Pointing Technology To The Masses
Now you can get information on the move on your grps-enabled phone, thanks to OnYoMo. Open owap.in on your phone, type what you want and in one click, get all that info right on your phone. You can search for services like restaurants, movie, coffee shops, book stores, ATMs, hotels, florists in your preferred locality. The service is currently available in Delhi, Banglalore, Pune, Chennai and Kolkata.
Kontera is proving to be a significant source of ad revenue for webmasters. It is a contextual ad program for websites. It is a cost-per-click (CPC) ad program - you earn when a visitor clicks an ad. Kontera uses a new concept of advertising called in-text advertising, unlike the banner ads or text link ads we are used to. Contextually relevant keywords on a page are double-underlined that on mouse-over loads a tool tip box containing the ad - they call it Contentlink.
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We need to install support for complex script in Windows 2000 and XP for proper viewing of Indic (Hindi, Bengali, etc) languages. You can do that from Control Panel. It is an additional 10 MB. All you need is your Windows CD. But what if you are working on a different computer that does not have this installed and you badly want to see some document written in an Indian language?
With IComplex you can simply install the required files with a single click. This is also useful for newbies who may find the procedure of installation via control panel challenging. The program is written by my friend Rifat.
Disclaimer: IComplex Full Edition doesn’t require Windows CD because necessary system files are included in this package. Although this tool will work in any Windows system (there is no genuine Windows version check), it is highly recommended that you will use original Windows if you don’t want to break copyright law.
Despite starting late, Bengal is giving e-governance a lot of importance. This is in keeping with the chief minister’s efforts to make the state a leading investment-puller. Computers are seen everywhere. In hospitals, for example, an outdoor patient gets his ticket from counters manned by computer operators. The schools are getting PCs under the ‘Sarba Sikhsa Abhijan’.
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