Showing posts with label create. Show all posts
Showing posts with label create. Show all posts
Sunday, September 25, 2016
Create Short URL by Google URL Shortener
Create Short URL by Google URL Shortener
Shortening URL is a great way to share large URLs. There are many free URL shorteners. Even some shorteners (ie. AdFly) offer revenue to the users. But I simply hate them. Because it bores people. More than two years ago I wrote about Tiny URL. But do you know, Google has a shortener too?! Lets try . . .
Google URL Shortener
Follow the above link and you will get the following view:
Now copy and paste your desired URL in the box and hit on the Shorten URL button. Immediately you will get a short URL in the right side.
Remember, if you are not signed in to your Google account, you have to enter captcha. But if youre signed in, you dont need to type captcha and a list of short URLs create by you will be kept in your account. You can also view the number of click on those short URLs!
In the list of short URL, you will get detailed analysis of each URL. How many clicks from where, which browser, which operating system etc.
For Example:
This is my sites URL - http://www.markspcsolution.com/
This is short URL - goo.gl/H4ydU2
Have you noticed, just 06 characters after goo.gl. Previously it was only 05 characters. Whatever the size of URL, you will get a small URL.
Suppose, the URL of this post is as below -
http://www.markspcsolution.com/2012/04/how-to-shorten-long-url.html
And the short URL of this is here - goo.gl/sK1ylX.. . And its really short!
When someone clicks on the short URL, he will be redirected to the main URL within a very short time. When youre sharing a large URL via mobile text, it could be difficult for you to type when the copy paste option is not available. But you can share short URL anytime, anywhere. :)
Note: All goo.gl URLs are public and can be accessed by anyone.
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Saturday, September 3, 2016
Create Keyboard Shortcuts for Fonts in Word 2010
Create Keyboard Shortcuts for Fonts in Word 2010
Professionals love to type quickly. And most of them like to use keyboard shortcuts to get their job done. And so am I. When you need to use multiple fonts frequently it might be boring and time consuming. If you wanna avoid using mouse to choose a font, then you can create keyboard shortcuts for your preferred fonts . . .
Applies to -
- Office 2007
- Office 2010
- Office 2013
- Office 2016
This tutorial has been prepared using Word 2016. If youre using previous versions of Word, you may experience a bit change in the options.
Creating Fonts Shortcuts . . .
- Run MS Word from your PC.
- Hit on the File button and choose Options from the bottom.
- Select Customize Ribbon from the left pane.
- Click on the Customize button located at the bottom of the window.
- Choose Fonts from the Categories.
- Select your preferred font from the list at the right.
- Press keyboard shortcut (i.e. Ctrl+Alt+T for Times New Roman font) in the press new shortcut key box.
- Hit on the Assign button and close the window. Thats it.
Follow the illustration below for further clarification -
Removing/ Changing Shortcuts . . .
Sometimes your customized shortcuts may create conflict with the default keyboard shortcuts of MS Word. In that case, you can remove or change that shortcut. Follow the steps below:
- Go to the Fonts from Categories.
- Choose the font for which you created keyboard shortcuts.
- You will get the existing shortcuts in the Current Keys.
- Select the shortcut.
- Hit on the Remove button to remove the shortcut.
- Press new shortcut to create shortcut again.
Remember, this method is not only for creating shortcuts of fonts. In this way, you can create shortcuts for many other commands that appear in the categories.
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Tuesday, August 30, 2016
How To Create a scatter file for android MT6595 MT6582 MT6589 MT6592 MT6577 MT6589T MT6572
How To Create a scatter file for android MT6595 MT6582 MT6589 MT6592 MT6577 MT6589T MT6572
If youre looking for a tutorial on how to make a scatter file for MTK6582, MTK6595, MTK6589, MTK6592, MTK6577, MTK6589T, MTK6572, then youve come to the right place.
What youll need:
- MTK / MediaTek based smartphone
- USB Data Cable
- USB ADB VCOM drivers
- MTK Droid Tools
- Step 1 - Enable USB debugging
- Step 2 - Install the PDANet USB ADB VCOM drivers - http://www.gizbeat.c...r-windows/
- Step 3 - Download, extract, and run the latest version of MTK Droid Tools.
- Step 4 - Your phone should be on at this point. Connect the data USB cable to your phone and wait about 10 seconds. Eventually you should see the phones information come up.
- Step 5 - Click blocks map. A new window should open with all your phones block information and where each portion of your firmware is stored on ROM.
Step 6 - Click create scatter file. Navigate to where you want to save it. Save it in a place where you wont lose it. If you need it for flashing firmware, save it in the folder of the firmware. If you need it for flashing a recovery, save it in the folder with the recovery.
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Sunday, August 21, 2016
How to create a Drupal 7 newsletter with HTML email formatting
How to create a Drupal 7 newsletter with HTML email formatting
Enable Simplenews (and dependencies):
drush en -y simplenews mimemail mailsystem htmlmail
drush updatedb
Configure Simplenews to use HTML format and default send action is to "Send newsletter":
/admin/config/services/simplenews/settings
Configure your custom newsletter content type to use HTML format:
/admin/config/services/simplenews/categories/
Give "Subscribe to newsletters" and "Choose to receive plaintext emails via HTML Mail" permissions to all roles and give the remaining Simplenews permissions to Content Administrators (or other desired role):
/admin/people/permissions
Additional secret-decoder-ring configuration:
https://www.drupal.org/node/1283756#comment-5733262
Add newsletter subscribe block to desired theme section:
/admin/structure/block
Logout of site and subscribe via block from previous step. P.S. You can also auto-populate subscribers here:
/admin/people/simplenews
Login to site and create newsletter:
/node/add/simplenews
Send newsletter to queue (by clicking the "Newsletter" tab of the newly created node):
/node/
Run cron to process the queue (may need to run multiple times if number of recipients is greater than "cron throttle" setting on /admin/config/services/simplenews/settings/mail):
/admin/reports/status/run-cron
P.S. Its better to use real cron instead of Drupals default poormanscron.
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