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Reveal Passwords Masked Behind Asterisks AIO

Asterisk Key 7.9, Asterisk Logger 1.04, Asterisk Master 1.0, AsterWin IE 1.03, IE Asterisk Password Uncover 1.2, Password Spectator 3.2, Password Viewer 1.4, ShowPassword 2.1, SS-PassUnleash.

On most application programs and web browsers, the password field is protected and masked with asterisks (or stars aka ********* symbols) when user entering the secret credentials into the text box on web pages or program’s interface to avoid hacker peeps over the shoulders. Asterisk masking of password is good security measure. However, in some scenarios, there may be a need to reveal and show the hidden password string or value hidden behind the asterisks.

For example, almost all web browsers such as Internet Explorer 6, 7, 8 (IE6, IE7, IE8), Firefox, Safari and Opera (Wand) now able to remember the user ID and password login information for web sites on behalf of users to facilitate easier user name and password entry or automatic sign in. The same save or remember logon name and password credentials feature convenient feature also applies to desktop programs such as Microsoft Money, FTP, SSH and Telnet client, Windows Live (MSN Messenger), Yahoo! Messenger, Google Talk, Skype, AIM, and most other instant messengers and VoIP clients.

So when user forgets or misplaces the password for particular website or service or software application, it’s possible to retrieve and recover the password from the saved password, if user can reveal and view the masked password hidden under the asterisks on password field on web pages or program’s user interface.

Here’s a collection of asterisk password revealer or asterisk password viewer tools and utilities that able to read, reveal and display the actual real password that is hidden and masked with asterisks. Only working freeware is included.

http://rapidshare.com/files/193290435/Reveal_Passwords_AIO.rar

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iPhone Ringtone Maker lets you create your own ringtones from the .mp3, .wav, .ogg music files in you library. And transfer them to your iPhone automatically such that you hear these fantastic ringtones when your acquaintances call you.
Features:
- Super easy and intuitive user interface
- Automatically transfers your custom ringtones into your iPhone
- .MP3, .WAV, .OGG Support
- Fade In and Fade Out your ringtones
- And cool sound effects to your ringtones
- Create ringtones with accuracy up to a hundredth of a second
- Use songs purchased from iTunes(xp only)

*Download :

http://www.maishare.com/41rj1my0t4mc/iPhone_RingTone_Maker_2.5.rar.html

One of the most obvious changes in the new CS4 applications is the user interface, and this change will also be carried over into the next version of Adobe’s Photoshop. This decision is described in detail by Adobe’s John Nack. Nack describes how Adobe has been trying to make the interfaces on their apps more consistent and shows off a screenshot of the new Mac Photoshop “application frame”.
- It facilitates N-up (2-up, 3-up, etc.) document layouts that adapt as you adjust the interface. Think “live window tiling”–great for comparing, compositing, etc.

- It makes it easier to move the entire application and its contents, including from one monitor to another.

- It prevents documents from getting obscured by panels (palettes).

- It blocks out the contents of the desktop, minimizing visual clutter.

:download:

http://rapidshare.com/files/180361658/Photoshop-Portable-11.0-En-Fr_UpLoaDeD_By_Saurav.rar

کچھ وائرس آپ کے کمپیوٹر کے سسٹم کمپوننٹس کو ناکارہ کرنے کی کوشش کرتے ہیں تاکہ کمپیوٹر کا خود کار مدافعتی نظام کام کرنا چھوڑ دے اگر ایسے کسی وائرس کی وجہ سے آپ کے کمپیوٹر کا ٹاسک منیجر اور رجسٹری ایڈٹ کام نہ

Has your computer ever had a virus where you couldn´t get to the Task Manager (ctrl-alt-delete) and or registry (regedit)? Anti-Hax0r is an easy and simple solution for you.

In one or two clicks Anti-Hax0r will enable both of these things.

New for version 2.0: New User Interface!

Requires: Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0.

Thanks.
http://rapidshare.com/files/147191048/Anti-Hax0r_V2.zip.html

Google will announce today (Update: official announcement) the launch of SearchWiki, a major addition to its user interface that allows users to edit search results. When using SearchWiki, you can re-order, remove, or add web pages to the search results for any query. You can also add notes to specific listings. You have to be logged in to a Google account so that the changes you make will be saved and shown the next time you run the same search.

“This is a way for search to adapt to a more interactive experience,” says Google Product Manager Cedric Dupont. “We ran a bunch of experiments, and the response was overwhelmingly positive from our users. They asked for this feature.”

How SearchWiki Works

Two light-colored icons next to each listing let you reorder the search results. An up arrow lets you move a result higher on the page; an X will remove the result. After you’ve moved a result higher, a down arrow shows up so you can move it back down the page. The icons turn bright green after an edit to remind you that you edited the result. A fourth icon in the shape of a text bubble lets you leave comments on any listing; anyone can see the comments you make on a separate page. Here’s what a typical search results page might look like:

There’s an “Add a result” link at the bottom of the search results page that let’s you add web pages to the search results. There are also links at the bottom of the page to show and restore listings you’ve removed, and to see all other SearchWiki changes (in aggregate) and comments made by other users. Here’s what that public notes page looks like:

SearchWiki is turned on by default for everyone logged in to a Google account. If you don’t like SearchWiki, you can ignore the icons or you can make them go away by logging out and then continuing to search.

How Smart Is SearchWiki?

If you’re logged in, SearchWiki will remember changes you make when you search again for the same exact word or phrase. On occasion, it may also remember changes when you search for a very close match; i.e., if you re-order the search results for the word [widget], SearchWiki will likely show you the re-ordered results again if you search for [widgets]. But, if your next search is for [interesting widget], it will probably not show the changes you already made for [widget].

“We’re trying to be smart on this issue,” Dupont says.

SEO Implications?

Google emphasizes that changes made in the SearchWiki interface will have no impact on the traditional ranking of web pages. If you put your own site in the 1st position for your primary keywords, you’re the only Google user who’ll see your site at the top of the rankings. Your site will, however, be included when users click the “See all notes for this SearchWiki” link at the bottom of the page; that link leads to another page that shows what results other users have re-ordered, removed, or added.

Still, Dupont didn’t completely rule out the possibility that user data from SearchWiki may someday impact regular search rankings. I asked what would happen if 10,000 people all added “Matt McGee’s Widget Page” to their own results for the phrase [widget]. “We’re always looking at user data as a signal,” Dupont says. And in a situation like that? “We’re not closing any doors.”

Future Development?

The massive amount of user data that Google will collect from searchers that use SearchWiki should allow Google to further expand the service’s functionality. You can imagine Google suggesting pages to add when a user removes a result s/he doesn’t like, for example. “Who knows what the future will hold,” Dupont said, when asked about future development plans.

The service, which some users have been using on an experimental basis for about a year, will be rolled out today. Google says it should be fully available to all users by the end of the day.

Samsung has recently unveiled “the very first dual 2.2 inch screen cellular phones”, the SCH-W570 and SPH-W5700. I believe that I already mentioned the LG Voyager, which I’m guessing is not a dual 2.2 inch screen cellular phone. I’m wondering if Samsung is using some interesting wording here so they company can say they have the first of something. Something that actually exists already.

The purpose of the dual screens is to replace the traditional OLED on front. The external face will allow access to music videos, mail, plus any and all data stored on the cellular phone. Of course, having two screens will drain the battery life a little more, which is the reason why many cellular phones have an OLED on the front in the first place.

These two phones are clamshell in design, and, when flipped open, will display a cellular phone user interface. Three is apparently a magic number with the SCH-W570 and SPH-W5700. These two phones are equipped with 3 Megapixel cameras, and are 3G compatible.

Whether you’re already a power user or just starting, find out how to get the most out of this major new release of Excel from expert instructor and Microsoft MVP, “Mr. Spreadsheet,” John Walkenbach. Each of the book’s seven parts thoroughly focuses on key elements, so no matter what your level of expertise, you’ll find what you need in the hundreds of examples, techniques, and tips in this comprehensive resource.

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Product Description:
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Nokia Multimedia Converter is a tool for converting common
multimedia files (AVI, WAV, MPEG, MP3 etc.) into standard 3GPP/AMR
formats for use in mobile phone applications such as MMS
(Multimedia Messaging).

Features:
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- Converts common multimedia files to 3GPP/AMR format files
+ Video: H.263 (profile 0)
+ Audio: AMR (AMR-NB and AMR-WB)
- Console and graphical tool options for converting files
- Playback common multimedia and 3GPP/AMR format files on PC
(graphical version only)

New Features:
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- Support for 128kbps bit stream H.263 video
- New improved user interface
- Improved AMR-WB encoder

System Requirements:
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- Microsoft Windows 2000 with SP3 or Windows XP with SP1.
- At least 500MHz Pentium class PC with 256MB RAM, 64K colors,
60MB disk space and soundcard.

http://rapidshare.com/files/158897251/Nokia_Multimedia_Converter_2.0.rar