Most browsers provide you with a way to easily email a link to the page you are currently viewing. When clicked, your default email application will produce a new message with the link in the body and the page title in the Subject line and the To field left blank for you to address. This functionality is missing from Chrome, but can easily added by creating a button on the Bookmarks bar.
Double-click the taskbar icon to open the Security Center Click Advanced Menu (lower left) Click Configure (left) Click Computer & Files (upper left) VirusScan can be disabled on the right.
Do the same via Internet & Network for Firewall Plus.
Put in your real first and last name in the above link and keep the hyphen as separator. Voila!
However, if you want to be found by people who are not on Facebook yet, you would have to first make your profile publicly searchable by going to Privacy Settings -> Search.
When you have your personal URL, make it trackable baby! Hint: Case Sensitive, took me 10 minutes to figure that out! http://bit.ly/JenHarris09FaceBook
I use bit.ly & I can’t tell you how it has made my online life justifiable! You can customize a shortened URL, place it ANYWHERE you want (wordpress, FaceBook, Twitter (duh), LinkedIn, Communities etc) for optimal tracking. So if you are using anything BUT bit.ly, re-think & think how smart you will look when you can say “and then we received 80% of our hits from ONE post, which led to an increase in sales that day for a 45% conversion rate “.
Open the Command Prompt or MSDOS prompt dialog box (Start, Programs, Accessories, Command Prompt).
Type "ping www.verizon.net".
Press [Enter] (Note: Some computers will not respond to the ping test for security reasons. If a Web page or server doesn't respond to ping, try a different one.)
You have an active internet connection if you see results similar to this:
Reply from 206.46.189.11: bytes=32 time=40ms TTL=249
! Big thanks to: the comcast technician who was here today.
To remove this “line,” select the paragraph above it and remove all the borders from it as follows:
In Word 2003 and earlier, go to the Format Borders and Shading dialog, and click the preset picture for “None.” Alternatively, click the down arrow beside the Borders button on the Formatting or Tables and Borders toolbar and choose the last (No Border) option in the palette.
In Word 2007, on the Home tab, locate the Paragraph group. The bottom right button is the Borders button; click the arrow beside it and select No Border.
In any version, you can simply click in the offending paragraph and press Ctrl+Q, which resets the paragraph formatting to the default for the style (which doesn’t include borders). This, however, will remove any other direct paragraph formatting as well as the border.