This is a tip to use your outlook to control your machine remotely. Before we start please make sure…
1. Machine with outlook running…
2. You are solely responsible for what you are doing…
We will use outlook rules to control the (*your own*) machine from any where in the world as long as you have access to email.
Create a .bat file on your file system with

@echo off
rundll32.exe user32.dll, LockWorkStation
cls

save it as act-outlook.bat
1. Go to Tools -> Rules and alerts
2. Click on *new* rule
3. Start from blank rule and check message when they arrive
4. Click next
5. Check when specific words in the subject
6. Add your *super dooper password* as that subject word
7. Click next
8. Check start an application ( and use act-outlook)
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RTPM^TM – Real Time Productivity Monitor^PP is productivity monitoring tool which runs on your resources computer to monitor the productivity. It helps your resources to see their RTPI^TM Real Time Productivity Index^PP so that they can increase their productivity index.It keeps track of the productive work and helps you in estimating cost, average RTPI etc. Below are some features of the application. Read the rest of this entry »

Reusing the code/frameworks ( either the in public domain or FOSS licensed code) is pretty common. But searching for useful code online is not very easy.The regular search engines like Google or Yahoo are not designed for code searching. Now there are few specialized code search engines which can fetch better result. Here are the top five code search engines

1. Google Code Search
2. Krugle
3. Koders
4. Oreilly Code Search
5. CodeBase
6. CodeFetch

All the above engines allow you to search on Language (like Java, C etc) and license (like GPL, MIT etc). Except for oreilly code search, rest of them search the internet. Oreilly code search contains the code from their books.Which currently contains over 123,000 individual examples, composed of 2.6 million lines of code all edited and ready to use. CodeFetch allows you to search all source code examples included in all books on all languages.

But be sure about license terms and conditions before reusing the code.

I wanted to subscribe to category (called label in blogger) of my friends blog. Even the blog admins do not know how to get those RSS feeds. Hence I did some digging to find it out
To get the RSS posts that belong to the label “Bangalore” you need to use the url

http://yournewbloggerurl.blogspot.com/feeds/posts/default/-/Bangalore/

**Do not miss /-/ part in the url.
There are many other parameters which you can pass to filter the posts. I have listed few more information is here.

• alt – the type of feed to return, such as atom (the default) or rss.
• orderby – the order to return entries, such as lastmodified (the default) and starttime.
• max-results – the maximum number of entries to return.
• /category – specifies categories (i.e. labels) to filter the feed results. For example, http://www.blogger.com/feeds/blogID/posts/default/-/Fritz/Laurie will return entries labeled with Fritz AND Laurie.
• updated-min, updated-max – the bounds on entry update dates.
• published-min, published-max – the bounds on entry publication dates.
• start-index – 1-based index of the first result to be retrieved (for paging).

Don McMillan gives a short comedy sketch (in the video above) around powerpoint presentations and the common mistakes that people make.