1) Click on any picture that you want to see.
2) In the address bar of your browser (where you type in the URLs of websites) go to the end of the current address and delete just the “&theater” part.
3) Hit enter and go back to seeing that picture normally.

For those of you who don’t know Notepad++ is one of my favorite text editors.

Step 1) Download and install the Java JDK from http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/downloads/index.html

Step 2) Setup your path variables

Step 2.1) Go to your control panel and search for path

Step 2.2) Click on edit the system environment variables

Step 2.3) Click on environment variables

Step 2.4) Find your path setting

Step 2.5) Click on your path variable and then click on the edit button

Step 2.6) At the end of your path variable add the following: “;C:\Program Files\Java\jdk%JDK-VERSION%\bin” where %JDK-VERSION% is your JDK version number. (You can also find this by browsing to c:/program files/java and looking at the folders there)

Step 3) Log off your computer and then log back in. (You can also reboot if you want, but that is unnecessary)

Step 4) Somewhere on your computer make a new text file and add the following to it:

cd /d “%1″
javac %2 -Xlint:all
if errorlevel 1 goto finish
java %3
:finish
pause

Step 5) Rename this file to CompileJava.bat (if the file name does not end it .txt before you rename you will need to do this first)

Step 6) Copy this file to C:/Program Files/Notepad++

Step 7) Hit the “F5″ key and type the following into the text field $(NPP_DIRECTORY)\CompileJava.bat “$(CURRENT_DIRECTORY)” “$(FILE_NAME)” “$(NAME_PART)”

Step 8 ) Click on save and name the command something like “CompileJava”, you can also set up a key command if you like.

Step 9) You can now access your command from the “Run” menu

Thats it, your now ready to create and run Java code from Notepad++! One important note though, only Java programs with default package will compile and run.

Cried goes to Tech Travel Think for the .bat code.

Like the old post these will only work on windows (windows 7 to be more specific).

1) “Windows Key” + “+” then “Windows Key” + “-” then “Ctrl” + “Alt” +”I” – This will invert the colors on the screen.

2) “Windows Key” + “+” then “Ctrl” + “Alt” + “F” – This will make it so the screen is magnified.

3) “Left Alt” + “Left Shift” + “Num Lock” – This will make it so the number pad can move the mouse around. It can be fun to enable this and then play around with the number pad when someone else is using the computer to confuse them.

4) “Windows Key” + “R” then type in “shutdown -f -t 0″ – This will enable you to shutdown the computer quickly. It will also make it so windows won’t wait for programs to close, it will shutdown right then and there.

5) “Shift” then “Shift” then “Shift” then “Shift” then “Shift- This will turn on “Sticky Keys” which will make it so when anyone presses the “Shift”, “Ctrl”, “Alt”, or “Windows Key” and then lets go of the key the computer will act as if they are still holding the key down.

1) Go to the android marketplace and search for “google voice”

2) After the app installs follow the on screen instructions until you reach this screen:

At this screen, pick the 1st option if you want to use your google voice number as your main number, and pick the other options if you want to keep your current number as your phone number.

3) If you picked the first option in the last step then congratulations, your google voice account is now setup and will act as your voicemail box (go to step 8). If you want to keep your current number as your main number read below.

4) Go to the home screen on your android phone.

5) Hit menu the settings, then go to call settings, the go to call forwarding.

Image from engadget.com

6) In call forwarding you are going to need to change the bottom 3 settings, when you click them you will see something like VM: +1##########, you want to change all of the #’s to your google voice number.

7) Go to the google voice website and then go to settings, then enable the “do not disturb” setting. 

8) Enjoy google voice.

PS: If you do not yet have google voice go to http://www.google.com/voice to request and invite.

The old iGoogle had tabs at the top of the page, like almost every other website.

Old iGoogle tabs

 However the new iGoogle has moved the tabs to the side.

New iGoogle tabs

If you are like me and want the old tabs back then follow these 3 easy steps…

1) Go to http://www.google.co.uk/ig?hl=en

2) Click the sign in button in the top right corner and if prompted sign in

3) Enjoy the old iGoogle tabs and update any bookmarks or homepage settings