Finally Google application is out of beta version, it has been long waiting. For example you use to see Gmail Beta logo every time you use to login to Gmail ,but now not anymore.
For more information:
Google Apps is out of beta (yes, really)
Finding Creative Commons Images with Google Image Search
On July - 12 - 2009
This is being long waiting , now you can find Creative Commons Images with Google Image Search, it will make of a blogger life more easier. Follow the steps:
1. You have to go on to following link Google Image Search.
2. You can select the following option shown in the image result, in the Usage Rights option where you can select the option “labeled for commercial reuse”.
3. For detailed information you can visit “Find Creative Commons images with Image Search”
How to Get out of trouble in GMail Labs?
On July - 2 - 2009
If you are experimenting with GMail Labs and you mailbox stop loading for some unknown reasons, Google has give a hack around for that purpose, simply follow the below link and all you applicable GMail Labs would not be there anymore and you can see the mails around.
“http://mail.google.com/mail/?labs=0”
Message Translation in Gmail
On July - 1 - 2009
Gmail provide a message translation as a part of google labs , which is a very useful feature ,which enable you to transfer your message from one language to another with a click of a button.
To enable message translation facility in Gmail go to Settings –> Labs—> Message translation and enable it as shown below.
After enabling when you go to you mail box and check mail you will get options to translate the messages to another language.
Command Prompt Function Key use and more
On June - 22 - 2009
Windows command prompt is the only command line tool and a reminder of old Windows version, but at times useful and so below are some of the quick keys you can use. Using arrow keys you can scroll back and forward between previously executed commands. Command list can store 50 commands but can be changed in properties. Use quick edit mode to copy and paste using mouse left & drag to copy and right click to paste.
F1: Repeats the letters of the last command line one character at a time
F2: Displays a dialog asking user to “enter the char to copy up to” of the last command line...
