Cool funny computer tricks !!!

Trick 1: Let your computer speaks whatever you type !!!

Folks, with this cool trick you create a small tool where you can type and convert in to voice. The process is very easy. All you have to do is : 

Step1: Open notepad and paste the following code 

Dim message, sapi

message=InputBox("hello from infoledger.blogspot.com, Do you want your computer to speak?","for more tricks visit infoledger.blogspot.com")

Set sapi=CreateObject("sapi.spvoice")

sapi.Speak message 

Step 2: Then click file, then click save as and choose any name and .vbs extension. For notepad the usual extension is .txt , so you have to change .txt extension to .vbs. For example  ,  Pctrick.vbs 

Step 3: Thats it! Double click on the icon and box will pop up. Type whatever you want listen and click ok. The computer will speak the sentence you type in the box. 

Isn't it a cool trick?

Trick 2:  Folder Without A Name !!!

Do you know that it is possible to create a folder without a name? Indeed, you can create a folder without any name at all! Follow the steps below to create a folder without any name:

·         Firstly, remove the old name. (right click , rename and click delete) 

·         Then , press and hold down the ALT button and type 0160, then press Enter.

Important: Make sure you have switched on the number pad of your computer when you type "0160".

Important thing to notice: You should type the code 0160 by holding the Alt button. You must Hold down the ALT button. You must type the code by using the number pads. In some laptops the number pads are hidden and difficult to use. First turn on the number lock by using Fn+Nmlk and then type the code from the right hand side pad of your laptop. Do not use the horizontal number keys.

Trick 3: Reserved Keyword Trick !!!

Do you know that it is not possible make a folder with the name "con”? No matter how many times you try to make a folder with the name "Con", you won't be able to do it.

The reason: Con is a "reserved keyword" used by DOS, so you can't create a folder with that keyword. However, there is a way to create a folder with the name “CON”. To do this, go to the command prompt and type "MD \\.\E:\CON” . This will create a folder named CON in the E drive of your Computer.

Trick 4: Strange Font !!!

Open your MS word document and increase the font size to 72, then change the font to Windings. Afterwards, type your name in capital letters. You’ll be surprised to see some peculiar symbols!

Trick 5: Desktop Wallpaper Prank!!!

Take a screen shot of your desktop and then open the image and set it as your desktop background. Now, hide all the icons from your desktop. Also, unlock the task-bar. Now your desktop will look exactly the same as before, but all of the icons will not be clickable! This trick could easily confuse anyone and is a fun trick to play on some friends.

Trick 6: Increase your Computer Speed !!!

This trick will help your computer work faster than ever before. To increase the speed of your computer, please follow the steps below:

     # Go to start, click run and then type “regedit”

     # Select "HKEY_CURRENT_USER”, then select control panel folder and after that select the desktop folder. Make sure you do it correctly.

     # You will see "registry setting" on your right hand side. After, select "menu show delay”, then right click on it and select "modify".

     # You will find "edit string option" where the "default value data is 400". Change the Value Data to 000.

     # Restart you computer after completing the above process. You will notice a significant change in your computers’ speed!

Trick 7: Java Browser Tricks !!!

All these Java codes works well in Firefox web browser. Try each of them and have fun. 

a) Browser Shaking Trick:

Copy the Java code below,

javascript:function Shw(n) {if (self.moveBy) {for (i = 35; i > 0; i--) {for (j = n; j > 0; j--) {self.moveBy(1,i);self.moveBy(i,0);self.moveBy(0,-i);self.moveBy(-i,0); } } }} Shw(6)

·         Paste the code in the address bar of your browser and click Enter.

You will be amazed when you see that your web browser starts shaking!

b) Browser image flying tricks:

Copy the Java script below : 

javascript:R=0; x1=.1; y1=.05; x2=.25; y2=.24; x3=1.6; y3=.24; x4=300; y4=200; x5=300; y5=200; DI=document.getElementsByTagName("img"); DIL=DI.length; function A(){for(i=0; i-DIL; i++){DIS=DI[ i ].style; DIS.position='absolute'; DIS.left=(Math.sin(R*x1+i*x2+x3)*x4+x5)+"px"; DIS.top=(Math.cos(R*y1+i*y2+y3)*y4+y5)+"px"}R++}setInterval('A()',5); void(0);

Paste the code in the address bar of the bowser and enjoy the show!


I Hope all of you have enjoyed reading these interesting tricks. Make sure you rate and post a comment. Thanks for reading my article :)

How to make an excellent Cap with paper !

Hello Friends...today i am going to teach you about how to make an excellent Cap with paper ! So follow me. It's really so easy......

Initially, I sat down to experiment with the template. I started with a rectangular piece of paper that was 8" long and a little over 2" wide.

I cut out a curved "tooth" pattern, then punched a small hole in the tip of each "tooth."

I picked a brad that was an appropriate size and fed it through each of the holes as I gathered the points together, until I had secured all of the points in the center.

I secured the brad, glued the tab at the cuff of the cap, and arranged the panels.

Then I started working with the brim of the cap. After cutting out the brim, I applied some glue to the tabs and positioned them inside the front of the cap.

I was pretty pleased with the prototype, but decided to make just a few adjustments for the final design. For one thing, I realized that most baseball caps have 6 panels, not 8. Also, I wanted it to look more like a baseball cap, rather than a farmer's hat (the taller ones.)

If I had taken any engineering in school, I probably would have known the rules of physics involved with adjusting my template, but since that wasn't my area of study, I just had to go with trial and error. For example, I found that lengthening the teeth made for a taller hat. Sharpening the angle of the teeth left gaps. Rounding the angle of the teeth made the hat more flat, like a beret. Anyway, I eventually came up with something I'm pleased with, and I'll file all the rest of the experimenting under "learning experience."

So this is the template ready for you to use, with either 8 panels or 6 panels, and a cap brim that will work for either one

Begin by printing out the template. I started with a printed template that was about 8" long.
I found that paper was too thin and felt was too flimsy, but cardstock worked really well. I haven't tried craft foam yet, though I believe it would probably be too bulky on this small of a cap. Craft foam would probably work great if you decided to make larger caps.

First, carefully cut out the "teeth."

Punch a small hole in the tip of each point.

Begin gathering the tips together, lining up the punched holes.

Insert a brad into the holes to secure the points in the center.

Continue until all the points are secured.

Spread the tips of the brad to secure in place. Do this loosely at first so you can continue to adjust the panels as needed. Also, if your brad is long, you might need to curve the ends of the brad to prevent it from distorting the shape of the cap.

Overlap the tab at the end of the strip of paper and glue it in place to complete the ring of the cap.

Adjust the panels as necessary, tighten the brad, and you should have something that looks like this.

 Next, cut out the brim of the cap.

Fold the tabs back to the guideline.

Apply glue to the tabs only.

Align the brim with the front of the cap and press the tabs in place inside the cap.

And with that step, your cap is complete! Isn't that simple?

The 8-panel and the 6-panel are very similar, so it's really just a matter of personal preference, though I believe the 6-panel is more typical of real-size design.

Just put a spot of tape or glue inside the cap and it's ready to be placed on your bottle of choice.

You can also personalize the caps by printing something on the front panel, like the team name or logo, or a player's number. I would suggest you do this to the template before you even print it.

The template can be adjusted to make any size cap. So you can do really small ones to place over a Reese's cup to use as a party favor, or larger ones to use to hang from the ceiling for party decorations. In fact, I'm sure there's an endless list of purposes for this and I would dearly love to hear yours. So please share your comments so others can see too.