Computz....Time to Change

I n the ever-evolving landscape of digital technology, user interfaces play a crucial role in shaping our online experiences. Recognizing the importance of a visually appealing and user-friendly interface, Google has recently rolled out a significant update to its login UI, introducing a modern look that promises to enhance the overall user experience. Let's delve into the details of these changes and explore how they contribute to a more streamlined and visually pleasing login process. The Facelift: Google's login pages have undergone a comprehensive facelift, embracing a cleaner, more modern aesthetic. The update features a sleeker design with a focus on simplicity and clarity. The traditional clutter has been replaced with a minimalist approach, ensuring that users can easily navigate the login process without unnecessary distractions. Key Features: 1. Responsive Design    The new login UI is designed to be responsive across various devices, ensuring a seamless experience wh

How to view Thumbnail of PDF file in Adobe Reader? So, you are wondering how to view thumnail of PDF file. Not clear enough! Wait, let me clear your doubts. Suppose you have hundreds even thousands of PDF file in your system; and some of them are not named good. You like to see what's inside the document without opening it. How will you achieve this? In this tutorial, I am trying to solve this. First open Adobe Reader. You can search from Start . Then go to Preferences from Edit . Or you can simply use the shortcut Ctrl+K . Now head to General category and check the box named "Enable PDF thumbnail previews in Windows Explorer" and click on OK from the bottom. You may need to restart explorer to see the effect. Don't know how to do this?Then click here .

C program to find factors of any number So, I was just sitting at my chair wondering about new posts in my blog. I  thought about a simple C program which outputs the factors of any number. The source code is given below. Please share if you find it useful. #include<stdio.h> int main(){     int no,i;     printf("Enter a number\n");     scanf("%d",&no);     printf("Factors are:\n");     for(i=2;i<=no;i++){         if(no%i==0){             printf("%d\n",i);             }             }         } Stay tune for future posts.

We learn multiplication table from childhood, but to write them in C is a task that everyone can't solve. This following program generates a multiplication table for user-defined number and range. #include<iostream> using namespace std; int main() {     int a=5,b=1,res,limit;     cout<<"Enter the length of the table\n";     cin>>limit;     do     {         res=a*b;         cout<<"\na= "<<a<<" b= "<<b<<" res= "<<res;         b++;     }while(b<=limit); return 0; } Thanks for reading. Share with the world.

We all need to save webpages for offline uses every now and then. Here's a quick fix to all your hassles. I need to tell you that this works on Chrome. It may work on other browsers but I'm not sure. Please let me know whether it's doable in other browsers or not. This will save the page in PDF format. FIrst "Ctrl+P" on the page you want to save for offline uses. You should see a similar window like that. Click on save from left bar. Click on Save. You are done.