Raymond.CC Blog - How to make ‘Now Playing’ in Windows Live Messenger work with nearly any media player |
| How to make ‘Now Playing’ in Windows Live Messenger work with nearly any media player Posted: 20 Apr 2010 07:46 PM PDT
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Protect your Flash (USB) drive using password in Windows 7 |
| Protect your Flash (USB) drive using password in Windows 7 Posted: 19 Apr 2010 10:56 AM PDT Are you looking for a way to encrypt your pen drive (USB drive) and enable password protection in it? The in Windows 7 you can enable password protection on your USB drive using Microsoft's BitLocker technology. Using this feature of Windows 7 you can encrypt the data in your flash memory and assign a password to access those data. If you don't want to set a password you can use your smart card to unlock the flash drive. So to use Microsoft BitLock feature to encrypt your flash memory follow the steps below. Use BitLock to Enable Password protection on your Flash drive1. Right click on Flash drive 2. Click on Turn on BitLocker  Now the BitLocker feature starts encrypt the flash drive and its content.  Now we will be prompted to set a password or smart card protection for our flash memory drive.  Here you need to enter your password which need to to unlock the flash drive to continue. After enabling BitLocker feature you need this password to access data stored in the flash drive. Related Articles 1. Use USB memory as Virtual RAM in Windows 7 2. Prevent Copy files from USB memory 3. Hide empty drive in Windows 7 Home  |
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Games for Health Conference, Games Accessibility Day, and Games Beyond Entertainment Week! (Via Ben Sawyer, Digital Mill, Serious Games Initiative) |
| Posted: 18 Apr 2010 08:21 AM PDT  The Games for Health Conference and Games Beyond Entertainment Week are coming soon. Register now at: http://www.regonline.com/gbew2010 We can now reveal our excellent keynotes for the 2010 Games for Health Conference: Day 1: Wednesday May 26 THE MIND-BODY EXPERIENCE OF SONY MOVE: Relationships between Gaming, Play, Exercise, and More! Dr. Richard Marks Senior Researcher Sony US R&D group Dr. Marks also known as the "father of the EyeToy" will discuss the relationship between gaming, play and exercise, referencing his work in the development of Sony's new motion controller system, PlayStation Move, as well as his previous work with Sony's EyeToy, PlayStation Eye and other interfaces. Day 2: Thursday May 27 THE HUMAN PLAY MACHINE Chaim Gingold Chaim Gingold, a longtime independent game developer and original designer of Spore's creature creator will discuss how existing game genres map onto the human brain and body and how design decisions affect who will be attracted to the game and how they will play. You can see the nearly full schedule at: http://www.gamesforhealth.org/schedule.htm Two of our May 25: Pre-Conference Events also have schedules posted: Out & About: The Mobile Serious Games schedule: http://bit.ly/9MbEEF 3rd Annual Games Accessibility Day: http://gamesaccessibilityday.org/schedule.html (See below) Complete details of both http://www.gamesforhealth.org & http://www.gamesbeyondentertainment.com Games for Health http://www.gamesforhealth.org/brochure.pdf Games Beyond Entertainment Week http://www.gamesbeyondentertainment.com/brochure.pdf Best, Ben Sawyer Digitalmill Serious Games Initiative Games for Health Project @bensawyer on twitter Here is the schedule of the Games Accessibility Day, May 25, 2010:
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| WIRED's Gallery: Eight Tablets That Aren't Made by Apple; HP Slate video teaser) Posted: 18 Apr 2010 08:03 AM PDT The following thumbnails are from a recent article in WIRED: Gallery: 8 Tablets That Aren't Made by Apple Priya Ganapati, Wired, 4/16/2010         Web, Flash & Air on Slate Device from HP: The HP Slate would be very useful in education, especially for students working in pairs or small groups during activities such as digital storytelling, "kid-reporting", and so forth! http://interactivemultimediatechnology.blogspot.com   | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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TellTable: Collaborative Creative Storytelling on a Multi-touch Table, from Microsoft Research, UK. |
| TellTable: Collaborative Creative Storytelling on a Multi-touch Table, from Microsoft Research, UK. Posted: 17 Apr 2010 10:27 AM PDT The TellTable is a collaborative digital storytelling application designed for Microsoft's Surface interactive multi-user multi-touch table. It was used by children in a school library in the UK, and was quite successful. The video below provides an overview about the way the TellTable worked. I think every school library/media center should have something like this! "TellTable, a system developed in the Soci-Digital Systems group, uses Microsoft Surface technology to provide an interactive storytelling experience, similar to how children would tell stories using physical toys. Children can create various digital characters and sceneries on Surface, made out of photos taken of real world objects and environments as well as finger paintings. By manipulating these characters using multi-touch gestures, children can narrate, act and record imaginative stories together, before sharing them with friends later on. TellTable was deployed in a primary school, and received overwhelmingly positive feedback. It has seen crowds of kids create stories featuring characters as diverse as Ninja chickens and rampaging teddy bears. Teachers were also enthusiastic about the potential of TellTable as an education tool, to help children develop communication skills and to create interactive tutorials when teaching foreign languages." -- Microsoft Research UK Publications Xiang Cao, Siân E. Lindley, John Helmes, Abigail Sellen. (2010). Telling the whole story: Anticipation, inspiration and reputation in a field deployment of TellTable. Proceedings of CSCW 2010, ACM Conference on Computer Supported Cooperative Work. p. 251-260. John Helmes, Xiang Cao, Siân E. Lindley, Abigail Sellen. (2009). Developing the story: Designing an interactive storytelling application. Proceedings of ITS 2009, ACM International Conference on Interactive Tabletops and Surfaces. p.49-52. http://interactivemultimediatechnology.blogspot.com   |
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Enable / Disable POP-UP Blocker in Firefox |
| Enable / Disable POP-UP Blocker in Firefox Posted: 17 Apr 2010 05:45 AM PDT Pop-Ups are the windows which came out when we visit certain websites without user permission. Most of the time it is an advertisement for some products or services. In 90% cases pop-ups make irritation to the user and there is an easy way to block POP-UPs in Firefox browser. Start POP-UP blocker in FirefoxTo start using POP-UP blocker in Firefox follow the steps below. 1. Start Firefox 2. Click on Tools 3. Click on Options Now Options window will be opened. 4. Click on Content tab  5. Check Block POP-UP Windows to enable POP-UP blocker in Firefox If you want to disable POP-UP blocker in Firefox ,just uncheck the check box. Related Articles 1. No Properties option in Firefox 3.6 2. Clear Saved Passwords in Firefox 3.6 and above 3. How to Clear Cookies in Firefox Browser 4. Enable Spell Check in Firefox Home  |
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