Hyderabad Blues: April 2013

Tuesday, 30 April 2013

Re: [HM:256007] How to put a password on excel files?

On 30 April 2013 17:34, Nihar Taranekar <taranekar.nihar@gmail.com> wrote:

Securing data is very very important in the age and securing it against damage is a different thing and securing it from other user is completely different thing altogether.

A lot of officials work on excel file with crucial information which should be saved...My colleagues (Who is a network administrator) saves passwords to few servers on a excel file. Here is a perfect condition to keep a password on this file.

Here's a small and easy guide on How to put a password on excel files?

Step 1)

Saving the excel with "Save as" option as shown below

Step 2)

Click on Tools while in the save as dialogue box and select "General options"

Step 3)

After clicking on "General options", a pop up box will appear and will ask for "Password to Open" (If you want it to ask for password while opening)....Or "Password to modify" (If you want to ask for password while saving after making changes [Read only file])

Removing the password is also easy. Simply save the file in the same manner (With save as option), click on tools--> General options

A POP up box will appear, remove the password and click on OK.

DONE!!

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Nihar Taranekar

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Re: [HM:256007] Visit to Qatar from Saudi Arabia

STOP MESSAGING ME!!! I DON'T KNOW YOU. MESSAGE ME ONE MORE TIME I WILL CALL THE COPS ON YOU. YOU R CREEPING ME OUT!

On Sun, Apr 28, 2013 at 11:17 PM, (Abdul Mannan) Lion - The prince <princeoflion@gmail.com> wrote:

Walaikum salam,

First of all you have to take a Exit Re-Entry visa. It is better if you apply for visit visa or I think if you hold your passport and at the Qatar check point border they will issue a visit visa. But Exit Re-Entry visa is a must as a Saudi Iqama holder.

Fi-Amanillah.

On Sun, Apr 28, 2013 at 3:10 PM, Kaptan <kaptan687@gmail.com> wrote:

Dear Brothers,

Salaamu alaikum,

Can anyone educate me about the procedure to go to Qatar on visit visa from Saudi Arabia (Riyadh), 3 months before I came to Saudi Arabia on "General Installation Electrician" visa. My nephew is in Qatar, he is asking me to visit there, he can arrange the visa.

Thanks in advance to help me to right procedure.

Jazakallau khairan

Zameer

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RE: [HM:256007] How to Overcome Fear of Making Decisions

Fear is one of the major blocking obstacles against your success. You tend to compromise with your circumstances and prefer to continue your status quo condition because you are afraid of making decisions. Since you lack in courage you cannot move forward in your life with liberty.

On the other hand successful people are those who take risks in life. Successful people understand that taking risks will lead them experience new horizons in their field, will give them more vision and more confidence, give them wisdom and success by exposing them to more and more challenges and consequently help them achieve their dreams. Such people keep taking new risks in order to achieve what they want to achieve. Whenever there is a doubtful situation they take the next baby step in order to determine whether it is fine to move ahead. In case they fail, they take one step back and re-determine their direction using their analytical skills.

So if you would like to live a successful life, you must defeat your fears. The reasons for being under the clouds of fear might be because of several doubts or unanswered questions in your mind. In this article, I have compiled and answered a few of such queries in order to boost your confidence level:

Question: Do I have enough info in making this decision?

Answer: You may or may not have the full information as of now. However you can gather all the facts by consulting the right professionals, by reading books, by discussing with your friends and well-wishers, by posting your questions to online forums, by studying the market and by taking advice from experienced people. Once you have collected all the information, write it on a piece of paper; positive points on one side and negative points on another side. Now read them slowly with full focus. Once done, you are all set for making the decision.

Question: What if I fail?

Answer: Consider the worst case scenario as this gives you inner strength and makes you prepare for it. However if the worst case as per your thinking is a serious disaster then reduce your risks by reducing your goals, your investment, energies, efforts etc. Change some of the points from your original plan and re-asses the worst case.

Question: Do I have the capability to do it:
Answer: See if you can learn it by reading, training, counseling or brain storming. Believe in your inner powers. List down the capabilities required for a specific task and start polishing yourself in each domain one by one. This might take some time but once you learn and polish your skills you will be able to make wonders in your domain.

Question: What will people say?
Answer: People will comment any way. It's your life and you have all the authority to do what you want to do in order to achieve what you want to achieve. Don't worry about social factors, instead focus on your plans and decisions. Evil social factors will die their death one by one once you start producing the results. Strengthen your thoughts, avoid the unnecessary criticism and you will be able to set new trends in your domain.

Question: Is anyone else afraid of same thing?
Answer: Yes everyone is afraid of failures but only bold people make bold moves to accomplish things. Remember, common people see things while they are happening whereas smart people make things happen.

Question: What If I am trapped in tragic Situation:

Answer: To overcome a tragic fearful situation is to think of a genius person and imagine how he would have acted under the same condition. You will definitely get a new idea to try.

Closing my article by emphasizing one more time to throw your fears away, convert your risks into new opportunities, execute your plans and live like an independent andprosperous soul. Your inner confidence, your guts and your will power can make things happen. If others can do it you can do it too so believe in the power of now and go ahead and grab the success.

Some Recommended Articles:

7 Tips to Achieve Peace of Mind

6 Tips for Anger Management

10 Tips to Simplify Your Life

6 Tips for Resolving Conflicts

9 Tips to Make Effective Decisions

Junaid Tahir is a UAE based Telecommunications Manager. He is a passionate blogger and write articles on wisdom, stress management and leadership. His 90+ articles are available at his personal blog

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Thanks alot for your tips course i really enjoy it.

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[HM:256004] How to Overcome Fear of Making Decisions

Question: Do I have enough info in making this decision?

Question: What if I fail?

Question: What If I am trapped in tragic Situation:

Answer: To overcome a tragic fearful situation is to think of a genius person and imagine how he would have acted under the same condition. You will definitely get a new idea to try.

Some Recommended Articles:

7 Tips to Achieve Peace of Mind

6 Tips for Anger Management

10 Tips to Simplify Your Life

6 Tips for Resolving Conflicts

9 Tips to Make Effective Decisions

Junaid Tahir is a UAE based Telecommunications Manager. He is a passionate blogger and write articles on wisdom, stress management and leadership. His 90+ articles are available at his personal blog

M Junaid Tahir
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[HM:256003] Correct Calculation

We cannot simply accept that part of the scripture we like, and reject what we don't like, and still expect to get the result. If you miss one point, there is a mistake in your calculation. Regardless of what you add or subtract after that, the mistake is already in the calculation, and everything that follows will also be faulty.

For example, a hen lays eggs with its back part and eats with its beak. A farmer may consider, "The front part of the hen is very expensive because I have to feed it. Better to cut it off."But if the head is missing there will be no eggs anymore, because the body is dead. Similarly, if

we reject the difficult part of the scriptures and obey the part we like, such an interpretation will not help us. We have to accept all the injunctions of the scripture as they are given, not only those that suit us

Comments Junaid Tahir;

This concept is applicable to so many scenarios of our professional life. We focus on easy things or easily resolvable matters and ignore the difficult things. We do not consider the fact that easy matters may not be the most important ones instead the ignored one may have the big negative impact hence it is highly recommended to meet the problems, greet the problems, treat the problems and then defeat the problems.

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[HM:256002] How to put a password on excel files?

Securing data is very very important in the age and securing it against damage is a different thing and securing it from other user is completely different thing altogether.

A lot of officials work on excel file with crucial information which should be saved...My colleagues (Who is a network administrator) saves passwords to few servers on a excel file. Here is a perfect condition to keep a password on this file.

Here's a small and easy guide on How to put a password on excel files?

Step 1)
Saving the excel with "Save as" option as shown below

Step 2)
Click on Tools while in the save as dialogue box and select "General options"

Step 3)
After clicking on "General options", a pop up box will appear and will ask for "Password to Open" (If you want it to ask for password while opening)....Or "Password to modify" (If you want to ask for password while saving after making changes [Read only file])

Removing the password is also easy. Simply save the file in the same manner (With save as option), click on tools--> General options
A POP up box will appear, remove the password and click on OK.
DONE!!

Regards,

Nihar Taranekar

nihart3.blogspot.com

Monday, 29 April 2013

[HM:256010] Fold your clothes this way

Fold your clothes this way ( Video )

Give this a try.

[HM:256010] The Pear Tree

The Pear Tree

There was a man who had four sons. He wanted his sons to learn not to judge things too quickly. So he sent them each on a quest, in turn, to go and look at a pear tree that was a great distance away.

The first son went in the winter, the second in the spring, the third in summer, and the youngest son in the fall. When they had all gone and come back, he called them together to describe what they had seen. The first son said that the tree was ugly, bent, and twisted. The second son said no it was covered with green buds and full of promise. The third son disagreed; he said it was laden with blossoms that smelled so sweet and looked so beautiful, it was the most graceful thing he had ever seen.The last son disagreed with all of them; he said it was ripe and drooping with fruit, full of life and fulfillment.

The man then explained to his sons that they were all right, because they had each seen but only one season in the tree's life. He told them that you cannot judge a tree, or a person, by only one season, and that the essence of who they are and the pleasure, joy, and love that come from that life can only be measured at the end, when all the seasons are up.If you give up when it's winter, you will miss the promise of your spring, the beauty of your summer, fulfillment of your fall.

Moral: Don't let the pain of one season destroy the joy of all the rest. Don't judge life by one difficult season. Persevere through the difficult patches and better times are sure to come some time or later.

[HM:256001] Tech Knowledge: Terms to Know When Choosing a Projector

By Dustin Checketts
The adage, "larger than life," defines perfectly the world of projectors. Designed to fully immerse you in your movie-watching or board room experience, a projector illuminates and captivates. There are three technologies behind today's projectors:

DLP Projectors
Digital Light Processing uses small mirrors to reflect different measures of light through a color wheel to create a stunning image on your screen. The use of mirrors creates a smooth, crisp image without the "screen-door effect", but is susceptible to the "rainbow effect". The rainbow effect is caused when only one color can be displayed on the screen at a time, and can be seen as an uneven overlapping of colors on the screen.

LCD Projectors
Liquid Crystal Display technology shines light through a polarized liquid crystal wafer that allows or disallows light to pass through it to create an image. By shining a light source through an object, the absence of light creates a "screen-door effect" that looks as though you're watching the television from behind a screen door. This effect is most prevalent in LCD projectors, making some text and fine details difficult to read or see.

LCoS Projectors
Liquid Crystal on Silicon combines the best of both LCD and DLP technologies. Three LCD lamps are reflected off mirrors, each one passing through its own color wheel, to simultaneously project an image using all three colors at once on the screen. In doing so, LCoS eliminates both the "screen-door effect" from LCDs and the "rainbow effect" from DLPs.

Beyond Technology: Other Considerations for Projectors

Apart from the technologies, there are several other features to consider that will help narrow your front-projection buying options: resolution, brightness, contrast ratio, aspect ratio, portability, noise, and connectivity.

Resolution is the measure of pixels used to create an image. The higher the resolution, the sharper the image will become and the larger the image can be made while still providing a clear image.

Brightness is a non-standardized measure (in lumens) of the lamp's strength. Generally, projectors with less than 1000 lumens are dim and should only be used rooms where the lighting can be controlled. Projectors of 1000-2000 lumens offer enough light for business or classroom use, and projectors over 2000 lumens can illuminate a wall or screen in a well-lit room. This also varies by the projector's throw distance (distance from screen or wall) and can be controlled on the unit as a television's brightness can.

Contrast Ratio is a measure of the projector's ability to produce deep blacks and bright whites and is not standardized. Typically, a higher the contrast ratio is better. Keep in mind that these measurements vary dramatically from manufacturer to manufacturer.

Aspect Ratio is the projectors supported format. The ratio 4:3 appears as more of a square like standard televisions, while 16:9 is more rectangle, or "widescreen". With the increase in high definition content, more and more displays are supporting the widescreen format.

Portability is an important consideration if a projector is to be shared within an office or will be carried with you as you travel. Most projectors will include a simple cover or storage case to keep the unit free from dust and other harmful particles.

Noise is a consideration most overlook. Projectors generate a lot of heat and must be cooled by a fan and good chassis design. Nothing is worse than trying to talk over noisy hardware or hearing the hum of a fan throughout your cinema experience.

Connectivity is a vital component to picking out a projector. Make sure the projector you seek supports the mediums you wish to use. This could include: S-VGA, DVI, RCA, Component, S-Video, or HDMI.

M Junaid Tahir
www.DailyTenMinutes.com

[HM:256000] Story: Giving Your 100%

boy and a girl were playing together. The boy had a collection of

marbles. The girl had some sweets with her. The boy told the girl that
he will give her all his marbles in exchange for her sweets. The girl

agreed.

The boy kept the biggest and the most beautiful marble aside and gave
the rest to the girl. The girl gave him all her sweets as she had
promised.

That night, the girl slept peacefully. But the boy couldn't sleep as
he kept wondering if the girl had hidden some sweets from him the way
he had hidden his best marble.

Reflection:

This simple story gives us a simple lesson that he who does evil expects evil. This lesson applies to all stages/domains of life may it be professional for familial.

If you don't give your hundred percent in a

relationship, you'll always keep doubting if the other person has

given his/her hundred percent.. Give your hundred percent to

everything you do and get peace of mind.

Regards

Junaid

Sunday, 28 April 2013

Re: [HM:255999] Visit to Qatar from Saudi Arabia

Walaikum salam,

First of all you have to take a Exit Re-Entry visa. It is better if you apply for visit visa or I think if you hold your passport and at the Qatar check point border they will issue a visit visa. But Exit Re-Entry visa is a must as a Saudi Iqama holder.

Fi-Amanillah.

On Sun, Apr 28, 2013 at 3:10 PM, Kaptan <kaptan687@gmail.com> wrote:

Dear Brothers,

Salaamu alaikum,

Can anyone educate me about the procedure to go to Qatar on visit visa from Saudi Arabia (Riyadh), 3 months before I came to Saudi Arabia on "General Installation Electrician" visa. My nephew is in Qatar, he is asking me to visit there, he can arrange the visa.

Thanks in advance to help me to right procedure.

Jazakallau khairan

Zameer

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RE: [HM:255998] Visit to Qatar from Saudi Arabia

Thanks Mr. Aditya for your kind info.

From: hyd-masti@googlegroups.com [mailto:hyd-masti@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Aditya Nadig
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Subject: Re: [HM:255997] Visit to Qatar from Saudi Arabia

If you have received your residence permit from KSA, I dont think you need any Visa to visit Qatar. If you have your passport with you, you can go there on a weekend and return on Saturday :)

But, if you take leave from company, your manager/HR will have to issue a letter confirming the same

Regards

Aditya Nadig

On Sun, Apr 28, 2013 at 5:40 PM, Kaptan <kaptan687@gmail.com> wrote:

Dear Brothers,

Salaamu alaikum,

Can anyone educate me about the procedure to go to Qatar on visit visa from Saudi Arabia (Riyadh), 3 months before I came to Saudi Arabia on “General Installation Electrician” visa. My nephew is in Qatar, he is asking me to visit there, he can arrange the visa.

Thanks in advance to help me to right procedure.

Jazakallau khairan

Zameer