Rename Multiple Files in Windows Effortlessly Without Any Third Party Tools

August 27, 2009 – 1:36 pm

As corny as how the title sounds like, it is true! I don’t know about this trick until I bumped into a page from Microsoft’s Windows site. You can actually rename multiple files quickly using only the Windows Explorer and nothing else! The best part is (ahem!), I am going to share this will all my readers. :D

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Easily Access Windows Hidden Gems with Commands in Demand

August 10, 2009 – 10:44 pm

Wow. I even surprised myself by being able to create the cool headline above. The free application in discussion is much cooler, it lets you access 70 of Windows commands and features. Not a big thing you may say, but these are not your normal Start button thingy. Command in Demand allows you to access commands and features that are hard and time consuming to find and use.

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How to Setup SSH Server in Windows with freeSSHd

August 5, 2009 – 12:07 pm

Have you ever wanted to control your Windows remotely using the command line? With the SSH network protocol, you can! Telnet is another way to achieve this, but it is not as secure as SSH. In this simple guide, I will tell you on how to setup a SSH server in Windows with freeSSHd.

With this setup, you can now access and manage your PC from another computer using the Windows command line. That means that you can copy, edit, move and delete files inside your home computer from another computer in the office, for example. Furthermore, the SSH network protocol secures the connection between the two connected computers! If you are interested, you can read more on SSH .

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