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Free मा संसारको कुनै पनि देशमा SMS पठाउनुहोस्
Free मा SMS पठाउने सर्भिस दिने धेरै वेबसाईटहरु ईन्टरनेटमा पाईन्छन, कुनै ले दिनको यतिवटा सम्म पठाउन पाउने भनेका हुन्छन भने कुनैले संसारको यो यो country मा मात्र पठाउन सकिन्छ भनेका हुन्छन । नेपालमै पनि कुनै साईटले NTC को मा मात्र सर्भिस provide गरेका हुन्छन भने कुनैले Mero Mobile मा मात्र... तर यहाँ यस्तो एउटा साईटको बारे जानकारी दिन लागेको छु जुन साईटबाट तपाईंले संसारको जुनसुकै देशमा Free मा Unlimited SMS पठाउन सक्नु हुन्छ । नेपालको कुरा गर्ने हो भने नेपालमा सन्चालित सबै मोबाईल कम्पनीको नेट्वोर्कमा जस्तै : NTC, MeroMobile, UTL आदिमा SMS पठाउन सकिन्छ ।
यो साईटको अर्को पक्ष के पनि छ भने यसमा हामीले कुनै Registration गरी राख्नु पर्दैन , बिना Regstration SMS पठाउन मिल्ने भएकोले तपाईंले आफ्नो परिचय पनि दिनु पर्दैन र SMS मा तपाईंको कुनै इन्फर्मेसन जादैन भन्नुको मतलब तपाईंले आफ्नो परिचय वा नम्बर गोप्य नै राखेर SMS गर्न सक्नु हुन्छ । एक किसिमले यो राम्रो पक्ष हो भने यो नराम्रो पक्ष पनि हो, राम्रो पक्ष के हो भने तपाईंले संसारको जुनसुकै कुनामा पनि फ्रीमा सन्देश पठाउन सक्नु हुन्छ, नराम्रो पक्ष चाँही कसैले कसैलाई कुनै नराम्रो नियत राखेर पनि SMS पठाउन सक्छन । त्यसैले तपाईंहरु पनि आफ्नो मोबाईलमा कसैको यस्तै झुठो SMS आयो भने Tention नलिनुहोस् आजकालको टेक्नोलोजीमा यो सम्भब छ र कसैले कसैलाई पनि यस्तो SMS पठाउन सक्छन ।
Free Worldwide SMS को लागि यहाँ क्लिक गर्नुहोला
http://axisflash.info/
यो साईट बाट SMS पठाउन
@ सुरुमा कुन देशमा sms पठाउने हो country छान्ने
@ देश छानीसके पछि country code आँफै सेट हुन्छ, अब पछाडि मोबाईल नम्बर टाईप गर्ने
@ Message box maa आफुले पठाउन चाहेको सन्देश टाईप गर्ने ।
@ Last मा *Input Captcha* मा त्यहा देखिएको नम्बर टाईप गर्ने र send sms बटन क्लिक गर्ने ।
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हाल : मरुभुमी बालुवाटार साउदी अरब
E-mail ID - shift.soft.it.np@gmail.com
web- www.shiftcomputerbiratchowk.
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Computer User को Password परिवर्तन गर्ने तरिका :)
तपाइँ कसैको कम्प्युटरमा भएको प्रयोग कर्ताको पासवर्ड उसले थाहा नपाइ कन परिवर्तन गर्न चाहनु हुन्छ
तर उक्त कम्प्युटरको पासवर्ड तपाइँ लाइ थाहा छैन भने, चिन्ता नगर्नुस ! तपाईलाई उक्त कम्प्युटरको
पासवर्ड थाहा नभए पनि सजिलै उक्त कम्प्युटर प्रयोग कर्ताको पासवर्ड परिवर्तन गर्न सक्नु हुन्छ ! तर प्रयोग
कर्ताले उक्त कम्प्युटर खोलेर छाडेको/राखेको हुनु पर्छ ! एक पटक आफ्नै कम्प्युटरमा चेक गरेर हेर्ने कि ?
Processes :-
Step –1,
Click on ‘Start Button’ >>and ‘Run’
अब उक्त Run मा lusrmgr.msc टाइप गरेर ‘Ok’ गर्नुस !
Step –2,
Click on ‘User’
(अब जुन प्रयोग कर्ताको लाइ के गर्ने हो त्यसैमा Right Click गर्नुस ! माथि फोटोमा जस्तो )
eg: Administrator,Guest or Umesh etc.
Step –3,
Click on ‘Set Password’
Step –4,
Click on ‘Proceed’ >>अब New Password र Confirm Password टाइप गर्नुस ! ( अनि Ok गर्नुस ! यदि
उक्त पासवर्डको ठाउमा खाली राख्नु भयो भने पासवर्ड हट्छ/मेटिन्छ !)
Step –5,
Click on ‘Ok’ >> ‘Ok’ अब काम तमाम भयो !
नोट : यहाँ बाट तपाइले नया User बनाउन, User को नाम परिवर्तन र User लाइ डिलिट गर्न पनि सक्नु
हुन्छ !
तर उक्त कम्प्युटरको पासवर्ड तपाइँ लाइ थाहा छैन भने, चिन्ता नगर्नुस ! तपाईलाई उक्त कम्प्युटरको
पासवर्ड थाहा नभए पनि सजिलै उक्त कम्प्युटर प्रयोग कर्ताको पासवर्ड परिवर्तन गर्न सक्नु हुन्छ ! तर प्रयोग
कर्ताले उक्त कम्प्युटर खोलेर छाडेको/राखेको हुनु पर्छ ! एक पटक आफ्नै कम्प्युटरमा चेक गरेर हेर्ने कि ?
Processes :-
Step –1,
Click on ‘Start Button’ >>and ‘Run’
अब उक्त Run मा lusrmgr.msc टाइप गरेर ‘Ok’ गर्नुस !
Step –2,
Click on ‘User’
(अब जुन प्रयोग कर्ताको लाइ के गर्ने हो त्यसैमा Right Click गर्नुस ! माथि फोटोमा जस्तो )
eg: Administrator,Guest or Umesh etc.
Step –3,
Click on ‘Set Password’
Step –4,
Click on ‘Proceed’ >>अब New Password र Confirm Password टाइप गर्नुस ! ( अनि Ok गर्नुस ! यदि
उक्त पासवर्डको ठाउमा खाली राख्नु भयो भने पासवर्ड हट्छ/मेटिन्छ !)
Step –5,
Click on ‘Ok’ >> ‘Ok’ अब काम तमाम भयो !
नोट : यहाँ बाट तपाइले नया User बनाउन, User को नाम परिवर्तन र User लाइ डिलिट गर्न पनि सक्नु
हुन्छ !
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E-mail ID - shift.soft.it.np@gmail.com
web- www.shiftcomputerbiratchowk.
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तपाईं आफ्नो Folder लाई Invisible बनाउन चाहनु हुन्छ ?
१ कुन Folder लाई Invisible बनाउन चाहनु भएको हो त्यो Folder लाई Highlight गर्नुस्
२ Right माउस क्लिक गर्नुस् र Rename मा क्लिक गर्नुस्
३ Alt कि लाई थिची 0160 टाईप गर्नुस्
४ तपाईंको Folder को नाम हराइसकेको हुनेछ
५ अब उक्त Folder लाई Right क्लिक गर्नुस् , Prperties \ Customize \ Change Icon मा क्लिक गर्नुस्
६ त्यहा थुप्रै Icon हरुको लिस्ट छ , Scroll Bar लाई अली अली गरेर सार्दै जानुस् , त्यहा केही खाली ठाउँ देख्ननु
हुन्छ त्यो खाली ठाउलाई क्लिक गर्नुस् र ok,ok गर्नुस्
७ तपाईंको Folder अब गाएब भयो । अब त्यो Folder लाई तपाईंले मात्र थाहा पाउने ठाउमा लगेर राख्न सक्नु हुन्छ ।
८ तपाईंले फेरी अर्को Folder लाई पनि यस्तै गर्न चाहनु भयो भने errorrenaming file or folder भन्ने मेसेज आउछ त्यसको लागि अर्को Folder लाई Rename गर्दा एक चोटि Space बार थिचेर अनी Alt कि थिचेर 0160 राख्दा हुन्छ । यसै गरी अरु Folder हरु पनि यस्तै ग
२ Right माउस क्लिक गर्नुस् र Rename मा क्लिक गर्नुस्
३ Alt कि लाई थिची 0160 टाईप गर्नुस्
४ तपाईंको Folder को नाम हराइसकेको हुनेछ
५ अब उक्त Folder लाई Right क्लिक गर्नुस् , Prperties \ Customize \ Change Icon मा क्लिक गर्नुस्
६ त्यहा थुप्रै Icon हरुको लिस्ट छ , Scroll Bar लाई अली अली गरेर सार्दै जानुस् , त्यहा केही खाली ठाउँ देख्ननु
हुन्छ त्यो खाली ठाउलाई क्लिक गर्नुस् र ok,ok गर्नुस्
७ तपाईंको Folder अब गाएब भयो । अब त्यो Folder लाई तपाईंले मात्र थाहा पाउने ठाउमा लगेर राख्न सक्नु हुन्छ ।
८ तपाईंले फेरी अर्को Folder लाई पनि यस्तै गर्न चाहनु भयो भने errorrenaming file or folder भन्ने मेसेज आउछ त्यसको लागि अर्को Folder लाई Rename गर्दा एक चोटि Space बार थिचेर अनी Alt कि थिचेर 0160 राख्दा हुन्छ । यसै गरी अरु Folder हरु पनि यस्तै ग
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E-mail ID - shift.soft.it.np@gmail.com
web- www.shiftcomputerbiratchowk.
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The Start Menu
| The Start Menu |
| Overview: In Windows XP, the 'start' button is used to access the start menu which allows you to start programs and view support documentation. In Windows XP, it has 'start' on the button, in win 7, the button has nothing printed on it but it will pop-up a balloon telling you it's the start button if you place the cursor over it.     These are the folders where most people store their documents, music files and image files. Although this is fine for most, the actual location in the file system makes them harder to access if you're on a network. If you don't plan on having a network, then this is probably the best place to store your items. I'll cover networks and the file system later. My Computer: This link allows you to browse, access and manage the files on your computer. This will be covered in detail later in the tutorial. My Network Places: This is similar to My Computer but it provides access to the files, folders and other computers on your network. If you don't have a network installed, this may not be displayed on your computer. The Control Panel: This provides access to the various settings of your computer. If you're new to computers, you should probably not access this area. I'll try to cover some of the various settings later in the tutorial. The 'Set Program Access and Defaults' Panel: This allows you to tell Windows whether you want to use Microsoft or third-party programs for various file types. You will rarely use this panel. Programs and Faxes: This is where you install new printers, set the default printer, setup faxing and can check on the status of documents that were sent to the printer... Help and Support: Here you can access the help database to solve problems that you're experiencing. It is somewhat helpful for common questions/problems but I've found it easier to find solutions for strange problems by logging onto the internet and searching in Google. I'll cover internet basics and Google later. Search: This allows you to search for files on your computer. The searches can be customized to look in various folders, hard drives or network places. You can search using part of a file name or by a word in the file. You can even narrow the search to look only in a given range of dates. If you have saved a file and don't know where, this can help find it. Later in the tutorial, I'll show you how to save documents in a place where you can find them. Run: This is for relatively advanced users. I'd think that most casual users have never used this and never will use it. You will not use this until you become more familiar with the operation of the computer. Log Off: If your computer has multiple user accounts, you can use this to exit your account or to log on as a different user. Turn Off Computer: A computer isn't like many electronic devices in that you can't simply cut power to it (by unplugging it or by using the power switch on the back of the computer). If you don't shut it down properly, it could (will likely) develop problems (possibly serious). If you need to turn the computer off (if you're finished working on it or because you need to unplug it), you need to shut it down via the start menu. The procedure is very similar between XP and Win7 but it's different enough that it bears showing both methods. In XP, you click on the start button, then click TURN OFF COMPUTER. A small dialog box will pop up (second image) and you select whichever option you need. To switch the computer off, select TURN OFF. If you need to restart the computer because a program has become buggy, you would select RESTART. That would shut the computer down and then restart windows.    Below, you can see what happens when you place your mouse over a menu item. The example software suite below has a relatively extensive set of sub-menus. Most software will have only one or two sub-menus. I chose this program to show how it will look if you have a large suite of software. Any of the menu items that have an arrow at the right will expand if you click on them or hold your mouse over them for about a second. The list at the lower left of the dialog box contains the most frequently used programs. They are arranged in the order of most used to least used. The total number of items to be displayed in the list can be set by RIGHT-clicking on a clear area of the start menu and selecting PROPERTIES. From there, select the 'start menu' tab. You will see a dialog box similar to the following:     |
The Desktop
| The Desktop |
| Now What?... Now that the computer is on, you should see a 'desktop' with 1 or more icons (little images that indicate what software/function they represent) and a background image (the background may also be a solid color or a pattern). This background image is 'wallpaper' and NOT the screensaver. The screensaver is something that pops up after a period of inactivity and is designed to prevent burning the display of a CRT based monitor. A 'CRT' (Cathode Ray Tube) based monitor is the large heavy monitors that resemble small television sets. Other monitors such as LCD monitors are much thinner and lighter. In the following image, you see a Windows XP (Windows XP is the 'Operating System') desktop.  Typically, you double-click with the LEFT mouse button on one of the icons to launch a piece of software or open a file. For example, if you double-click on the blue 'e' for Windows Internet Explorer, it will launch your internet browser (a browser is a piece of software that you use to view content on the internet). There are other options that you can access with the right button and I'll cover many of those later. The START Button: If you click on the 'start' button, you can see that it brings up a menu. The menu allows you to easily access many of the software programs on your computer. I'll go into more detail on the start button menu later. The Quick Launch Toolbar: This quick launch toolbar is not enabled on many computers so you may not see it but it is an option that can be selected in the configuration section of the start menu (RIGHT-click the START button >> select PROPERTIES >> LEFT-click the TASKBAR tab >> select SHOW QUICK LAUNCH). In the quick launch toolbar, you can start any program by clicking only once. The quick launch toolbar also has a nice feature that allows you to minimize all windows. When you minimize a window, you effectively remove it from the desktop. The program for that window is still active/running but you can not see it. Click on the 'show desktop' icon and it will immediately bring you to the desktop. If you don't know which icon is the correct one, move the cursor over the individual icons in the quick launch area and the 'balloon help' will tell you the function of the icon. If you see two little arrows on the quick launch toolbar, it means that there are more icons in the toolbar and they can be accessed by clicking on the arrows. The additional programs will pop-up in a menu/dialog box. I've labeled some of the items on the quick launch toolbar below. You'll notice that there are several drives. I access the files on my drives many times in a day. To provide quick access to each drive. I dragged a shortcut for each one to the quick launch toolbar. This is where the buttons for all of the open programs will reside. For example, if you open Internet Explorer, there will be a button with the Internet Explorer icon and the name of the page you're viewing. If the name is truncated because it will not fit on the button, move your mouse over the button and the balloon help will tell you the full name of the page. In the image above, you can see that the 'comp tutorial' folder is open (visible on the taskbar). At this time, the folder is 'minimized'. To restore it (un-minimize it) so you can view its contents, you click on the button on the taskbar. If the program's window is not minimized, clicking on the button the taskbar will minimize it. The System Tray: The 'SysTray' shows some of the programs that are loaded/working in the background. There are several icons. A couple of them are security software (anti-virus software, firewall and anti-spyware). Others are for the system (volume/mixer control, mouse control center...). If you double-click the clock, you can adjust the time and date. You can also see a calender for the current month. Above, you can see an icon that looks like a speaker. If you click once on this icon, you can adjust the master volume of the system. Dragging the slider (with your mouse) will set the volume level. If you click the 'mute' box, all sounds from all sources will be set to zero (no sound).   Until now, we simply covered the basics. Now we will actually do something. On the desktop, you should see an icon that says 'My Computer'. It's usually in the upper left-hand corner. If it's not there, you can add one. Go to START >> RIGHT-click on MY COMPUTER >> select SHOW ON DESKTOP. Now, click anywhere on the desktop to force the start menu to close. The My Computer icon will now be on the desktop. To keep the desktop organized, right-click on the desktop and select ARRANGE ICONS BY >> NAME. Right-click the desktop again and select ARRANGE ICONS BY >> AUTO ARRANGE (unless it already has a check by it). Notes:
Many people don't know that their taskbar is movable. If you RIGHT-click on a clear space on the taskbar and de-select 'lock the taskbar', you can modify its layout and position. After it's unlocked, you can click and drag (without releasing the left mouse button) the bar to the sides or even to the top (my favorite) of the desktop. Move it back to the bottom when you're done. As you can see, there are textured areas to the left of each section of the taskbar. These are handles. If you click on the handle, you can move the individual sections left or right or you can change the size of the toolbar section. Typically, I leave 3 of the most used quick launch icons showing and leave the remaining room for the button area of the taskbar. I typically don't have the 'links' or 'desktop' toolbars active and I never have the 'address' toolbar active in the taskbar. Ok, now lock the taskbar and we'll move onto something else. Resizing the Taskbar: One feature that virtually no one uses is resizing the taskbar. If the taskbar is resized, it's usually accidentally. I've seen a couple of computers where the taskbar disappeared. Ok, it didn't disappear. It was resized to it's smallest size. If you want to resize the taskbar, unlock it and move the mouse cursor to just over the top edge of the taskbar (assuming that the taskbar is at the bottom of the window). You will see that it changes from the standard arrow cursor to a double arrow. If you want to make the taskbar larger, simply click and drag the edge until the taskbar is the desired size. Remember, the taskbar has to be unlocked to resize it. If you have a large monitor set to high resolution and often have several programs open, set the taskbar to show 2 or 3 rows of icons. Changing the Wallpaper: As I mentioned before, the image or pattern that stands behind the icons on your desktop is the 'wallpaper'. It can be changed to virtually anything you'd like. To change it, you right-click on a clear area (an area without icons) of the desktop. This will bring up a dialog box. Select 'properties'. From there, select the 'desktop' tab. As you can see below, there is a list of image files from which to choose. You can select one of those (a single click will set it in the preview monitor to let you see how it will be displayed) or you can 'browse'. If you browse, you will be given access to 'windows explorer' where you can select virtually any image file on your computer. You can also select a web page if you like. You will notice a drop-down menu. The menu has 3 selections. If you select 'stretch', Windows will stretch the image to fit the desktop. Low resolution images may not look very good if stretched. If you select 'tile', the image will be repeated as many times as necessary to cover the desktop. If you select 'center', the image will be shown in actual size and centered on the desktop.
If you have too many icons on your desktop, you can organize them into folders. To create a new folder, right-click on a clear area of the desktop and select NEW >> FOLDER. You will see a new folder appear on your desktop. While the text of the icon is highlighted, you can rename it. Name it something that indicates what icons are stored in the folder. After it's been renamed, you can drag and drop (left-click on an icon >> drag it to the folder and release the mouse button) the desired icons into the folder. You will probably want to leave the icons that you use most outside of the folders (for quicker access). To access the icons in the folders, you simply double-click the folder to display the icons. Double-click the desired icon to load the respective program. The image below shows the desktop after double-clicking on the 'security' folder (notice the name on the title bar and the address in the address field). If you have the folder 'view' set to 'thumbnails', you will see something like this:   If you don't know what processor you have or how much system memory you have (I will cover CPUs and memory in detail later in the tutorial), you can right-click on 'my computer' and select 'properties'. In the 'general' tab, you will find the operating system and service pack information as well as the processor type, speed and installed memory. If the memory is slightly less than you know to be in the computer, it's likely that the memory is being shared by the integrated video card (video/graphics cards will be covered in detail later). On this computer, the installed memory is 512MB but it registers as 448MB. The other 64MB is being used by the graphics adapter (video card, graphics card, video adapter and graphics adapter are all the same thing). If you installed a dedicated video card, the memory will then register as the full installed value. Setting Screen Resolution: The 'screen resolution' determines how many pixels (picture elements) are produced on your monitor. Setting this too low will make all of the buttons and icons too large (taking up too much space on the screen). Setting it too high, will have the opposite effect. There is one other problem that you may have with setting it too high. If you set it too high, you may make the display un-viewable (it will look sort_of scrambled). If you change the resolution and the display becomes unusable, do NOTHING (don't even touch the mouse) and the previous display will return. It will generally take about 20 seconds. By default, if Windows recognizes your video card and recognizes your monitor, only the acceptable settings will be available. If one or both are unrecognized, you may be allowed to make a choice that's incompatible with your equipment. OK, now that you've been warned... To change the resolution, right-click a clear area on the desktop >> PROPERTIES >> click the SETTINGS tab and move the 'screen resolution' slider to the desired position. If your screen doesn't allow the images in the left window of the tutorial to fit at least as well as below, you need to adjust the screen resolution to 1024x768 or larger. If you set it to 1280x1024, it should look like the second image down. Notice that at the higher resolution, objects on the screen are smaller but more objects can fit into the viewing area.   Many LCD monitors (17" or smaller) have a relatively low maximum resolution compared to CRT monitors. If you have a CRT monitor it may have as many as 10 choices for resolution. A new LCD monitor may have only 3 or 4 different resolutions. The highest resolution that an LCD monitor can handle is the 'native' resolution. The native resolution is also the only setting that will give a perfectly clear picture. Lower resolutions will not be as sharp. The following image is from a machine (computer) with an LCD monitor.   In the previous 2 images, you can see that one 'box' has the look of the XP desktop and the other looks like the older Win98. Both are XP. The bottom system was set to maximize performance (no fading or sliding menus or other such time consuming features). If you want to set this option... RIGHT-click 'my computer' >> PROPERTIES >> select the ADVANCED tab >> select the performance SETTINGS button >> select the VISUAL EFFECTS tab and select 'adjust for best performance'. Properly Shutting Down the Computer: We mentioned using the front panel power button to shut down the computer. While this is one way to shut down, there is another way. If you click the start button, you will see the 'turn off computer' button. When you click it, you will be given the option to turn it off completely or to restart it. Select the desired choice. If you select 'restart' the computer will shut down and then it will restart. If you click 'turn off', it will not restart until you restart it manually with the power button. Do not use the reset button or disconnect power to shut down the computer except when the computer fails to respond. If you turn off the computer improperly, it may damage the operating system. When you shut down, the computer essentially cleans up. If you remove power while it's writing certain files, the OS may not be able to restart. Windows XP is relatively tolerant but it's not foolproof. |
HOW TO DEACTIVATE "FACEBOOK TIMELINE"
Steps-
1-Goto accounts settings.
2-Goto Security and click
Deactivate your account.
3-Select Other and write
"Unhappy with facebook timeline"
in box.
4-Click Confirm.
5-Enter your password and hit
Deactivate now.
6-Now login to facebook after 1-2
days and after that you will see
your old profile back.
1-Goto accounts settings.
2-Goto Security and click
Deactivate your account.
3-Select Other and write
"Unhappy with facebook timeline"
in box.
4-Click Confirm.
5-Enter your password and hit
Deactivate now.
6-Now login to facebook after 1-2
days and after that you will see
your old profile back.
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तपाईंको कम्प्युटरको गतिबिधीहरु record गर्नेछ ।
के तपाईं जान्न् चाहनु हुन्छ आफु नभएको बेलामा परिवारको अन्य कोही सदस्यहरुले,साथी भाईहरुले तपाईंको कम्प्युटरमा के के कृयाकलाप गर्छन् ? अथवा भनौ तपाईंलाई आफु अनुपस्थित भएको बेलाको आफ्नो कम्प्युटरको गतिबिधी बारे जासुसी गर्नु छ तर यस बारे कम्प्युटर प्रयोग गर्ने मान्छेले थाहा नपाउने गरी ? यदि चाहनु हुन्छ भने तल उल्लेखित एउटा फ्री Tools ले तपाईंको मनका यि चाहना पुरा गर्न मद्त गर्नेछ ।
यसले तपाईंको कम्प्युटरमा गरिने हरेक गतिबिधीहरुलाई भिडियोको रुपमा record गर्छ त्यो पनि कसैले नदेखिने र चाल नपाउने गरी । त्यसैले तपाईंले यो tools लाई hidden screen recorder को रुपमा प्रयोग गर्न सक्नु हुन्छ अथवा भनौ एउटा जासुसी उपकरणको रुपमा ।
यो सानो Tools मा तपाईंले पाउनु हुने सुबिधाहरु :
Screen Capture
कम्प्युटरको स्क्रीनको इमेज फाइल बनाउन मिल्ने सुबिधा
* Capture full screen
* Capture working area of screen
* Capture selected area of screen (select particular area of screen using mouse)
कम्प्युटरको गतिबिधीहरु भिडियो record गर्ने सुबिधा
* Record full screen
* Record working area of screen
* Record selected area of screen (select particular area of screen using mouse)
* Capture cursor as part of video
* Creates compressed video AVI file using Microsoft Video 1.
Screen Spy Software
यसले लुकेर (Stealth Mode मा) तपाईंको कम्प्युटरको गतिबिधीहरु record गर्नेछ ।
* Track kids online activity and see what they do online.
* Keep any eye on your kids online activities
* Free parental control software for parent to monitor children
ल त साथीहरु के अब यो प्रोग्राम कम्प्युटरमा download गरेर install गरी त्यसमा केही settings मिलाई, आफ्नो कम्प्युटरमा जासुसी नजर लगाउने हैन त ?
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