Saturday, March 1, 2008

Install and Configure the Email Server in Windows Server 2003 + Outlook Express

IntroductionThis tutorial will help you to install and set up a few email accounts, by using the built-in POP3 Service in Windows Server 2003. I will assume you have basic knowledge about the Windows Server family and Mail Servers, but I have tried to make this tutorial as easily comprehensible as possible. The tutorial has been tested on Windows Server 2003 Enterprise Edition but should also work on Windows Server 2003 Standard Edition. I will not cover MX records and other similar things in this release.To follow this tutorial you need a stand alone server. You can of course use a Domain Controller, but that assumes you understand when to not...

Friday, February 29, 2008

About Delphi Programming - for Novice Developers and First Time Visitors

What You Need to Know About Delphi Programming.Hi! I'm Zarko Gajic, your About,com Guide to Delphi Programming. That's my picture at the top of the page. You can read my bio to learn more about who I am. I write feature articles and tutorials related to Delphi programming. I also gather links to other sites that have articles, tutorials, and important information on specific aspects of programming in the Delphi language.The purpose of this page is to orient newcomers with an overview of some special features of the About Delphi Programming Web site.Before you start exploring the vast amount of Delphi related topics this site covers, I would strongly suggest signing up for the FREE Delphi Newsletter (no spam 100%) - to make sure you are up-to-date with new Delphi tutorials, articles and tips...

Thursday, February 28, 2008

Troubleshooting Windows

Put some pep back into the OS.Does it seem like Windows has been running in slow motion? It's not your imagination. Over time, Windows becomes progressively slower, ultimately reaching the point where system startups become agonizing affairs. It doesn't have to be that way. Here's how to put a little pep back into that sluggish system.Manage your apps: Over time, installed applications can overrun your system, consuming hard disk space, system memory, and processor time. Try going to the Control Panel's Add or Remove Programs tool and seeing if you can pare down some of the installed software.Bar the gates: One of the biggest problems is that many programs run all the time, even though you don't need them to. Adobe Acrobat, for instance, loads an inane applet to keep tabs on when you need...

Monday, February 25, 2008

Using SEO Software To Dominate A Keyword Phrase

Using SEO Software To Dominate A Keyword PhraseSearch engine optimization is, as many of us know, a great way of optimizing a web site to rank in the organic search engine results for certain key words. For instance, you aim your website internet marketing efforts at, for instance, the phrase search engine optimization resources.This can be quite a laborious task without access to search engine optimization software. However, many people only use such software to optimize their own sites and fail to exploit it to find keywords and to study and understand the competition.A key ingredient in ranking well for certain key words involves back linking. The more sites that link to your page picture which to optimize, preferably with your main keyword to which you aim to optimize being in the "anchor...

Sunday, February 24, 2008

Ubuntu: Configure Wireless Network From The Command Line

Although Ubuntu and other distributions give us easy to use graphical user interfaces for configuring almost everything, it's nice to know how to get things working without them. Here we'll show how to connect to a wireless access point and get on the internet from the command line.First things first, you have to know what the device name of your wireless interface is. Typically this is wlan0, but in my case, it's ath0. Be sure the interface is turned on.user@ubuntu:~$ sudo ifconfig eth1 upNext we'll get a list of all the available access points using the iwlist command.user@ubuntu:~$ iwlist eth1 scanningYou should see something similar to the following:ath0 Scan completed :Cell 01 - Address: XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XXESSID:"Satu"Mode:MasterFrequency:2.462 GHz (Channel 11)Quality=3/94 Signal level=-92...