
  19. SmartHide - December 19th
  20. SurfBouncer - December 20th
  21. SymVPN - December 21st
  22. TorrentFreedom - December 22nd

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Antivir Removal Guide

Posted: 30 Nov 2009 06:40 AM PST

Do you know what Antivir is? DESCRIPTION Antivir was found to be a destructive program. Antivir is a rogue anti-spyware application, which when installed, scans the system, and will ALWAYS find...

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Additional Guard Removal Guide

Posted: 30 Nov 2009 06:37 AM PST

Do you know what Additional Guard is? DESCRIPTION Additional Guard is a nasty and deceptive rogue antispyware application. You need to not be fooled by the name and the truth is that there is...

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RESpyWare Removal Guide

Posted: 30 Nov 2009 12:11 AM PST

Do you know what RESpyWare is? DESCRIPTION RESpyWare is currently one of the more dangerous PC threats on the web. RESpyWare is the descendant of the REAnti, KeepCop, AntiAID, LinkSafeness,...

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How to hide ip: Surfbouncer Joins Mega Christmas Giveaway

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How to hide ip: Surfbouncer Joins Mega Christmas Giveaway


Surfbouncer Joins Mega Christmas Giveaway

Posted: 29 Nov 2009 05:18 AM PST

I’m very pleased to announce that one more VPN provider has joined our Hide IP Mega Christmas Giveaway action. Surbouncer will also give away some free accounts during December. Thus, 22 hide ip tools and vpn services will be part of this action:

Don’t miss the post I’ll publish tomorrow that will explain the rules and present the giveaway calendar. You can follow us on Twitter or Subscribe to our RSS or to our newsletter (if you do you’ll get a copy of our “Protect Your Privacy Now!” ebook). 

Mega Christmas Giveaway live in 1 day, 13 hours, 22 minutes !

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Creating Using Form Custom Property

Posted: 29 Nov 2009 10:11 AM PST




Parameter Controls are provided to the Users for entering data Filter criteria values for preparing MS-Access Reports. A reference to the parameter control fields can be set in the criteria row of the Report Source Query directly to filter the data. A sample image of such a Parameter Control is given below.


Report Parameter Screen

The above Report Parameter Control gives flexibility to the User to set a Date Range in the fields provided on the screen before opening one of two Report Options provided. When the User Clicks on the Preview Command Button the Report will be opened with data filtered using the Parameter Control Date Range values set as Criteria on the Source Query.


To record the Date Range values (Date From and Date To) a small Table with two fields is created with a single record and used as Record Source to the above Form. The idea behind the use of a Table is to preserve the last used Report Parameter Values in the Table. Next time when we open the Form we will know for which period we have prepared the Report earlier. The parameter table can also be used in the Query to link with the Data Table or use its value as criteria in the criteria Row of the Report Source Query. The following two Form Property Values must be set as shown below to prevent adding new Records to the Table and not to delete the existing one:


    Allow Additions = No
    Allow Deletion = No

This method works fine when the Database is a Single User one.


But, when the database is shared on a Network there is a problem to this method. Different Users may open the same Parameter Screen at the same time to prepare their version of the same Report. They will attempt to change the parameter values at the same time. This action will end up with a record edit lock error or the values set can cross over and the Report printed can go wrong too. Even though the Users can open different instances of the same Form on their machines the Record Source Table is same.


We are focusing on this particular aspect to see how we can safely provide the above Parameter Control to the Users to work safely without clashing each other.


Perhaps, you have the right solution to this problem by now. Yes, do not use the Parameter Table to store the Report criteria values; instead create two Unbound Text Boxes on the Form, as you have rightly guessed. This will ensure that all Users will work independently on their own instances of the Report Parameter Form and no chance of clashing with each other's values.


There is only a minor draw back in this method; you cannot store the last used Report Parameter Value anywhere so that it will be displayed next time when you open the Form.


At least one set of value is required when you open the Form next time. If these controls remain empty and if you run the Preview option without setting the parameter values then the Report will be empty and will end up showing #Error in all controls with expressions created for Summary Values.


I have already published an Article on this topic earlier as how to open the Report without this Error condition when the Report Source Query or Table is empty. Click here to find out.


We can save the values, from the Unbound Text Box controls, on the Parameter Form itself in Custom Properties, which we can create on the Form. Managing data in Custom Properties can be done only through VBA and these Property Names and their Values are not visible on the Property Sheets that we normally work with.


Click here to find out more details on Custom Properties and a method that we have used earlier to open the Form with last edited record as current on the Form.


We have to go through the following procedure to manage the User data on the Form itself without the use of a Table as Record Source:



  1. Create two Custom Properties on the Form with the names DateFrom and DateTo with the Data Type Date/Time and with an initial Value.

  2. This is required only once. A small VBA Program is required in the Standard Module to create the Custom Properties on the Form. In the Program the Parameter Form Name is required for reference. Not necessary to keep the Form in Design View to create the Custom Properties.

  3. When the Parameter Form is closed after normal use the values set on the Unbound Text Boxes are Saved into the Custom Properties during the Form Close Event.


  4. The saved values are loaded back into the Unbound Text Boxes from the Custom Properties when the Report Parameter Form is open next time.



  1. To try out this method, open a new Form and create two Unbound Text Boxes.

  2. Click on the first Text Box and display its Property Sheet (View - -> Properties).

  3. Change the Name Property Value to fromDate.

  4. Change the Name Property Value of the second Text Box to toDate.

  5. Close and save the Form with the name RptParameter.


  6. Display the VBA Editing Window (Alt+F11), copy and paste the following VBA Code into the Standard Module. If necessary, create a new Module (Insert - -> Module).



  7. Public Function CreateCustomProperty()
    Dim cdb As Database, doc As Document
    Dim prp As Property

    Set cdb = CurrentDb
    Set doc = cdb.Containers("Forms").Documents("RptParameter")

    Set prp = doc.CreateProperty("DateFrom", dbDate, Date)
    doc.Properties.Append prp

    Set prp = doc.CreateProperty("DateTo", dbDate, Date)
    doc.Properties.Append prp

    doc.Properties.Refresh

    Set prp = Nothing
    Set doc = Nothing
    Set cdb = Nothing

    End Function


  8. Click somewhere within the pasted VBA Code and press F5 to Run the Code and create two Custom Properties with the Names DateFrom and DateTo with the Data Type Date/Time and with the initial value of System Date.


  9. How do you know whether these Properties are created or not? Try running the Program again and this will tell you that these Property names already exist on the Form.

    If you want to Delete these Properties from the Form then Run the following Code:


    Public Function DeleteCustomProperty()
    Dim cdb As Database, doc As Document
    Dim prp As Property

    Set cdb = CurrentDb
    Set doc = cdb.Containers("Forms").Documents("RptParameter")

    doc.Properties.Delete "DateFrom"
    doc.Properties.Delete "DateTo"
    doc.Properties.Refresh

    Set prp = Nothing
    Set doc = Nothing
    Set cdb = Nothing

    End Function

  10. Open the RptParameter Form in Desgin View.

  11. Display the VBA Code Module of the Form (View - -> Code).

  12. Copy and Paste the following two Sub-Routines into the Form Module and save the Form:



  13. Private Sub Form_Close()
    Dim cdb As Database, doc As Document

    Set cdb = CurrentDb
    Set doc = cdb.Containers("Forms").Documents("RptParameter")

    doc.Properties("DateFrom").Value = Me![fromDate]
    doc.Properties("DateTo").Value = Me![toDate]

    Set cdb = Nothing
    Set doc = Nothing

    End Sub




    Private Sub Form_Load()
    Dim cdb As Database, doc As Document

    DoCmd.Restore

    Set cdb = CurrentDb
    Set doc = cdb.Containers("Forms").Documents("RptParameter")

    Me![fromDate] = doc.Properties("DateFrom").Value
    Me![toDate] = doc.Properties("DateTo").Value

    Set cdb = Nothing
    Set doc = Nothing

    End Sub


  14. Open the RptParameter Form in Normal View and enter some Date Range values into fromDate and toDate Unbound Text Boxes.

  15. Close the Form and open it again in Normal View. The date values you have entered earlier will appear in both Unbound Text Boxes.


Even after implementing this method I am not fully happy with it. Because, it will preserve only one of the Values, set by different Users working with the Form at the same time.


What I would like to see as a User is that the last value that I set on the Report Parameter Field is appearing on the Form again when I open the Form next time, not the value set by someone else. Is it possible? Yes, it is possible. We will see how to do this next week.




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How to hide ip: Using Multiple Browsers to Maintain Your Online Privacy

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How to hide ip: Using Multiple Browsers to Maintain Your Online Privacy


Using Multiple Browsers to Maintain Your Online Privacy

Posted: 27 Nov 2009 10:18 PM PST

Using Multiple Browsers to Maintain Your Online Privacy

privacyOnline Privacy is a big concern when it comes to your overall PC Security. Many computer users take it lightly and are careless in their online behavior. But the truth is that, the cases of identity theft are increasing day-by-day, not only in terms of the number but also in terms of the severity of the effect they cause on the victim.

The truth is that, you have to be very cautious and careful while being online. Here I am giving you one simple tip, which you can effortlessly use to avoid being the next victim of the case of identity theft.

Browsers – The Gateway to Internet

Web browsers are your gateway to the Internet. They allow your computer to interact with the outside world. And this is true for the reverse direction as well. They are the gateways through which all sorts of malware scripts, spyware, virus and online threats strike at your computer. Hence it becomes extremely important to ensure that you do not get victimized through your web browser.

One solution is that you can tighten the security settings of your browsers. Most of the popular browsers have various security settings, which allow you to restrict the access to suspicious websites and also they can restrict the tasks, which websites can perform on your computer.

But tightening security settings in your web browser has its own disadvantages. As you tighten browser security, the fun and pleasure aspect of web surfing is deleted. That is the reason even those people, who are well aware of the dangers of identity theft, do not tighten their browser security settings beyond a point.

Use of Multiple Browsers – A Simple Yet Effective Solution

multiple browsersBut there is yet another solution. I use at least three popular browsers on my laptop with different level of security settings. I categorize websites according to their threat potential and use a web browser accordingly.

No, it is not complicated. Let me show you how.

As you know, Google Chrome is arguably the fastest browser, I use it for most of casual web surfing; when I am just exploring new sites, new features and applications and some less-serious stuff. This is the time when I need speed, I Chrome is optimum for that.

For by blogging and other related tasks, I use Firefox, which is unmatched for its extendibility and customization thanks to hundreds and thousands of firefox addons.

And when, I am working on my finance related websites and banks I trust on IE, the old war horse. At this time I make sure to use the tightest browser security. As soon as I am finished with my financial transaction, I quickly close IE browser and switch to Firefox or Chrome, depending upon what task I am doing.

This way, I ensure that I use IE, which I use for accessing the most sensitive websites, for the minimum period and able to minimize the online threats against it.

[This is a guest post from Silki Garg who blogs about Internet and PC Security. Her latest posts about Portable Web Browsers and How To Block Malicious Website Access are recommended for reading.]

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REAnti Removal Guide

Posted: 26 Nov 2009 03:31 AM PST

Do you know what REAnti is? DESCRIPTION REAnti is a new counterfeit anti-spyware software that was created to invade a computer user's privacy and is kind of similar to the KeepCop, Soft Soldier,...

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