Importance of a Privacy Policy in Website...?

A privacy policy is one of the most important documents on any website. It details your company's views and procedures on the information collected from visitors. Although a privacy policy is technically a legal document, great effort should be made to craft a document that is both accurate and easy to understand, obscuring hidden clauses in reams of text is not acceptable. The main sections are as follows: Introduction: This section can tell your visitor a little about your organization, and any special information or functions that your website has. If your website has special conditions for collecting information from children (under 16 etc), you should state them clearly in this section. Information Collected: Visitors have a right to know what information you are collecting. It may...

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FLASH vs JAVA APPLETS.

A side from animated GIFs, another approach has been used to add dynamic effects to web pages: java applets. One of the most famous is the lake applet. Unfortunately, java (the programming language for applets) requires programming skills. This means that you can't just start creating your own applets. Therefore, some programmers have created free applets that allow customization. So instead of learning the programming, people can simply use the already programmed applets. Again, the lake applet is a good example. It makes a wave effect on any image of any size. But if you wanted to add anything else to the applet you would have to either program it yourself or find a free applet that actually did what you wanted. Flash movies are in many ways similar to java applets. Small programs...

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How to install a hard drive on your computer.

So lets get started and install a hard drive: Unplug the power cable and open up your computer case. Make sure you have your antistatic wrist band on. Pick the drive bay that you are going to install the hard drive in. You'll want to install it in the farthest drive bay down. Before you install a hard drive, make sure you set the proper jumper settings. Since we are only installing a single hard drive, set the jumpers as MASTER. The jumper settings are different for each hard drive, so consult your owner's manual so you know which pins to cover up. Now that you have the jumpers set, it's time to install your hard drive in the computer's...

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Install RAM memory & give your PC some speed.

It's extremely easy to install RAM memory onto your computer's motherboard. Has your computer been getting sluggish lately? Installing new RAM is a very cost effective way to give your computer some extra juice. Upgrading your RAM memory gives you the most bang for the buck when attempting to make your computer faster and it doesn't take a specialist to do it. If you have questions on choosing what type of RAM you need, read my tutorial on it here. Or if your looking to buy some RAM, I've found some good deals here on computer RAM. So here's how to install RAM into your computer: First, you need to unplug your computer from the wall and...

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How to Install the Heatsink/Fan.

Installing your CPU's stock heatsink and fan is also a relatively painless process. In some instances you'll have to apply a thermal compound to your CPU before installing your heatsink (which amounts to applying a few drops and spreading a thin layer across your CPU). However many stock heatsink/fans will come with a thermal pad affixed to the bottom of the heatsink (normally a soft gray substance), in which case you won't need any thermal compound. Find the mounting hooks on the sides of your CPU socket, match them up with the clamps on the sides of the heatsink, and lower the heatsink onto your CPU. Hook the heatsink to the socket, then...

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How to Install CPU.

Installing your CPU in your motherboard is a very simple but delicate process. I always get an excited/nervous charge in my stomach when I'm holding the all-powerful and mysterious CPU in my hands, but the process of installing it holds no real mystery of its own. First you want to unlock the CPU socket. Generally there will be a small plastic or metal arm that lies on the side of the CPU socket. To unlock it, just push it out and then pull it up. Now you need to align the CPU to the socket. Different processors have different pin layouts on the bottom, but normally one corner will have a diagonal section without any pins that's different...

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How to open a computer case.

Although it is relatively simple to open a computer case, if you've never had the need to, then you probably don't know how. If you're don't have a computer case yet, check out my tutorial onchoosing computer cases. Or you can search online for some good deals on computer cases. Although no computer case is like another, here is a relatively simple and universal way to open a computer case. If your computer has hardware installed, be sure to disconnect the power cable. Locate the screws on the rear of the computer (mine are labeled A), there should be a couple on the top and a couple on each side. Remove them. Now to open a computer...

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How to Install motherboard.

You're almost there. All that's left is to mount your motherboard in the case. Remember the brass standoffs we screwed into the case when we started? All you need to do is lower your motherboard into the case, line it up with the brass standoffs and your I/O plate, and start screwing. At this point, you're practically done. You'll need to attach some of your case's power connectors to the motherboard headers (again, you'll need to consult your motherboard's manual to know which headers do what), but connecting them is a very simple process. After that, your motherboard and CPU installation is comple...

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How To Install a CPU Processor

-Installing a new computer CPU can seem a little over your head but it isn't. It's actually easier than many components. The installation will probably take you 10 minutes with no problem. CPUs were all similar up until recently. All AMD CPUs have pins attached to the CPU, Intel socket 478 CPUs also have the pins attached to the CPU. However, the new Intel socket 775 CPUs have no pins on the CPU, only holes, the pins are located on the motherboard itself. Intel chose this path for various reasons, mainly due to the fact the 478 "Prescott" processors produced to much heat. The AMD and Intel 478 sockets are small square objects with gold pins...

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IPO Allotment Status.

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