Windows task manager is not the best tool to view the memory usage on your system and there are several interesting tools we had told you about that help you check memory usage.
MemInfo is a lightweight freeware tool, that will help you view memory usage and page file usage from the system tray.
I use Google Calendar because it sends me SMS alerts for upcoming events, and also is pretty easy to use, on the other hand most of my work and other useful tasks are stored on Outlook, which include official calendar events, meeting reminders and more.
Google Calendar is definitely a great service and having my Outlook synced up with it really helps a lot.
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Sometime back we had told you about a wonderful application called DocSyncer which allowed you to synchronize and upload documents to your Google Docs account, unfortunately the service folded up and entered the deadpool.
Since then I have used several useful tools with my Google Docs account, but have always missed the availability of a synchronizer that will keep my Google Docs and local documents in sync.
Taking photographs on your camera is quite a fun thing to do, but having to resize each and every image so that you can easily share them with your friends and family is definitely quite a pain.
Camera Images can be of pretty high resolutions which in turn shoots up the size of images to 2 or 3 megabytes each, sometime even more, now if you have taken 100 photographs imagine the amount of time you would spend to resize those images to a sharable resolution and size.
Quite sometime back we had introduced you to a online service that would help you watermark your images for free, this included adding a custom copyright to any images that you may own and want to upload on the Internet.
Adding watermark is definitely something you should do when you upload images on the web, since many people may try and gain ownership of the image without your knowledge, using a web service to watermark images could get tedious at times when you have lots of images to be watermarked, since you have to upload each and every image and then download the watermarked copy to your desktop.
The WordPress team announced the availability of WordPress 2.7 beta 1, and I was pretty excited to give it a whirl, so I installed it on my local PC and was more than amazed at what is in store for users with WordPress 2.7.
Here are my impressions on WordPress 2.7, remember this is just a beta version, so do not install it on your main blog yet.
The first thing I noticed after logging in was a improvised dashboard which was way much better than any earlier versions of WordPress.
The new dashboard has easy navigation links in the left hand side, which is a change from the regular top menu navigation the earlier versions had. The dashboard widgets have been rearranged and look pretty in WordPress 2.7.
Many of you may be aware about appraisals which are held on a periodical basis in companies and also about Resignations where a worker voluntarily leaves the company to join another.
Here is a funny comparison on Appraisal vs Resignation.
