Microsoft SEO ToolKit for Bing, Google, Yahoo

Microsoft has released SEO Toolkit which is useful for SEO related to Bing, Google and Yahoo.

Abstracts:

Increase Website Traffic and Revenue
Analyze your website and find ways to boost your number of hits. Use SEO recommendations to improve traffic and increase your revenue stream.

Influence and Update Search Engines
Control the access and display of your content in search results. Keep search engines current with the latest information from your website.

Improve Customer Experience
Discover and solve common problems in your website content and design to enhance your end user experience. Make it easy for your customers to find what they’re looking for.

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Lession : Simple Solution

A lady bought some bathing soaps from a shop. When she opened one of the packets, she found that it was empty. There was no soap in there; it was just an empty wrapper! She lodged a complaint against the manufacturer and got her claim. That being settled, there was a task before the management of the soap factory. How had this happened? How could they ensure that the incident did not occur again? They had suffered enough bad publicity besides having to pay the compensation to the lady.

After a detailed investigation, it was discovered, that during the process of wrapping, it so happened that inevitably, one or two wrappers did get through, having no bar of soap in them! There was no way to make out the difference between a full wrapper and an empty one. The process of handling each one separately for this purpose seemed to be very cumbersome. So, the technical head was given the job of devising a method to overcome the problem. The man prepared a detailed report and proposed the setting up of a computer based system that would weigh and scan each bar, for the empty packs would not get detected by a normal x-ray machine. He proposed an expenditure of a large amount to put this system into place.

The management heard him out and passed the order to release the funds and to buy the machinery that he had proposed. An uneducated worker said, “Excuse me Sir, for my impertinence, but I have a solution that shall cost a fraction of what you are planning to go in for.â€

The management hesitated initially. But eventually they heard him out and agreed to try out his proposal. The next day, the worker brought a strong industrial fan. He put it at an angle near the conveyor belt on which the packed soap bars were coming through and switched it on. The few empty wrappers that came through got blown off by the fan! The rest of them went past easily.

A simple solution, for a complex problem! This goes to prove that ideas are not the monopoly of the educated.

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Thank you Akta Shah for such a good story!

The project location is not trusted

I met with such an error when I tried to open a project "The project location is not trusted"

Just googled for the resolution and found a really useful blog by Chris Craft.

here are the abstracts from  the same:

"This dialog box appears if you attempt to open or create a client project on a Universal Naming Convention (UNC) path. By default, a UNC path is not a trusted location for a project. Your project might not run correctly when you attempt to debug or run from this location.
 That is definitely the dialog box I was getting. Now I was concerned. One thing I am sure of, is that if my computer thinks my C:\ driver is an untrusted UNC path, I was going to be in a world of hurt, if I didn't find and fix the fundamental issue.
This information also concerned me because I was using a Virtual PC to try and open this project with. And I started to wondering if this was somehow playing a part in the issue."


Click here to read the original article
OR
Copy paste the below URL to you browser address bar
http://www.cjcraft.com/blog/2007/09/02/ TheProjectLocationIsNotTrusted.aspx

Type in Gujarati ( ગુજરાતી ) in any Browser using Google

Now you can type in Gujarati (ગુજરાતી)  in any browser  (only if you have internet ;)  )
by following some simple steps with use of Google:

Copy the below JavaScript code lines

javascript:(t13nb=window.t13nb||function(l){var t=t13nb,d=document,o=d.body,c="createElement",a="appendChild",w="clientWidth",i=d[c]("span"),s=i.style,x=o[a](d[c]("script"));if(o){if(!t.l){t.l=x.id="t13ns";o[a](i).id="t13n";i.innerHTML="Loading Transliteration";s.cssText="z-index:99;font-size:18px;background:#FFF1A8;top:0";s.position=d.all?"absolute":"fixed";s.left=((o[w]-i[w])/2)+"px";x.src="http://t13n.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/blet/rt13n.js?l="+l}}else setTimeout(t,500)})('gu')


Paste the same in your web browser's Address bar and press Enter


Thats it, you can now type anything you want in Gujarati.

Let me know if you need the same for other Indian Languages...!

Automated VSS Backup "Microsoft Visual Source Safe"

I just visited a  forum and found something useful for Microsoft Visual Source Savfe

Its a DOS script for VSS database backup.

Abstracts:

@ECHO OFF
@TITLE Backing up source safe databases

FOR /F "tokens=2-4 delims=/ " %%i IN ('date /t') DO SET DATE=%%k%%j%%i
FOR /F "TOKENS=1-2 DELIMS=: " %%I IN ('time /t') DO SET TIME=%%I%%J
FOR /F "TOKENS=2 DELIMS= " %%K IN ('time /t') DO SET AMPM=%%K
C:\Packages\VSS\win32\ssarc -d- "f:\backups\[%DATE% %TIME% %AMPM%].ssa" $/ "-sD:\vssdb" -yUsername,Paswd
@ECHO Finished backups

Copy this script & paste in txt file & name the file as "backupscript.bat"
made it a batch file.

Note:
1- Change the VSS installation directory
(mine is C:\Packages\VSS\)
2-change your backup path accordingly
(mine is f:\backups\)
3- change ur vss db.
(mine is D:\vssdb)
4- Add ur username,paswd after -y.
5-Use " " if having spaces between ur dir/file names.

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for more details visit the original article by clicking  here

OR

Copy the URL and past it in your browser
http://help.wugnet.com/office2/ Automatic-Backup-VSS-Database-ftopict814243.html