<![CDATA[SmileWorld - All Forums]]> http://smileworld.in/ Wed, 22 Feb 2012 20:06:15 +0000 MyBB <![CDATA[How do I repair yahoo mail automatically sending out mail?]]> http://smileworld.in/thread-1265.html Wed, 25 Jan 2012 05:07:05 +0000 http://smileworld.in/thread-1265.html
Your contacts list has been Hacked and they are using it to
send trash to your friends.you should tell them not to
open them as they may contain spyware.
You and your friends will need to do a full spyware scan
and then change the passwords when it is completed.
Make a note of your new Password.

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How to stop it happening again.
clear out your browser cache including history and all remembered
passwords and form data.
check your contact list for names/addresses that you don't know
and delete them,
Never leave your PC without signing out of the internet.
Always mark junk mail as Spam right away.
Always use the Bcc function,when sending the same email to all
friends.


It doesn't show all your address book.
Have a good day,and be safe.





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Your contacts list has been Hacked and they are using it to
send trash to your friends.you should tell them not to
open them as they may contain spyware.
You and your friends will need to do a full spyware scan
and then change the passwords when it is completed.
Make a note of your new Password.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

How to stop it happening again.
clear out your browser cache including history and all remembered
passwords and form data.
check your contact list for names/addresses that you don't know
and delete them,
Never leave your PC without signing out of the internet.
Always mark junk mail as Spam right away.
Always use the Bcc function,when sending the same email to all
friends.


It doesn't show all your address book.
Have a good day,and be safe.





]]> <![CDATA[Main bhi Anna....!!]]> http://smileworld.in/thread-1264.html Wed, 28 Dec 2011 09:10:21 +0000 http://smileworld.in/thread-1264.html

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]]> <![CDATA[Agneepath new stills: Hrithik, Priyanka's steamy lovemaking ]]> http://smileworld.in/thread-1263.html Tue, 27 Dec 2011 17:23:01 +0000 http://smileworld.in/thread-1263.html ]]> ]]> <![CDATA[Hansika Motwani New Stills ]]> http://smileworld.in/thread-1262.html Tue, 27 Dec 2011 17:21:10 +0000 http://smileworld.in/thread-1262.html ]]> ]]> <![CDATA[Models Promoting Stylish Sarees...!!! ]]> http://smileworld.in/thread-1261.html Tue, 27 Dec 2011 17:19:18 +0000 http://smileworld.in/thread-1261.html ]]> ]]> <![CDATA[Golden Ratio in Human Body]]> http://smileworld.in/thread-1247.html Wed, 07 Dec 2011 05:13:33 +0000 http://smileworld.in/thread-1247.html

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]]> <![CDATA[Why This Kolaveri Di Full Song]]> http://smileworld.in/thread-1246.html Tue, 06 Dec 2011 11:56:03 +0000 http://smileworld.in/thread-1246.html Why This Kolaveri Di Full Song



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]]> <![CDATA[Top 5 pocket friendly yet powerful Android phones]]> http://smileworld.in/thread-1244.html Sat, 03 Dec 2011 08:14:30 +0000 http://smileworld.in/thread-1244.html Android as far as smartphones go has done wonders and that too for users across all budget range. Today we have performance savvy smartphones like the Samsung Galaxy S2 and the Sony Ericsson Xperia Arc which are full throttle as far as performance figures go but true to their performance carry a price tag that is not friendly for many users.

Then there are mid range Android devices which are somewhere in between the high performance and the low performance devices making a value deal for their buyers.

But as the competition in smartphones has grown, Android smartphones have narrowed in to the category of budget friendly feature phones as well. These devices are not low on performance or specifications but they are meant for the users who are just entering the Android arena but with a smaller budget.

Samsung Galaxy Y (Price Rs 7,100)



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By far the Samsung Galaxy Y has been the most exciting offering from Samsung coming especially for the pocket conscious people. Even though the Galaxy Y has a lower price tag, it has the features to put any mid range Android device to shame.

The Galaxy Y features a 3 inch capacitive touch based LCD display with a 240 x 320 pixel resolution display which despite of a smaller size scores with better display performance. The device is light after having a 1200 mAh battery, which is enough to power this device for up to two days' use.

Galaxy Y gets Android 2.3 Gingerbread as its operating system and combined with Samsung's Touch Wiz user interface, it delivers a nice user experience. It is powered by a fast 832 MHz processor which is by far the maximum that has been offered at this price point.

There have been no major deductions about the hardware being a low cost phone except that the phone has a small 2 megapixel main camera, but it is the best phone money can buy at such a low price point featuring Android Gingerbread. ]]> Android as far as smartphones go has done wonders and that too for users across all budget range. Today we have performance savvy smartphones like the Samsung Galaxy S2 and the Sony Ericsson Xperia Arc which are full throttle as far as performance figures go but true to their performance carry a price tag that is not friendly for many users.

Then there are mid range Android devices which are somewhere in between the high performance and the low performance devices making a value deal for their buyers.

But as the competition in smartphones has grown, Android smartphones have narrowed in to the category of budget friendly feature phones as well. These devices are not low on performance or specifications but they are meant for the users who are just entering the Android arena but with a smaller budget.

Samsung Galaxy Y (Price Rs 7,100)



[Image: SamsungGalaxyYS5360_160412.jpg]
By far the Samsung Galaxy Y has been the most exciting offering from Samsung coming especially for the pocket conscious people. Even though the Galaxy Y has a lower price tag, it has the features to put any mid range Android device to shame.

The Galaxy Y features a 3 inch capacitive touch based LCD display with a 240 x 320 pixel resolution display which despite of a smaller size scores with better display performance. The device is light after having a 1200 mAh battery, which is enough to power this device for up to two days' use.

Galaxy Y gets Android 2.3 Gingerbread as its operating system and combined with Samsung's Touch Wiz user interface, it delivers a nice user experience. It is powered by a fast 832 MHz processor which is by far the maximum that has been offered at this price point.

There have been no major deductions about the hardware being a low cost phone except that the phone has a small 2 megapixel main camera, but it is the best phone money can buy at such a low price point featuring Android Gingerbread. ]]> <![CDATA[Top 5 mobile phones under Rs 10,000 for October & November]]> http://smileworld.in/thread-1243.html Fri, 02 Dec 2011 11:52:48 +0000 http://smileworld.in/thread-1243.html Sony Ericsson Mix Walkman @ Rs 6,250


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Mix Walkman qualifies for this list for its uniqueness and overall specs.

As the name signifies, its key feature is its Walkman. Sony Ericsson Mix Walkman comes with a Zappin key to search music. When pressed, the Zappin key opens a preview of the next track and lets you decide whether it is a favourite you want to listen to or not. A Karaoke function also enables the vocal track from any song to be lowered instantly so you can sing along.

Though it's the only phone in this list to run on a Java operating system, it has a decent specification list with 3 inch scratch resistance display, 256 MB internal memory expandable memory up to 32 GB, WiFi, Bluetooth, 1000 mAh battery and 3.15 megapixel back camera.

It is priced at Rs 6,250, and is the cheapest phone in the list.

]]> Sony Ericsson Mix Walkman @ Rs 6,250


[Image: MixWalkman_161223.jpg]
Mix Walkman qualifies for this list for its uniqueness and overall specs.

As the name signifies, its key feature is its Walkman. Sony Ericsson Mix Walkman comes with a Zappin key to search music. When pressed, the Zappin key opens a preview of the next track and lets you decide whether it is a favourite you want to listen to or not. A Karaoke function also enables the vocal track from any song to be lowered instantly so you can sing along.

Though it's the only phone in this list to run on a Java operating system, it has a decent specification list with 3 inch scratch resistance display, 256 MB internal memory expandable memory up to 32 GB, WiFi, Bluetooth, 1000 mAh battery and 3.15 megapixel back camera.

It is priced at Rs 6,250, and is the cheapest phone in the list.

]]> <![CDATA[Dulhano Ki Suhagraat Ka chor....!! (Aajtak News)]]> http://smileworld.in/thread-1242.html Fri, 02 Dec 2011 08:00:50 +0000 http://smileworld.in/thread-1242.html Dulhano Ki Suhagraat Ka chor....!! (Aajtak News)



]]> Dulhano Ki Suhagraat Ka chor....!! (Aajtak News)



]]> <![CDATA[Live Suicide Attempt Video....!!]]> http://smileworld.in/thread-1241.html Fri, 02 Dec 2011 07:16:55 +0000 http://smileworld.in/thread-1241.html
Live Suicide Attempt Video....!!


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Live Suicide Attempt Video....!!


]]> <![CDATA[Michael Jackson Face Change.....!!]]> http://smileworld.in/thread-1240.html Fri, 02 Dec 2011 07:03:13 +0000 http://smileworld.in/thread-1240.html Michael Jackson Face Change.....!!




]]> Michael Jackson Face Change.....!!




]]> <![CDATA[Snake conservator dumps snakes in Tehsil office...!!]]> http://smileworld.in/thread-1239.html Fri, 02 Dec 2011 06:54:12 +0000 http://smileworld.in/thread-1239.html Snake conservator dumps snakes in Tehsil office...!!



]]> Snake conservator dumps snakes in Tehsil office...!!



]]> <![CDATA[Funny Accident..!!]]> http://smileworld.in/thread-1238.html Fri, 02 Dec 2011 06:52:33 +0000 http://smileworld.in/thread-1238.html Funny Accident..!!




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]]> <![CDATA[Motorola Razr XT910 vs Galaxy Nexus GT-i9250]]> http://smileworld.in/thread-1236.html Sat, 26 Nov 2011 10:12:30 +0000 http://smileworld.in/thread-1236.html Google and Motorola, despite being sister concerns, will compete in the Android smartphone market. Motorola has already made its top of the line Razr XT910 available in India for about Rs 34,000. While the Google-Samsung Galaxy Nexus is expected by mid December, there is no hint of the pricing as yet.

Here we've compared the specifications offered by both these handsets.

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Design and looks

In terms of physical design and build Motorola Razr certainly steals the attention with its 7.1 mm slimness; while Galaxy Nexus is 8.8 mm thick. Not to forget that the back panel of the Motorola Razr is made of Kevlar plastics, which makes it strong enough to survive blows. The Galaxy Nexus comes with a larger outlook, appearing to be a mash-up of Samsung Galaxy S II and Google Nexus S.

The slimmer profile of Motorola Razr certainly looks appealing while the bigger display with thin body makes Galaxy Nexus equally desirable.

Display

Both Motorola Razr and Galaxy Nexus come with a Super Amoled display with PenTile pixel arrangement scheme. Razr comes with a 4.3 inch Super Amoled display that bears a qHD (960 x 540 pixel) resolution. However, the Razr's display has a pixel arrangement density of 256 pixels per inch.

On the other hand, the Galaxy Nexus has a 4.65 inch Super Amoled HD display with 1280 x 720 pixel native resolution, and pixel density of 316 pixels per inch. Apparently it's the Galaxy Nexus that bags eyeballs when it comes to actual display, compared to the Motorola Razr.

Software

With the Galaxy Nexus, Google debuts Android 4.0.1 Ice Cream Sandwich operating system update with a fresh interface and several new features. Motorola Razr comes with Android 2.3.5 Gingerbread and there's no information on when it'll get the Ice Cream Sandwich update.

Clearly, Galaxy Nexus wins even where software is concerned.

Processor and graphics

Both smartphones use dual core processors from Texas Instruments.

Galaxy Nexus comes with a dual-core 1.2 GHz TI OMAP 4460 mobile processor with PowerVR SGX 540 graphics chip clocked at 384 MHz.

Motorola Razr houses a 1.2 GHz TI OMAP 4430 mobile processor with PowerVR SGX 540 graphics chip and is likely to be clocked at 304 MHz. So, Galaxy Nexus might turn out to be a better graphics performer.

Camera

Google and Samsung have surprisingly packed only a 5 megapixel image sensor at the rear of the Galaxy Nexus, though it does record 1080p full HD video. The phone's front facing 1.3 megapixel camera is capable of recording 720p HD video. However, it's uncertain whether this is Galaxy Nexus' feature or Android 4.0's.

Motorola has added an 8 megapixel camera which too is capable of recording 1080p full HD video at 30 frames per second. If the 1080p full HD video recording quality is compared, then this handset might just turn out to be a clear winner.

There are no details whether Razr's front facing 1.3 megapixel camera can record 720p HD video or not.

Memory and storage

Though each smartphone carries 1 GB of RAM, there is a difference in the type of memory used. For instance, the Motorola Razr with 1.2 GHz TI OMAP 4430 is most likely to have a 1 GB LPDDR2 RAM while the Galaxy Nexus with 1.2 GHz TI OMAP 4460 will have 1GB LPDDR3 RAM.

The crucial difference lies in the higher memory bandwidth and faster performance promised by the LPDDR3 used in Galaxy Nexus, as opposed to the one used in Razr.

Motorola offers 16 GB on-board storage and a memory card slot to add up to 32 GB. Meanwhile Galaxy Nexus lags behind with 16 and 32 GB onboard storage options with no expandable memory slot.

Network and SIM

Galaxy Nexus will have an HSPA+">HSPA+ version for India, and might come with a 4G LTE chip. If that happens, then the Galaxy Nexus would offer maximum download speeds between 8 Mbps to 25 Mbps. However, the crucial difference between both handsets lies in the type of SIM used — yes, the Motorola Razr users a microSIM.

Near Field Communication, WiFi and Bluetooth

Galaxy Nexus comes with Near Field Communication support while Motorola Razr doesn't. Instead, Motorola promotes the handset along with its webtop app that allows hooking up the phone to a larger screen.

Galaxy Nexus will come with Bluetooth 3.0 while the Motorola Razr will feature Bluetooth 4.0, which as of now looks good but has no real-world advantage to it. Besides, Galaxy Nexus comes with dual-band WiFi support (2.4 GHz and 5 GHz) compared to the Razr's slower single band.

Battery

Galaxy Nexus packs a 1750 mAh battery while Motorola Razr packs a 1780 mAh battery. It may appear to be a number game but Android 4.0 ICS is expected to bring better power management compared to Android 2.3.5 Gingerbread, used in Motorola Razr.

Besides, the Motorola device comes with a non-removable battery which is why it is so thin whereas the Galaxy Nexus comes with the conventionally removable battery.

Conclusion

When compared head to head in several departments, the overall winner turns out to be Galaxy Nexus. It loses in the design, camera and storage expansion to Motorola Razr. Evidently, Galaxy Nexus would be the overall package which a keen technology enthusiast would love to possess.
]]> Google and Motorola, despite being sister concerns, will compete in the Android smartphone market. Motorola has already made its top of the line Razr XT910 available in India for about Rs 34,000. While the Google-Samsung Galaxy Nexus is expected by mid December, there is no hint of the pricing as yet.

Here we've compared the specifications offered by both these handsets.

[Image: sammot-1_121314.jpg]

Design and looks

In terms of physical design and build Motorola Razr certainly steals the attention with its 7.1 mm slimness; while Galaxy Nexus is 8.8 mm thick. Not to forget that the back panel of the Motorola Razr is made of Kevlar plastics, which makes it strong enough to survive blows. The Galaxy Nexus comes with a larger outlook, appearing to be a mash-up of Samsung Galaxy S II and Google Nexus S.

The slimmer profile of Motorola Razr certainly looks appealing while the bigger display with thin body makes Galaxy Nexus equally desirable.

Display

Both Motorola Razr and Galaxy Nexus come with a Super Amoled display with PenTile pixel arrangement scheme. Razr comes with a 4.3 inch Super Amoled display that bears a qHD (960 x 540 pixel) resolution. However, the Razr's display has a pixel arrangement density of 256 pixels per inch.

On the other hand, the Galaxy Nexus has a 4.65 inch Super Amoled HD display with 1280 x 720 pixel native resolution, and pixel density of 316 pixels per inch. Apparently it's the Galaxy Nexus that bags eyeballs when it comes to actual display, compared to the Motorola Razr.

Software

With the Galaxy Nexus, Google debuts Android 4.0.1 Ice Cream Sandwich operating system update with a fresh interface and several new features. Motorola Razr comes with Android 2.3.5 Gingerbread and there's no information on when it'll get the Ice Cream Sandwich update.

Clearly, Galaxy Nexus wins even where software is concerned.

Processor and graphics

Both smartphones use dual core processors from Texas Instruments.

Galaxy Nexus comes with a dual-core 1.2 GHz TI OMAP 4460 mobile processor with PowerVR SGX 540 graphics chip clocked at 384 MHz.

Motorola Razr houses a 1.2 GHz TI OMAP 4430 mobile processor with PowerVR SGX 540 graphics chip and is likely to be clocked at 304 MHz. So, Galaxy Nexus might turn out to be a better graphics performer.

Camera

Google and Samsung have surprisingly packed only a 5 megapixel image sensor at the rear of the Galaxy Nexus, though it does record 1080p full HD video. The phone's front facing 1.3 megapixel camera is capable of recording 720p HD video. However, it's uncertain whether this is Galaxy Nexus' feature or Android 4.0's.

Motorola has added an 8 megapixel camera which too is capable of recording 1080p full HD video at 30 frames per second. If the 1080p full HD video recording quality is compared, then this handset might just turn out to be a clear winner.

There are no details whether Razr's front facing 1.3 megapixel camera can record 720p HD video or not.

Memory and storage

Though each smartphone carries 1 GB of RAM, there is a difference in the type of memory used. For instance, the Motorola Razr with 1.2 GHz TI OMAP 4430 is most likely to have a 1 GB LPDDR2 RAM while the Galaxy Nexus with 1.2 GHz TI OMAP 4460 will have 1GB LPDDR3 RAM.

The crucial difference lies in the higher memory bandwidth and faster performance promised by the LPDDR3 used in Galaxy Nexus, as opposed to the one used in Razr.

Motorola offers 16 GB on-board storage and a memory card slot to add up to 32 GB. Meanwhile Galaxy Nexus lags behind with 16 and 32 GB onboard storage options with no expandable memory slot.

Network and SIM

Galaxy Nexus will have an HSPA+">HSPA+ version for India, and might come with a 4G LTE chip. If that happens, then the Galaxy Nexus would offer maximum download speeds between 8 Mbps to 25 Mbps. However, the crucial difference between both handsets lies in the type of SIM used — yes, the Motorola Razr users a microSIM.

Near Field Communication, WiFi and Bluetooth

Galaxy Nexus comes with Near Field Communication support while Motorola Razr doesn't. Instead, Motorola promotes the handset along with its webtop app that allows hooking up the phone to a larger screen.

Galaxy Nexus will come with Bluetooth 3.0 while the Motorola Razr will feature Bluetooth 4.0, which as of now looks good but has no real-world advantage to it. Besides, Galaxy Nexus comes with dual-band WiFi support (2.4 GHz and 5 GHz) compared to the Razr's slower single band.

Battery

Galaxy Nexus packs a 1750 mAh battery while Motorola Razr packs a 1780 mAh battery. It may appear to be a number game but Android 4.0 ICS is expected to bring better power management compared to Android 2.3.5 Gingerbread, used in Motorola Razr.

Besides, the Motorola device comes with a non-removable battery which is why it is so thin whereas the Galaxy Nexus comes with the conventionally removable battery.

Conclusion

When compared head to head in several departments, the overall winner turns out to be Galaxy Nexus. It loses in the design, camera and storage expansion to Motorola Razr. Evidently, Galaxy Nexus would be the overall package which a keen technology enthusiast would love to possess.
]]> <![CDATA[Illusion Paintings]]> http://smileworld.in/thread-1235.html Fri, 25 Nov 2011 06:11:20 +0000 http://smileworld.in/thread-1235.html

Ukrainian artist Oleg writes Shuplyak oil paintings with optical illusions.

Oleg Shuplyak 44 years and he is an architect by training. He worked as a teacher of drawing in his native village, now teaches drawing and painting at a children's art school in a small Ukrainian town Berezhany. A parallel Shuplyak is a member of Artists Union of Ukraine, works in the genres of associative symbolism, surrealism and abstract art, and participates in group and solo exhibitions suits in Ukraine and Europe.

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Reading Dali. 2011

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Portrait of Uncle Sam. 2011

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Conquers the dragon. 2011

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Passed thirteen. 2009

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We think our song. 2011

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Portrait of Bohdan modeling. 1992

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Still Life. 2010


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Coming of the Messiah. 1992


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Self-portrait under the lindens. 2011


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Napoleon and the elephant. 2011

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Ukrainian artist Oleg writes Shuplyak oil paintings with optical illusions.

Oleg Shuplyak 44 years and he is an architect by training. He worked as a teacher of drawing in his native village, now teaches drawing and painting at a children's art school in a small Ukrainian town Berezhany. A parallel Shuplyak is a member of Artists Union of Ukraine, works in the genres of associative symbolism, surrealism and abstract art, and participates in group and solo exhibitions suits in Ukraine and Europe.

[Image: 433211.jpg]
Reading Dali. 2011

[Image: 433212.jpg]
Portrait of Uncle Sam. 2011

[Image: 433214.jpg]
Conquers the dragon. 2011

[Image: 433217.jpg]
Passed thirteen. 2009

[Image: 433219.jpg]
We think our song. 2011

[Image: 433220.jpg]
Portrait of Bohdan modeling. 1992

[Image: 433223.jpg]
Still Life. 2010


[Image: 433226.jpg]
Coming of the Messiah. 1992


[Image: 433229.jpg]
Self-portrait under the lindens. 2011


[Image: 433230.jpg]
Napoleon and the elephant. 2011

]]> <![CDATA[ What's the difference between Save and Save As?]]> http://smileworld.in/thread-1234.html Fri, 25 Nov 2011 04:14:02 +0000 http://smileworld.in/thread-1234.html Fantastic question! Here you go

When you use the Save command, you save your work under it's current file name. If you've never saved whatever it is you're working on before, then you'll get an opportunity to name it.

When you use Save As , you get a chance to save what you're working on as a new file.

Here's an example. Let's say you're working on a word processing document. It's a new document and you decide to save it. A box comes up that lets you give it a name. Now, let's say you add something to it. If you use the Save command again, it simply saves it with no questions asked under the existing file name.


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OK, now let's say you make a modification to the file, but you want to keep the original version as well. This is where you use Save As. When you use the Save As command, it allows you to save your current file as a new file with a new name. Now when you go to open your files, you'll find you have both the original version and the new, Saved As version.

You didn't know computers could be so much fun, did you??
]]> Fantastic question! Here you go

When you use the Save command, you save your work under it's current file name. If you've never saved whatever it is you're working on before, then you'll get an opportunity to name it.

When you use Save As , you get a chance to save what you're working on as a new file.

Here's an example. Let's say you're working on a word processing document. It's a new document and you decide to save it. A box comes up that lets you give it a name. Now, let's say you add something to it. If you use the Save command again, it simply saves it with no questions asked under the existing file name.


[Image: savesaveas.jpg]


OK, now let's say you make a modification to the file, but you want to keep the original version as well. This is where you use Save As. When you use the Save As command, it allows you to save your current file as a new file with a new name. Now when you go to open your files, you'll find you have both the original version and the new, Saved As version.

You didn't know computers could be so much fun, did you??
]]> <![CDATA[National Geographic Photo Contest 2011 ]]> http://smileworld.in/thread-1233.html Wed, 23 Nov 2011 11:25:18 +0000 http://smileworld.in/thread-1233.html National Geographic Photo Contest 2011

There's still time! The deadline for entries for this year's National Geographic Photo Contest is November 30. Photographers of all skill levels (last year more than 16,000 images submitted by photographers from 130 countries) enter photographs in three categories: Nature, People and Places. The photographs are judged on creativity and photographic quality by a panel of experts. There is one first place winner in each category and a grand prize winner as well. The following is a selection of 54 entries from each of the 3 categories. The caption information is provided and written by the individual photographer. -- Paula Nelson (54 photos total)

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IS HE STILL THERE?!: One morning while on the Big Island of Hawaii, i exploring my surroundings to see if i could find something to photograph. I almost went back inside when something on this huge palm tree leaf caught my eye. I stayed around and it was this little gecko, startled by my presence he was hidden between the ridges of the leaf. He would pop his head up periodically to check his surroundings, as soon as he saw i was still there he would hide again. We played this game for a while until i got the shot. Holualoa big Island, Hawaii. (Photo and caption by Lorenzo Menendez/Nature/National Geographic Photo Contest)

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LANDSCAPE IN THE RAIN: It was raining heavily when I took the photo, but the sun illuminated the landscape parochially. Bergueda, Catalonia, Spain. (Photo and caption by Mihaly Attila Kazsuba/Nature/National Geographic Photo Contest)

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NONI NECTAR FOR GREEN GECKO: Madagascar Gold Dust Day Gecko licking nectar from a young noni fruit in Kailua, Hawaii. These geckos were living all around the hale' we were staying in, enjoying the noni and basking on the railing and sunny steps to our place. They were very shy mostly, except this one must have enjoyed the nectar so much as to let me get a shot of their favorite activity. They seemed to tend the noni very attentively throughout the day. August 2010, Chandra S Sherin. Kona Village Resort, Kailua - Kona, Hawaii. (Photo and Caption by Chandra Sherin/Nature/National Geographic Photo Contest)
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MOSAIC: Patterns of sea stars as exquisite mosaics, attractive, and each time is different. Cambodia (Photo and caption by Andrey Narchuk/Nature/National Geographic Photo Contest) [Image: bp6.jpg]


DUNBAR: Two elements. Water and rock. Motion and tranquility. Dunbar, East Lothian, Scotland. (Photo and caption by Tatana Vacovska/Nature/National Geographic Photo Contest) [Image: bp7.jpg]


FLIGHT OF AN EAGLE OWL: A large adult eagle owl in flight. Lingfield, Surrey, UK. (Photo and caption by Mark Bridger/Nature/National Geographic Photo Contest) [Image: bp8.jpg]


CONFRONTING: Cage divers confront a great white shark on the Isla de Guadalupe. (Photo and caption by David Litchfield/Nature/National Geographic Photo Contest) [Image: bp9.jpg]


THE CLOUD: At safari not only animals can attract attention. South Africa, Western Cape, Aquila Safari park. (Photo and caption by Dmitry Gorilovskiy/Nature/National Geographic Photo Contest) [Image: bp10.jpg]


FLESH AND BONES: In a world where no one understands the importance of nature, all that is left of our nature is just these flesh & bones. Toronto, Canada. (Photo and caption by Amirhassan Farokhpour/Nature/National Geographic Photo Contest) [Image: bp11.jpg]


ATACAMA SUNSET: Setting sun lights up clouds over Salar de Atacama in north Chile. I took this photo in July 2011 and at that time clouds like this were worrying sign of more unusual snow fall which already blocked roads to Bolivia and Argentina. Thankfully this time it just served as spectacular canvas to a sunset and reminder how beautiful is the world we live in. Salar de Atacama, Chile. (Photo and caption by Magdalena Rakita/Nature/National Geographic Photo Contest) [Image: bp12.jpg]

STINGRAY: This image was captured to Sandbar, Grand Cayman during my last trip.This beautiful creature turn around you very close and you can touch it.This is a really amazing experience, you are surrounded by dozen of this friendly animal. Sandbar-Grand Cayman-Caribean (Photo and caption by Gazzaroli Claudio/Nature/National Geographic Photo Contest)
]]> National Geographic Photo Contest 2011

There's still time! The deadline for entries for this year's National Geographic Photo Contest is November 30. Photographers of all skill levels (last year more than 16,000 images submitted by photographers from 130 countries) enter photographs in three categories: Nature, People and Places. The photographs are judged on creativity and photographic quality by a panel of experts. There is one first place winner in each category and a grand prize winner as well. The following is a selection of 54 entries from each of the 3 categories. The caption information is provided and written by the individual photographer. -- Paula Nelson (54 photos total)

[Image: bp2.jpg]

IS HE STILL THERE?!: One morning while on the Big Island of Hawaii, i exploring my surroundings to see if i could find something to photograph. I almost went back inside when something on this huge palm tree leaf caught my eye. I stayed around and it was this little gecko, startled by my presence he was hidden between the ridges of the leaf. He would pop his head up periodically to check his surroundings, as soon as he saw i was still there he would hide again. We played this game for a while until i got the shot. Holualoa big Island, Hawaii. (Photo and caption by Lorenzo Menendez/Nature/National Geographic Photo Contest)

[Image: bp3.jpg]


LANDSCAPE IN THE RAIN: It was raining heavily when I took the photo, but the sun illuminated the landscape parochially. Bergueda, Catalonia, Spain. (Photo and caption by Mihaly Attila Kazsuba/Nature/National Geographic Photo Contest)

[Image: bp4.jpg]


NONI NECTAR FOR GREEN GECKO: Madagascar Gold Dust Day Gecko licking nectar from a young noni fruit in Kailua, Hawaii. These geckos were living all around the hale' we were staying in, enjoying the noni and basking on the railing and sunny steps to our place. They were very shy mostly, except this one must have enjoyed the nectar so much as to let me get a shot of their favorite activity. They seemed to tend the noni very attentively throughout the day. August 2010, Chandra S Sherin. Kona Village Resort, Kailua - Kona, Hawaii. (Photo and Caption by Chandra Sherin/Nature/National Geographic Photo Contest)
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MOSAIC: Patterns of sea stars as exquisite mosaics, attractive, and each time is different. Cambodia (Photo and caption by Andrey Narchuk/Nature/National Geographic Photo Contest) [Image: bp6.jpg]


DUNBAR: Two elements. Water and rock. Motion and tranquility. Dunbar, East Lothian, Scotland. (Photo and caption by Tatana Vacovska/Nature/National Geographic Photo Contest) [Image: bp7.jpg]


FLIGHT OF AN EAGLE OWL: A large adult eagle owl in flight. Lingfield, Surrey, UK. (Photo and caption by Mark Bridger/Nature/National Geographic Photo Contest) [Image: bp8.jpg]


CONFRONTING: Cage divers confront a great white shark on the Isla de Guadalupe. (Photo and caption by David Litchfield/Nature/National Geographic Photo Contest) [Image: bp9.jpg]


THE CLOUD: At safari not only animals can attract attention. South Africa, Western Cape, Aquila Safari park. (Photo and caption by Dmitry Gorilovskiy/Nature/National Geographic Photo Contest) [Image: bp10.jpg]


FLESH AND BONES: In a world where no one understands the importance of nature, all that is left of our nature is just these flesh & bones. Toronto, Canada. (Photo and caption by Amirhassan Farokhpour/Nature/National Geographic Photo Contest) [Image: bp11.jpg]


ATACAMA SUNSET: Setting sun lights up clouds over Salar de Atacama in north Chile. I took this photo in July 2011 and at that time clouds like this were worrying sign of more unusual snow fall which already blocked roads to Bolivia and Argentina. Thankfully this time it just served as spectacular canvas to a sunset and reminder how beautiful is the world we live in. Salar de Atacama, Chile. (Photo and caption by Magdalena Rakita/Nature/National Geographic Photo Contest) [Image: bp12.jpg]

STINGRAY: This image was captured to Sandbar, Grand Cayman during my last trip.This beautiful creature turn around you very close and you can touch it.This is a really amazing experience, you are surrounded by dozen of this friendly animal. Sandbar-Grand Cayman-Caribean (Photo and caption by Gazzaroli Claudio/Nature/National Geographic Photo Contest)
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]]> <![CDATA[Flight Attendants from different Countries]]> http://smileworld.in/thread-1231.html Wed, 23 Nov 2011 04:49:21 +0000 http://smileworld.in/thread-1231.html Flight Attendants from different Countries

01.Brazil, Azul Brazilian Airlines
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02. Singapore, Singapore Airlines
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Many used the services of airlines to travel to another country. And some have to make flights daily. Do you know who they are? Of course, the flight attendant. And the flight without them seems boring and stale. We suggest that you look like flight attendants look like in 36 countries. Offered to your attention not only different countries but also different airlines

03. United Arab Emirates, Emirates Airlines
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04. United Arab Emirates, Ethiad Airlines
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05. United States, Pan American World Airlines
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06. South Korea, Korean Air
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07. South Korea, T'way Airlines
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08. Belgium, Brussels Airlines
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09. Canada, Porter Airlines
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10. Hungary, Wizz Air
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11. Ukraine, Windrose Airlines
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12. Netherlands, Martinair
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13. Jordan, Royal Jordanian Airlines
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14. France, Air France
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15. Finland, Finnair
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16. Indonesia, Pelita Air
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17. Australia, Australian Airlines
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18. Vietnam, Vietnam Airlines
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19. Slovakia, Sky Europe
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20. Germany, Lufthansa, festive attire for attendants Oktoberfest [Image: Flight+Attendants+-+020.jpg]


21. Germany, Lufthansa
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22. Germany, Air Berlin
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23. Bolivia, AeroSur
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24. Malaysia, Airasia
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25. Malaysia, Firefly
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26. Malaysia, three different airlines
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27. Sri Lanka, Sri Lanka Airlines
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28. China, Sichuan Airlines
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29. China, Sichuan Airlines
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30. China, China Southern Airlines
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31. Thailand, Thai Airways
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32. India, Kingfisher Airlines
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33. Philippines, Cebu Pacific Air
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34. United Kingdom, British Airways
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35. Japan, All Nippon Airways
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36. Brunei, Royal Brunei Airways
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37. Russia, Aeroflot
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38. Hong Kong, Cathay Pacific
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39. Hong Kong, Cathay Pacific
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40. Hong Kong, Cathay Pacific
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41. Hong Kong, Hong Kong Airlines
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42. Italy, Air Italy
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43. Switzerland, Swiss Airlines
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44. Greece, Astra Airlines
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01.Brazil, Azul Brazilian Airlines
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02. Singapore, Singapore Airlines
[Image: Flight+Attendants+-+002.jpg]

Many used the services of airlines to travel to another country. And some have to make flights daily. Do you know who they are? Of course, the flight attendant. And the flight without them seems boring and stale. We suggest that you look like flight attendants look like in 36 countries. Offered to your attention not only different countries but also different airlines

03. United Arab Emirates, Emirates Airlines
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04. United Arab Emirates, Ethiad Airlines
[Image: Flight+Attendants+-+004.jpg]
05. United States, Pan American World Airlines
[Image: Flight+Attendants+-+005.jpg]
06. South Korea, Korean Air
[Image: Flight+Attendants+-+006.jpg]
07. South Korea, T'way Airlines
[Image: Flight+Attendants+-+007.jpg]
08. Belgium, Brussels Airlines
[Image: Flight+Attendants+-+008.jpg]
09. Canada, Porter Airlines
[Image: Flight+Attendants+-+009.jpg]
10. Hungary, Wizz Air
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11. Ukraine, Windrose Airlines
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12. Netherlands, Martinair
[Image: Flight+Attendants+-+012.jpg]
13. Jordan, Royal Jordanian Airlines
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14. France, Air France
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15. Finland, Finnair
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16. Indonesia, Pelita Air
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17. Australia, Australian Airlines
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18. Vietnam, Vietnam Airlines
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19. Slovakia, Sky Europe
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20. Germany, Lufthansa, festive attire for attendants Oktoberfest [Image: Flight+Attendants+-+020.jpg]


21. Germany, Lufthansa
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22. Germany, Air Berlin
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23. Bolivia, AeroSur
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24. Malaysia, Airasia
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25. Malaysia, Firefly
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26. Malaysia, three different airlines
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27. Sri Lanka, Sri Lanka Airlines
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28. China, Sichuan Airlines
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29. China, Sichuan Airlines
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30. China, China Southern Airlines
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31. Thailand, Thai Airways
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32. India, Kingfisher Airlines
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33. Philippines, Cebu Pacific Air
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34. United Kingdom, British Airways
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35. Japan, All Nippon Airways
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36. Brunei, Royal Brunei Airways
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37. Russia, Aeroflot
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38. Hong Kong, Cathay Pacific
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39. Hong Kong, Cathay Pacific
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40. Hong Kong, Cathay Pacific
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41. Hong Kong, Hong Kong Airlines
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42. Italy, Air Italy
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43. Switzerland, Swiss Airlines
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44. Greece, Astra Airlines
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