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Have too many programs loading at Windows startup, causing heavy CPU usage?

This script allows you to sequentially load programs in the order you want, with a specified delay to allow each to load before starting the next.

You will need to edit the script for your specific programs and delay time, then put a shortcut to the script in your Startup folder.

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Creates new right click context menu item for drives and directories (folders) allowing the creation of a new folder.  To Install or Un-install, double click the script file.

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To disable 5 advertisements at the top-right corner of Foxit Reader:

Method 1: download a fix from here
unzip and double click “Foxit Reader DisableAd.vbs”. [all 5 advertisements will be disabled at one go]

Method 2: follow the steps below:
1. Run Foxit Reader
2. Select View
3. Untick Advertisement
4. Close Foxit Reader
5. Repeat steps 1 to 4 for another 4 times. [an advertisement will be disabled for each time]

Update:  The above methods are applicable to Foxit Reader 2.3 Build 2923 (download here), Build 3201 is not supported.

See also alternative free PDF Viewer:   PDF-XChange Viewer

Run a batch file with a hidden Dos Box

1. Open up a notepad, copy the text below

Set WshShell = WScript.CreateObject(“WScript.Shell”)
cmd = “yourbatchfile.bat“
Return = WshShell.Run(cmd, 0, True)
set WshShell = Nothing

2. Replace the above yourbatchfile.bat with your batch file name
3. Save the above text as a VBS file, e.g. RunBatch.vbs, in the same folder
4. Double click RunBatch.vbs

Run a batch file with a minimised Dos Box

Follow the same steps as above, but change the above value 0 (in red) to 7

As you may have known, Windows Vista includes the Add to Quick Launch option (seen when you right-click on a file), which adds a shortcut of the file to the Quick Launch folder automatically. This article describes how to implement the Add to Quick Launch feature in Windows XP.

Note: Another way to add a shortcut to Quick Launch is by dragging the file to the Quick Launch area and dropping it. This article is for Windows XP users who wish to have the Add to Quick Launch option in the context menu, as in Windows Vista systems.

Adding the “Add to Quick Launch” feature in Windows XP

• Download AddToQuickLaunch.vbs from the Attachments section of this article, and save it to a permanent location, such as C:Windows.
• Double-click AddToQuickLaunch.vbs to run it.
• When you see the following screen, type INSTALL and press ENTER 

(Fig 1: Configuring AddToQuickLaunch.vbs)

 

• The Add to Quick Launch option is now added to the context menu (for all files), as displayed below:

• Clicking Add to Quick Launch places a shortcut of the file in the Quick Launch folder

Removing the “Add to Quick Launch” feature

• Run the AddToQuickLaunch.vbs file from the saved location
• When you see the dialog as in Fig 1 above, type UNINSTALL (press ENTER)
• Click OK when the confirmation dialog is displayed
• Delete the AddToQuickLaunch.vbs file

 

The first and still the only REAL editor for PDF files, allows you to easily and efficiently change contents in any existing PDF files.

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• set the start/end points of the portion you want to extract and convert.
• supports drag movie files from Windows Explorer then drop to our converter.

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set open action, page layout, page size, page margin, page orientation, metadata, optimize for the web (linearize), compression and others into your existing PDF files.

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Patch and validate Windows XP SP2.

Dual boot with Vista pre-installed before XP.