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Monday, August 27, 2012

windows PC software up to date

Hi every one,

One of the challenges to any computer user is keeping software up to date with the latest features, bug fixes, and security patches.

A cleaver utility i have found is called "patch my pc" you can download from here

This program will find common software and checks that it updated properly updated, if some software is not update in your computer it will update it for your computer 






















red items need to update, green means complete or good, and black means not install how cool is this utility software, rest of things will learn your self.

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Sunday, August 26, 2012

Create a PowerPoint presentation for a kiosk


Create a PowerPoint presentation for a kiosk

Have you ever wanted to create an interactive presentation to promote your company or product at a conference, trade show, or convention? With a new option in Microsoft PowerPoint, you can add new interactivity to a presentation by setting an animation effect to play only when a specified item is clicked by a visitor to your kiosk. For example, you can ask the visitors to your kiosk to choose an object to click; depending upon which object they click, they're taken to different areas of your presentation and receive varying information. An interactive presentation can often be more compelling for visitors to your kiosk than a presentation that simply runs through a set of timings.
A visitor clicks an object and starts an animation
You can set your kiosk presentation to automatically return to the first slide of the presentation once a visitor has viewed the entire presentation, or if the presentation has been idle for a period of time, so that you do not have to attend to the kiosk at all times.
This article explains how to set animations in a presentation that play only when a visitor to your kiosk clicks a designated object. This is just one element of interactivity you can add to a presentation for a kiosk; there are other elements you can add to your presentation, and you can decide just how much control you want to give to the visitors to your kiosk.
Before you start
Create a sample presentation, and then follow the steps below to create your own animation that plays only when a designated object is clicked.
Step 1: Add an animation effect to a text box
First, you will add an animation effect to a text box in the sample presentation. When a visitor to your kiosk presentation clicks a designated object, this animation will play.
1.    Open the sample presentation in PowerPoint, view all the elements of the presentation, and then preview the slide show.
2.    In normal view, on the Slides tab, select slide 2.
3.    On the Insert menu, click Text Box, click anywhere on slide 2, and then type Water Sports.
4.    Click the new text box that contains the words "Water Sports," and then on the Slide Show menu, clickCustom Animation.
5.    In the Custom Animation task pane, click the Add Effect button, point to Entrance, and then click Fly In.
6.    Before proceeding to Step 2 below, preview the animation by clicking the Play button in the Custom Animation task pane.
Step 2: Designate an object to play the animation
After you have added the animation effect to the new text box, you must designate an object that the user can click to play the animation during a slide show.
1.    Select slide 2, and then on the Insert menu, point to Picture, and then click AutoShapes.
2.    On the AutoShapes toolbar, click Basic Shapes, and then click a shape (for example, Rectangle).
3.    Click anywhere on slide 2. The rectangle appears.
4.    If the Custom Animation task pane is not displayed, on the Slide Show menu, click Custom Animation.
5.    In the Custom Animation task pane, click the animation effect for the new text box (added above), click the drop-down arrow, and then click Timing.
6.    Click the Triggers button.
7.    Select the Start effect on click of: option, and then select "Rectangle" (or the name of the AutoShape you added) from the list. This will set the rectangle on slide 2 to play the animation effect when the visitor clicks the rectangle. Click OK.
8.    Before proceeding to Step 3 below, click the Slide Show button in the Custom Animation task pane, and then on slide 2, click the rectangle to see how this icon controls when the animated text box plays during the slide show. After you have finished viewing the slide show, end the show and return to the presentation.
Step 3: Make your presentation self-running
The final step in preparing a presentation for a kiosk is to make the presentation self-running so that you do not have to attend to it at all times. To do this, you need to add action buttons to the slide master, and then designate the presentation as a slide show for a kiosk. The action buttons will allow visitors to your kiosk to move through the slides in the self-running presentation, and the kiosk setting will loop the presentation to the first slide if a visitor has reached the last slide within it, or it will return the presentation to the first slide when it has been idle on a manually advanced slide for longer than five minutes.
Add action buttons to your slides
1.    On the View menu, point to Master, and then click Slide Master.
2.    On the Slide Show menu, point to Action Buttons, and click Action Button: Back or Previous. Click where you want the button to appear on the master, and then in the Action Settings dialog box, click OK. This button will allow the visitor to view the previous slide in the presentation.
3.    On the Slide Show menu, point to Action Buttons, and then click Action Button: Forward or Next. Click where you want this button to appear on the master, and then in the Action Settings dialog box, click OK. This button will allow the visitor to view the next slide in the presentation.
4.    On the Slide Master View toolbar, click Close Master View.
 NOTE   On the Slide Master View, you can customize the action buttons by right-clicking each button and then clicking Format AutoShape.
For more information about masters and action buttons, see PowerPoint Help.
Set up the show for a kiosk
1.    On the Slide Show menu, click Set Up Show.
2.    In the Set Up Show dialog box, click Browsed at a kiosk (full screen). This setting also restricts users from changing your presentation. Click OK.
3.    Click the Slide Show button in the lower left of the PowerPoint window to preview the changes you have made to the sample presentation.
 NOTE   In the sample presentation, notice that the icon labeled "snow sports" is also set as an item that controls an animation effect.

The standard work-around for this is to have your buttons link to create
a blank slide just before the slide with animations. Have your buttons
link to the blank slide and set the blank slide to automatcally advance

to the next slide afte 0 seconds
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Sunday, August 19, 2012

Installing Remote Server Administration Tools (RSAT) for Windows 7

Remote Server Administration Tools for Windows 7 are a package of administration tools add-ons that allow IT administrators to manage roles and features that are installed on computers that are running Windows Server 2008/2008 R2, and Windows Server 2003, from a remote computer that is running Windows 7.

Note that some roles and features on Windows Server 2003 can be managed remotely by using Remote Server Administration Tools for Windows 7, meaning you can use tools such as Active directory Users and Computers, DNS or DHCP management tools and so on, but not all tools will work against Windows Server 2003, and even if the tool works, there might be specific functions that will not function. Therefore, in order to manage a Windows Server 2003 network, use either a Windows XP-based workstation, or use RDP to connect to the remote servers and manage them directly, if possible. Read these articles for more information:


Remote Server Administration Tools for Windows 7 can be installed on computers that are running the Enterprise, Professional, or Ultimate editions of Windows 7, and they run on both x86- and x64-based editions of Windows 7. they can them be used to manage roles and features that are running on either the Server Core or full installation options of the x64-based Windows Server 2008 or 2008 R2 operating system.

Some of the tools included are Server Manager, Active Directory Certificate Services (AD CS) Tools, Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS) Tools, Active Directory Lightweight Directory Services (AD LDS) Tools, DHCP Server Tools, DNS Server Tools, File Services Tools, Hyper-V Tools, Terminal Services Tools, BitLocker Password Recovery Viewer, Failover Clustering Tools, Group Policy Management Tools, Network Load Balancing Tools, SMTP Server Tools, Storage Explorer Tools, Storage Manager for SANs Tools, Windows System Resource Manager Tools.

To download RSAT for Windows 7, use these links:

Note that you need to choose either a 64-bit or a 32-bit version NOT based upon the OS version of your servers, but based upon the OS version of your Windows 7 workstation(s).

64-bit version of RSAT for Windows 7 (222.1 MB):

32-bit version of RSAT for Windows 7 (215.1 MB):

Please note that the above links are for the RTM versions, and not for the smaller sized RC versions!


Getting back to the topic of this article, here are the complete instructions:

You must be either a member of the Administrators group on the computer on which you want to install the Administration Tools pack, or you must be logged on to the computer by using the built-in Administrator account.

1. Double-click the downloaded file to start the Remote Server Administration Tools for Windows 7 Setup Wizard. Follow all the steps through the installation (basically it's "Next" all the way to the "Finish" button...)






2. Next, click Start, click Control Panel, and then click Programs. In the Programs and Features area, click Turn Windows features on or off.


If you are prompted by User Account Control to enable the Windows Features dialog box to open, click Continue.

3. In the Windows Features dialog box, expand Remote Server Administration Tools. Select the remote management tools that you want to install. Click OK.



If the Start menu does not display the Administration Tools shortcut you will need to configure it:
  • Right-click Start, and then click Properties.
  • On the Start Menu tab, click Customize.
  • In the Customize Start Menu dialog box, scroll down to System Administrative Tools, and then select Display on the All Programs menu and the Start menu. Click OK. Shortcuts for snap-ins installed by Remote Server Administration Tools for Windows 7 are added to the Administrative Tools list on the Start menu.

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Reinstalling or removing individual Remote Server Administration Tools for Windows 7

If a remote administration tool was removed from a computer that is running Windows 7, you can install it again by performing the following steps.

To reinstall individual remote administration tools:

1. Click Start, click Control Panel, and then click Programs. In the Programs and Features area, click Turn Windows features on or off.

2. In the Windows Features dialog box, expand Remote Server Administration Tools.

3. Select the remote management tools that you want to install, or clear the check boxes for any tools that you want to remove. Click OK.


Removing the complete Remote Server Administration Tools for Windows 7 pack

Again, you must be either a member of the Administrators group on the computer from which you want to remove the Administration Tools pack, or you must be logged on to the computer by using the built-in Administrator account.

You can remove the complete Administration Tools pack from a computer by using the Uninstall a program utility in Control Panel.

1. Click Start, click Control Panel, and then click Uninstall a program in the Programs area.

2. Click View installed updates.


3. Select Update for Microsoft Windows (958830).


4. Click Uninstall.

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Saturday, August 18, 2012

NOKIA E6 WIFI SETTINGS & CONFIGURATION




Step by step instructions for configuring Nokia E6 with WIFI internet of your laptop :

1. Make sure your internet is working fine on LAN.

2. Go to start -> Control Panel ->Network and Internet -> Network and Sharing Center -> Manage Network Connections.

3. Right click on Local Area Connection icon and go to properties.

4. Now check the two boxes in sharing tab (For Vista and Windows 7, also select Wireless adapter for internet sharing)

5. Click Networking tab and double click TCP/IPv4 option .

6. Here you would see IP adress , Subnetmask and Default gateway just leave it as it is. The important thing here is Preferred DNS server address (for example 202.111.2.1) and Alternate DNS address (for example 202.111.45.1), note down both of them as we will use it later in Nokia phone. Press Ok to proceed to next step.

7. In mobile go to Menu -> Ctrl. panel -> Settings -> Connections -> Destinations -> Options-> Manage -> make new destination naming it 123 or else.

8. Confirm the following settings :

Connection name : 123
Data bearer : Wireless LAN
WLAN network name : 123
Network status : Hidden
WLAN network mode : Ad-hoc
WLAN security mode: WEP
WLAN settings:
WEP key in use : #1
Authentication type: Open
WEP key settings:
WEP encryption : 128 bits
WEP key format : ASCII
WEP key: 1234567891234
(Press Back Button)
Homepage : None
Use access point: Automatically
NOTE: WLAN mode should be Adhoc and the WEB key should be 13 digit letters for example : 1234567891234

9. In the options -> Advanced settings do the following steps.
IPv4 settings:
Phone IP address : 192.168.0.2
Subnet mask : 255.255.255.0
Default gateway : 192.168.0.1
DNS addresses : (Press main Button)
Primary DNS address: (Same as in Step 6 of LAN settings for example 202.111.2.1) (Press OK)
Secondary DNS address: (for example 202.111.45.1)(Press OK)
IPv6 settings:(Do Nothing)
Ad-hoc Channel : Automatic
Proxy server address : None
Proxy port number : 0

NOTE: In the DNS addresses option put the same DNS addresses we have seen in LAN settings of step 6. This is very important step because the DNS addresses should be same .
I have just shown an example but you must write that of your computer.
10. Confirm this and we are done here with the Mobile settings. 12. Now its time to make an adhoc connection in the windows. Go to step 3 and in wireless network connection icon -> go to Properties-> TCP/IPv4 and write the following addresses and click ok.
IP Address: 192.168.0.1
Subnet Mask :255.255.255.0

11. Go to start -> Control Panel -> Network and Internet-> Network and Sharing Center -> Manage wireless networks-> Click “Add “and then click on “Create and ad hoc network”.

12. Remember to check the save this network and then next and close .

13. Go to start -> Control Panel -> Network and Internet-> Network and Sharing Center -> Manage Network Connections and right click on Wireless Network connection and select connect/disconnect. Then wait for the connection to establish . Last step : On mobile open web and when you would be asked for select connection , drag down and find the Uncategorised option and there select 123. If you have followed all the steps correctly you would be more than happy to see high speed wireless Internet on your mobile. However still you see the delay in appearing the webpage repeat the step 15 again , your connection will surely be established. For desktop computer users i recommend buy Mercury WIFI device for internet sharing . You can use multiple mobile phones internet at the same time with a single computer.

14. Go to start -> Control Panel -> Network and Internet-> Network and Sharing Center -> Manage Network Connections and right click on Wireless Network connection and select connect/disconnect. Then wait for the connection to establish . Last step : On mobile open web and when you would be asked for select connection , drag down and find the Uncategorised option and there select 123. If you have followed all the steps correctly you would be more than happy to see high speed wireless Internet on your mobile. However still you see the delay in appearing the webpage repeat the step 15 again , your connection will surely be established. For desktop computer users i recommend buy Mercury WIFI device for internet sharing . You can use multiple mobile phones internet at the same time with a single computer

source link : http://www.wifisettings.net/2012/07/nokia-e6-wifi-settings-how-to-enable.html
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SAMSUNG GALAXY S2 WIFI SETTINGS & CONFIGURATION



Connect your newly bought Samsung Galaxy S2 to the WiFi or internet? Look no further, help is here.

Connecting to Wi-Fi using your Android phone is easy. Once you save a Wi-Fi connection, the settings of the same do remain in your phone and you don’t have to connect to it every time. Your Samsung Galaxy S2 will connect to the Wi-Fi on it’s own whenever it identifies the network already available. 

Steps to Connect Samsung Galaxy S2 to Wi-Fi :

  1. Tap the Menu button present at the bottom left of your Samsung Galaxy S2 phone.
  2. Go to Settings
  3. Go to Wireless and network
  4. Go to Wi-Fi settings
  5. Select Add Wi-Fi network and the available Wi-Fi networks will show up.
  6. Selecty your network. If it is an Open Connection, your Galaxy S2 will connect to the Wi-Fi directlt. If the Wi-Fi connection is a secured one – you’ll have to provide the network key.
  7. Your Samsung Galaxy S2 is now connected to the internet. Enjoy!
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Tuesday, August 14, 2012

Why Choose VMware


Choose the Right Cloud Infrastructure for your Business

The emergence of cloud computing brings with it enormous opportunities to increase IT agility and flexibility while decreasing cost and complexity. But, it also brings a new set of challenges for cloud security and management. It is critical that businesses choose the right vendor for their journey to the cloud – a vendor with a pragmatic approach that provides customers with a choice of cloud deployment models and the ability to secure and manage scaled up clouds.
The VMware approach to cloud computing starts with the best virtualization platform, vSphere 5, and adds a suite of intelligent cloud infrastructure products – VMware vCloud DirectorvCenter Site Recovery Manager and VMware vShield. Together, this VMware platform provides customers with an evolutionary transition to the cloud that transforms existing datacenters into secure private clouds, adding seamless extensions to compatible public clouds, and combines the best aspects of each into federated hybrid clouds.

VMware Competitive Information

Find out how only VMware provides all the core requirements for virtualization and cloud infrastructure.
  1. The Best Virtualization Platform
  2. More Choice for Your Cloud
  3. A Better Cloud Security Model
  4. VMware vSphere Feature Comparison

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Thursday, August 9, 2012

9 Essential Tips To Speed Up Windows 7


The Microsoft Windows 7 operating system has been designed for delivering better speeds than its predecessors. However, as time passes by, the laptop/PC might tend to get slower. This is not exactly the fault of the OS. As the matter of fact, it is a common problem faced by many operating systems.
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The major reasons for this are accumulation of junk in the system or a highly stuffed hard drive or running of too many unnecessary services and programs. Here we shared a few essential tips that can help speed up Windows 7 performance on laptops or computers. Hope it helps!

Visual And Sound Related

1. Using Minimal Visual Effects

Disabling certain (or all) visual effects can definitely enhance performance. To disable visual effects, do the following:
  1. Press Windows key and while holding it down, press Pause/Break key.
  2. In the window that appears, click on Advanced system settings in the left side pane.
  3. In the Advanced tab, under Performance Section, click on Settings
  4. In the Performance Options window (refer figure) that appears, under Visual Effects tab, disable the options that you do not need. Or simply selecting ‘Adjust for best performance‘ will disable all options.
  5. After disabling the option, click Apply and then OK.
Doing the above might make the screen less attractive. But, the performance will surely get a boost.
performance options

2. Using Minimal Sound Effects

For disabling sound effects, do the following:
  1. Click Start. In the search box type mmsys.cpl and press Enter
  2. In the Sound window (refer figure) that appears click on Sounds tab
  3. Set the Sounds scheme to ‘No Sounds
  4. You could set only the essential sounds if needed in the Program Events, by selecting the specific event and then choosing the sound from the Sounds drop-down menu below.
  5. You can as well disable the "Play Windows Startup sound" option.
  6. After the settings are done, click Apply and OK.
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Software And Services Related

1. Run A Trusted Anti-Virus Program

Ensure that you have a good anti-virus software loaded on your laptop/computer. This will ensure that no malware or spyware gets planted in your system. Without such protection software, there are chances of third party malware and virus being installed or stored on your system, causing harmful effects and also eating up precious space.

2. Install Only Essential Software

Ensure that you install only that software which you need. If you install any trial software and find out that you don’t really need it, uninstall and delete it immediately. Else, they might hog precious disk space, RAM and processor cycles. If you’ve installed a software, which you are unable to get rid of, and which is hampering the normal functioning of your laptop, then you might have to format your hard drive. Be aware that formatting your hard drive might wipe out all your data. Therefore it is best you take a back-up before going ahead with formatting.

3. Disable Or Make Unneeded Services Manual

Some processes and services, which might not really be necessary, are by default made to start automatically once the system starts up. They will consume RAM as well as the processor’s attention, slowing down other important tasks. It is best to disable them. For this, do the following:
  1. Click Start. In the search box type services.msc and press Enter
  2. Go to Services & Applications > Services. You’ll see the Services window (refer figure).
  3. Right-click on a service that you wish to set to manual or disable. If the service is already started, Stop it first.
  4. Once the service is stopped, again right-click on it and select Properties.
  5. In the Startup type, you can either set the service to Manual, if you would be using it later, orDisable it, if not needed.
  6. Once done, you can close the window.
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4. Disabling Unwanted Start-Up Programs To Speed Up System Start-Up

Some programs are set to start during system start-up. These might slow down the start-up process. Programs that are not really needed during start-up can be disabled. For this, do the following:
  1. Click Start. In the search box type msconfig and press Enter.
  2. In the System Configuration window (refer figure), go to Startup.
  3. Uncheck the box next to those processes that are not important for start-up. This will disable them.
  4. Once you’ve disabled the processes, click Apply and OK.
system configuration

Hard Drive Related

1. Clean Up The Hard Drive

Remove unwanted files, like temp files, downloaded program files, recycle bin, etc. You could useDisk Cleanup option to do this, as follows:
  1. Click Start > All Programs > Accessories > System Tools > Disk Cleanup
  2. The system will first calculate how much space can be freed up this way. In the Disk Cleanupwindow (refer figure) that appears, select the files in that need to be deleted under the Files to delete list.
  3. For deleting ‘System Restore‘ and ‘Shadow copy‘ files, click "Clean up system files" and then on "More Options" tab
  4. Finally click OK. You’ll be prompted again before the deletion. Click Yes.
disc cleanup

2. Enable Write Caching On Device

This is an option which allows the OS to flush changed data to the hard disk when the system is idle, so that performance is not affected when in use. For enabling this, do the following:
  1. Press Windows key and while holding it down, press Pause/Break key.
  2. In the window that appears, click on Device Manager in the left hand pane.
  3. In the next window that appears, expand Disk drives.
  4. The drop-down list will show the hard drive. Right-click on it and select Properties.
  5. Click the Policies tab in the Device Properties window (refer figure).
  6. Check the box next to "Enable write caching on the device"
  7. You can as well check the box next to "Turn off Windows write-cache buffer flushing on the device" and then click OK.
virtual HD
Note: However, there is one disadvantage in enabling these options – if there is a power outage or a system crash, data might be lost or corrupted. If you have a secondary power supply, like a UPS, you could go ahead with checking these options.

3. Perform Disk Defragmentation

When there is no sufficient space to store in a hard drive, the OS splits the file into parts and stores it in different areas on the hard drive. Defragmenting allows all these parts to be stored in contiguous memory locations. For defragmenting disk do the following:
  1. Click Start > All Programs > Accessories > System Tools > Disk Defragmenter
  2. In the window (refer figure) that appears, click on the drive that you want to defragment and then click Analyze disk.
  3. This will estimate the time required for the process. When done click on Defragment disk.
  4. Once done you can either View Report or click Close.
disk defrag
These pretty much sum up the small things that you can do, to make a big difference to your Windows 7′s performance. If you have some personal tips you’ve done yourself to improve the performances, we’d like to hear from you.
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LogMote Allows Remote, Password-Free Login To Websites On Desktop Through Android & iPhone


Previously reviewed Android and iOS app, Uniclau, showed us an innovative, safe and swift way to log in to websites on desktop browsers by scanning QR codes with a smartphone. The app turns your smartphone into a secure password vault of sorts that you can carry along with you, and avail to remotely and automatically gain access to any preferred web service by just scanning a simple QR code appearing atop the authentication screen. While Uniclau works almost flawlessly, it has its own limitations. For instance, as of this writing, it is only meant to work with Google Chrome, lets you secure the mobile app using just a single mode of protection (4-digit PIN), and requires you to scan a new code each time you intend to log in to a different service of choice. Fresh to the market, LogMote is a similar looking freemium app for Android and iOS powered devices that not only fills voids left by Uniclau, but also brings some very handy new features to the table. In fact, in terms of aesthetics and supported features, it is way ahead of the latter. Though, the primary purpose of both the apps is more or less same: to help you remotely log in to your favorite web services/accounts on a desktop browser with the help of your smartphone, without manually feeding in any passwords whatsoever.
The very first thing that goes in favor of LogMote is that it comes with support for three different web browsers: Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox and Safari. Unlike Uniclau, LogMote requires you to scan a (master) QR code just once to pair your mobile device with the required web browser (via an extension or addon), and you’re ready to access any web service that you’ve fed into the app’s database. It uses 256 bit AES encryption to secure your personal data, and lets you protect the mobile app itself in four different ways:
  • Pattern Drawing
  • Color Sequence
  • Numeric Value
  • Classic Password
Should you somehow happen to forget the correct access method, you can always utilize the LogMote Recovery QR Code that is emailed to you on the same account that you’ve registered with the service. With LogMote, you can pair your mobile device with the computer over 3G as well as Wi-Fi, remotely close the desktop browser from your smartphone, automatically launch your preferred web services upon scanning the master QR code, remotely backup/restore all locally stored credentials to/from your computer with a mere tap, set the app to automatically disconnect you from all services after 2 minutes of inactivity, and keep a close tab on your LogMote activity history on all linked/associated computers.
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While Uniclau required only a browser extension and the mobile app to establish a remote connection between both the devices, LogMote needs a dedicated desktop plugin to be installed in order to help the extension communicate with the mobile app. In addition, the desktop plugin can also come in handy in situations where you’re required to locally backup/restore your personal LogMote data, and access the preferred mobile device, without setting it all up right from scratch. Once the extension is installed, all you need to do is click the LogMote icon and scan the master QR code to pair the browser with your device.
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For the mobile app, you’ll first need to provide a master email ID that LogMote will use to connect you to other systems, as well as all associated web services. Once logged in, you can start setting up your various online accounts. For this, hit the Access my accounts tab, choose from one of the supported categories (email service, social network, shopping service, news provider), provide valid credentials, and you’re good to go.
No need to fret if you aren’t able to find a favorite web service of yours within in the app. Just pair your device with the web browser, log in to that particular service, and upon prompt, add it to the LogMote database.
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After you’re done with pairing with the browser extension, tapping the extension icon again will display a list of all the various web services that you’ve added to your personal LogMote database. Same applies to the mobile app’s homescreen, which not only displays your online accounts, but also allows you to edit them.
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On your desktop browser, just hit the extension and choose the required web service to log in to it with the specified credentials. Remember that, despite supporting three different browsers, LogMote only allows you to establish a login session with one at a time, through a single account or device ID.
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The freemium version of LogMote grants you access to almost all aforementioned features. However, there is an option within the app to subscribe to a three month or one year plan for $4.90 or $13.49, respectively, to get your hands on additional goodies, including an ad-free app interface, automatic online backup of your personal LogMote data, simultaneous syncing of multiple mobile devices, and last but not the least, the option to remotely lock your computer using your Android or iOS device.
We successfully tested the remote authentication mechanism of LogMote by pairing our Galaxy Nexus (running Android 4.1 Jelly Bean) with all three supported browsers (on Windows 7, 64-bit Edition). The LogMote desktop client is currently available for Windows and Mac OS, and just like the mobile app and browser extension, can be downloaded for free.
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