The Art of Listening

November 25, 2008

New to Java

Filed under: IT life...

I’m new to java. I’m currently here in the laboratory for our Java Laboratory class. I think I can handle myself here. As all of you guys noticed. I don’t want to exert more effor in class now in my last semester in college. This is simply because I just want to be simple for the last time. But I will still do my best in major subjects.

So now! I have just decided to upload here my answers in our java activity. So watch out for this! emoticon

August 15, 2008

A PORTAL FOR CAR INSURANCE RATES

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Definitely when you have a car, the next step to take is to insure your car. And then, you have to establish what type of insurance that can best benefit you (your family) and your property. Generally, it will incur to you in an occurrence that you will look for best car insurance cover.

 

Deciding and looking for a car insurance company is quite expensive and risky. Nowadays, there are many online car insurance companies and sites that can be deceiving to apply, but in reality, has a long process that can be very inconvenient in your end.

 

In my search, I have found a car insurance cover in carinsurancerates.com that would be very helpful to those who need any insurance concern. In my knowledge, they have the lowest rate in town. There also have an easy access for getting the appropriate amount of auto insurance coverage in your local state. In this manner, there is an easy access to understand car insurance minimum coverage and requirements in all 50 states. In addition, they offer free online car insurance quotes directly. 

 

Check out there website at CarInsuranceRates.com and see for yourself how you can save money on your automotive insurance.

August 13, 2008

Using Cash Advances More Responsibly

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We really cannot forecast nor foretell when we will be needing money. This is when we have to choose and execute important decisions. Mostly it takes place when we have by no means had sufficient income or cash to meet our needs. Thus, we engaged to make cash advances.

 

We tend to spend anything when we have the money on hand, for deciding to make cash advances sometimes drives us to spend anything we want.  This article could guide anyone to use your cash advances more responsibly and wisely.

 

Budgeting Cash Advance Money-

It is really not easy to budget your money. This is because working under a budget is one of the hardest things to do in life. Extenuating situations will always cause unfortunate losses no matter how hard we plan and prepare our budget looks when we are mainly drained up.

 

Recognizing the Terms on Pay Day Loan

Mainly, before the agreed cash advance is granted every company provides terms and condition. Recognize and understand every important detail on your cash advance such as the interest rates, due dates, and other fees. You can check on companies that offers no fax payday loan for faster process and quick access for cash advance. Usually the company offers around 500-1500 dollars which will then, of approval, through direct deposit be forwarded to your bank account.

 

Listing every thing you spend and estimate what you spend on

Be sure to list down what you actually need before or after taking out your cash advance. Know what you are bound to use first when drawing out cash advance. Every dollar should be spent wisely. Know and understand what you need from what you want.

 

Using your records in calculating what you actually spent money on

You have to record and calculate what you have spent. In this manner, you may be able to check your priorities more in the future use and manage your cash advance more responsibly.

February 27, 2008

My work in flash….

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It’s just simple and not really organized, but i’m proud of it. couze it’s my own work…emoticon 

sorry, for those who view this, for it is not really good… Because i’m still a begginer in flash…

tnks for viewing it…

emoticon . This is our current activity… Presentation in flash…, it includes, blur effect, alpha, simple preloader, simple actionscripts. Hope youll learn somthing here.

download it here: http://rapidshare.com/files/95279471/Albores_mjr1.fla.html or here

 http://rapidshare.com/files/95279471/Albores_mjr1.fla?killcode=766338963196201917

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February 20, 2008

D flat problem….

I have solved a problem in D flat. The problem is how to output the record into a combobox and label. well here it is:

In a general decleration:

SqlConnection con;
SqlCommand com;
SqlDataAdapter adapter;
SqlDataReader reader;

 In a load function:

string cs = ConfigurationManager.ConnectionStrings["ConnectionString"].ConnectionString;
            using (con = new SqlConnection(cs))
            {
                con.Open();
                com = new SqlCommand("SELECT lname + ‘, ‘+fname As fullname, id FROM Employee Order By lname Asc",con);
                adapter = new SqlDataAdapter(com);
                adapter.Fill(dataSet1,"Employee");
               
                comboBox1.DataSource = dataSet1.Tables["Employee"];               
                comboBox1.ValueMember = "fullname";

                reader = com.ExecuteReader();
                reader.Read();              
                label1.Text = reader[1].ToString();
              
                con.Close();
            }

 In the combobox SelectionChangeCommitted event

 string a;
            string cs = ConfigurationManager.ConnectionStrings["ConnectionString"].ConnectionString;
            using (con = new SqlConnection(cs))
            {
                con.Open();
                a = comboBox1.SelectedItem.ToString();
                com = new SqlCommand("SELECT id FROM Employee Where lname+’, ‘+fname=@fullname", con);
                com.Parameters.AddWithValue("@fullname", comboBox1.SelectedValue);
                reader = com.ExecuteReader();
                while (reader.Read())
                {
                    label1.Text = reader[0].ToString();
                }

                con.Close();
            }

hehe….emoticon… naa koy nasolve maski isa lang. hehe

February 4, 2008

I was Absent today…

i decided to absent today because i want to finish my project for this week in PPL. One of it’s project is to make a Payroll System using C#. The problem is i’m still not really good in any programming langguages specially in connecting to databases…

hope i can finish this project today, for me to pass this by tomorow and work on the other projects!

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February 2, 2008

7 Ways to Speed up and Optimize Windows XP

Filed under: IT life...

It’s vista generation but i’m still using windows xp…emoticon hehe…. anyway I’m sharing 7 tips on how to speed up and optimize windows Xp. Here it is:

 

1. Disable File Indexing

file indexing
Huh? This indexing service gets info from files on the hard drive and creates a "searchable keyword index."

If you don’t use the XP search feature often to look for documents, you can turn this feature off, and the difference you’ll notice is a slight increase in the time it takes for your computer to find a file, but an overall increase in general speed for everything else.

How to : From My Computer > right-click on the C: Drive > select Properties.
Uncheck "Allow Indexing Service to index this disk for fast file searching." Apply changes to "C: sub folders and files," and click OK.

 

2. Clean Up Prefetch, temp, and cache files

clean up hard drive
Huh? Windows stores a lot of temporary files that can be safely cleaned out once a month or so. This is also good to do before running virus or spyware scans, as it clears many things out of your system that would need to be scanned.

How to : Download CleanUp!
How to use CleanUp! : Download, Install, and Run.

 

3. Install some RAM

install ram
Huh? If you are running 128mb or 256mb of Ram, it’s pretty cheap and easy to upgrade to 512mb. This is the only suggestion I will make that will actually cost money, but it’s also the one that will best improve performance.

How to : Not sure how to install Ram, or even what kind you need or where to get it from?

Check out Blifaloo’s article on how to Add Ram to your PC.

4. Remove Programs & files you no longer need or use

remove unused programs
Huh? Having old games or other software you no longer use can take up a lot of space on your hard drive, which can lead to an overall decrease in your PC’s performance.

How to : Removing old programs is easy. From the Control Panel click on the "Add or Remove Programs" Icon. You can safely remove programs like games, demos, and other software you no longer use. If you are not sure what a program is… don’t delete it just yet. You can do an internet search to find out more about any mystery programs installed on your PC to decide to delete them or not.

Remember: Mp3 music files and videos you download can take up a lot of space. Go through your media files once a month or so and delete the ones you no longer use.

5. Turn off Windows Animations and Visual Effects

remove animations and visual effects
Huh? Fancy sliding, fading and animated effects that windows uses by default are easily turned off, and will make the reaction time of simple tasks like opening and moving windows, taskbars, etc… much quicker.

How to : From the Control Panel, click on the "System" icon. Click on the Advanced tab. Click the "Settings" button underneath "Performance". Uncheck the options related to animations, and other unneeded visual effects.

Personally, I only have 3 items checked in here: "smooth edges of screen fonts", "use common tasks in folders", and "use visual styles on windows and buttons". You can uncheck all of them if you like. But, just getting rid of all the animated features will help the responsiveness of your PC.

6. Remove unused Fonts

remove fonts
Huh? Having too many fonts can realllllllly slow down how fast programs start up. Some people say have no more than 500 fonts installed on WinXP, but I personally try to keep the number of fonts below 200. The less you have the faster your programs that use them (office software, graphic programs etc..) will load.

How to : From the Control Panel, click on the "Fonts" icon. You can delete the fonts you don’t use here.

Remember: to keep the basics: Verdana, Arial, Times, Trebuchet, Courier, serif, sans-serif, Georgia, etc… Along with any fonts related to your business.

7. Get a Virus, Spyware and Malware Clean System

remove viruses
Huh? Chances are you have some sort of virus, spyware or malware on your computer.

How to : Get Adware and Spybot S&D in addition to a Firewall and Antivirus program. See our guide to virus removal and protection for more ifno.

 

Remember: Keep your anti-virus programs up-to-date. And always research any software you plan on downloading to "help" your PC. Some anti-virus / anti-spyware software actually have spyware.

Hope this info helps!emoticon  Thanks for reading!emoticon






















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