Remove My Bluetooth Places

If you like to keep a clear desktop and have this icon in Windows 7, here's how to get rid of it

http://www.recipester.org/Recipe:Remove_My_Bluetooth_Places_Icon_from_Windows_7_Desktop_40607857

To make life a bit easier, when you find the regkey, search for the word blue, it's quicker than browsing all of the keys one at a time

Blackberry Simulator

useful for screenshots and training

Link

Useful shorcut commands

OK the list below is a work in progress of shortcut commands

control printers - opens printers control pannel
mstsc - Terminal Services Client

Export SharePoint Wiki to PDF

Finally after searching for months and installing various apps with no success, I've managed to export a wiki from sharepoint to a pdf, without changing the SharePoint installation.

The site telling you the steps is here:

https://student.stonybrook.edu/tltworkshop/wiki/Wiki%20Pages/Export%20Wiki.aspx

Wireless Scanning

A good alternative to netstumbler - with 64bit support and additional NIC support is inSSIDer

It can be downloaded for free from http://www.metageek.net/products/inssider

This is a very useful product when looking into Wifi issues

Decrypt Cisco VPN Group Password

Do you have a PCF file for a VPN, but you need the password?

If so, go to this web site and it will decode it for you

http://www.unix-ag.uni-kl.de/~massar/bin/cisco-decode


Please can you comment if this works for you???

Remove an ad-hoc connection in Windows 7

If you’ve tried using the ad-hoc connection feature of Windows 7, but want to remove the network, how do you do it? Well it’s not exactly where it should be, but after some delving, I managed to find how to do it and here’s how:

 

1.       Open network and sharing centre

2.       Manage Wireless Networks

3.       Find your ad-hoc network, select it with the left mouse button, the right click and remove network

 

As per my earlier posts, using www.connectify.me is a much easier solutions and it work!