Today i was trying to implement single sign on in sharepoint, but i was confused there where should i start from. After digging google i found a nice article with step by step screen explanation. So i decided to share it with you. Please visit the below mentioned link.
http://www.thorprojects.com/blog/archive/2008/08/02/moss-single-sign-on-setup-step-by-step.aspx
Thanx to Robert Bogue [MVP] for his excellent work.
Worldometers is part of the Real Time Statistics Project, which is managed by an international team of developers, researchers, and volunteers with the goal of making world statistics available in a thought-provoking and time relevant format to a wide audience around the world. Chief project coordinator is currently Sir Thomasson.
Sources are carefully selected to include only data published by the most reputable organizations and statistical offices in the world.
The counters that display the real-time numbers are based on Worldometers’ algorithm that processes the latest and most accurate statistical data available together with its estimated progression to compute the current millisecond number to be displayed on each counter based on the specific time set on each visitor’s computer clock.
To know more about, please click the link below:
http://www.dimdim. com/
This is a beta test phase of an open source online meeting room hosted in virtual space.
No downloads or fees are called for. You access the meeting room through your browser, sharing PowerPoint presentations, text, webcam images and the activity on your desktop computer. You can walk your guests through web pages, spreadsheets, or design documents just as if they were sitting with you. It might be fun! There is a launch video at the site.
If you enjoy conferences you might find this site interesting because it is inspired by talks by the world’s greatest thinkers. Themes are related to Technology, Entertainment, Design, Science, Culture and more.
http://www.ted. com/
Some times its just a question of being in the right place at the right time, without ever knowing too much about photography. Even so, having a digital camera its worth knowing something about it, and this site will certainly help. http://www.photonhe ad.com/
A short while ago Microsoft announced a new imaging technology called “Photosynth” . Its been developed in collaboration with the University of Washington. This application will turn photographs into 3D effect. I’ve found a preview of it which will give an idea of how its going to perform. http://labs.live.com/photosynth/
The software will analyse photographs and look for similarities to understand how the contents of the picture relates to another, i.e. next to it, in front etc. The purpose is to create a new way of looking at photos.
There’s a technical preview at the site which sets out the system requirements. I imagine those who are serious photographers or playing with images will have a blast with this.
When it comes to online backup of your data, there’s probably more options than in any other web 2.0 space. However, recently I’ve tried some of these services out and found out that many have become unnecessarily complex, some are ad hells, and some don’t work at all. I’ve gone through this mess and chosen 5 simple online backup services that just work. Check out for more information:
http://franticindustries.com/blog/2007/07/12/5-simple-ways-to-store-your-files-online/
A refreshingly clean way to search the things that matter the most.
With Sputtr you can save valuable time by having all the right searches on just one page!
Some of the best things about Sputtr are that it is…
A WebOS is defined as virtual operating system that runs in a web browser environement. Don’t like WebOS? Well, call it OnlineOS, or WebTop if you like.
So, here is a review of 10 functional WebOS’, as well as some additional similar services which show promise but aren’t launched or fully realized yet.
Check out this link for more information:
http://franticindustries.com/blog/2007/06/16/another-10-web-operating-systems-reviewed/
