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How To Know a URL Address Is Secure

February 27, 2011

There are two general indications of a secured web URL address:
1.  Check the web page URL address
Normally, when browsing the web, the URL address begins with the letters “http”.  However, over a secure connection the address displayed should begin with “https” – note the “s” at the end.
2.  Check for the “Lock” icon
There is a [...]

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How To Build a Unique Facebook Business Page URL

February 11, 2011

Facebook rocks.  There’s no question Facebook can help grow your business.  So, build or create your unique (also known as “vanity”) Facebook business page URL now.  You want to make sure you get your Facebook URL before someone else does.
However, before you can get your unique Facebook business page URL, you have to have already [...]

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How To Fix a URL Problem in Your Web Browser

February 11, 2011

Oh man, you just tried to open up a long URL, and the web page didn’t load.  That stinks.  A lot of things may have gone wrong.  However, it could just be a simple error with the URL.
Follow these steps to see if there is an error or problem with your URL.  Perhaps these steps [...]

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How To Show Only a Part of YouTube Video URL

February 11, 2011

If you wish to show a selected part of a YouTube video, you have to define both start and end time stamp.
Append &start=<start_point_seconds_count>&end=<end_point_seconds_count> after the YouTube video URL within the embed code. So if you wish to show a video from 1 minute 11 seconds to 2 minutes 33 seconds, then the appended [...]

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How To Remove YouTube Video URL Country Block

February 11, 2011

Some YouTube videos may be blocked and you can’t see them.  Some videos have a country limitation imposed on them.  To get rid of the country limitation replace “?” and “=” with a “/” .So if  the Video Url of a blocked Video is http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=somenumber  your Modified video URL will be  http://www.youtube.com/v/somenumber

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How To Autoplay a YouTube Video URL

February 11, 2011

By default YouTube Videos are Not Autoplay Enabled. The Video Starts Loading When You Hit the play Button. But If you want a Video To Autoplay Immediately when the page loads Just append the string “&autoplay=1” to the Video URL and remove everything before and after the embedded tag.
For example : [...]

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How To Loop a YouTube Video URL

February 11, 2011

If you want to loop a YouTube video append “ &loop=1” to the end of the url.
So if your video source is : <embed src=”http://www.youtube.com/v/videoid &hl=en type=”application/x-shockwave-flash” wmode=”transparent” width=”425″ height=”355″></embed>
Your Modified code would be : <embed src=”http://www.youtube.com/v/videoid &hl=en&loop=1 type=”application/x-shockwave-flash” wmode=”transparent” width=”425″ height=”355″></embed>

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How To Embed YouTube URL With Only Part of Video

February 11, 2011

Say you have a long Video with a Boring and unwanted 2 Minute Intro.You want to skip that Intro and Embed The video just after 2 minutes.
In that case Just append ‘&start=120′ to skip first 120 seconds of the video.
If Your You Tube Video Embed code is :
<embed src=”http://www.youtube.com/v/videoid &hl=en type=”application/x-shockwave-flash” wmode=”transparent” [...]

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How To Open URLs in Terminal in Mac OS X Leopard

February 11, 2011

In old pre-2007 versions of Mac OS X, you could cmd-click on links in Terminal (say, in [irssi]), and they’d open in a web browser. It was nice time saver.
In Mac OS X Leopard this has changed — it’s now cmd-shift click.  Or, Just right-click (or control-click, or two-finger click) and choose the first option [...]

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How To Get Traffic With Expired URLs

April 11, 2010

It’s tough to get traffic to your website, especially when your website is new.  Here’s a trick to help -
Buy an expired URL with Google PageRank, and lots of incoming links.  Once you have the URL, permanently redirect the new URL to your existing website.  That way, when anyone clicks on a link for the [...]

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