Make a portable application with ThinApp ShowMake a portable application with ThinApp
How to proceed
Compilation
ThinApp is an application that can be used to make some applications portable for the user. But you should make this procedure only with applications that have not...
Mktime() - Timestamp yesterday, last month, etc.). ShowMktime() - Timestamp yesterday, last month, etc.)
Intro
Last 24 hours
Yesterday
This week
Last week
This Month
Last 30 days (last 30 days)
Last month
Current year(this year)
Last year (last year)
Intro
The mktime()function...
How to sign in multiple MSN messenger Accounts? ShowHow to sign in multiple MSN messenger Accounts?
Messenger Plus Live
MSN Polygamy
MSN or Windows Live Messenger doesn’t give you this option. You can sign in on only 1 account at a time.
You can use add-ons or plugins for MSN....
Download Download accelerator plus ShowDownload Accelerator Plus (DAP) is a software which serves for optimizing the time of downloading software and other documents about Internet.
He acts simply by cutting up the software which you like to download in a multitude of small pieces which...
Download Taskbar Repair Tool Plus! ShowTaskbar Repair Tool Plus! an only valid software for Windows XP is.
He allows you to personalize the task bar, the zone of notification and the bar of quick launching.
In spite of the making that it is in English, its interface is clear and...
Networking - Thick client ShowThick client
The term "thick client" as opposed to thin client describes a graphical
client application which runs on the user's operating system.
A thick client usually has greater processing capacity and may have a sophisticated graphic...
Networking - Thin client ShowThin client
The term "thin client" (occasionally referred to as "lean client" ), in comparison to a
thick client, refers to an application which is accessible via a web (in HTML) interface,
which can be viewed using a web browser with all...
Networking - 3-Tier Client/Server Architecture ShowIntroduction to 2-Tier Architecture
2-tier architecture is used to describe client/server systems where the client requests resources
and the server responds directly to the request, using its own resources. This means that the server does not...
