Saturday, September 12, 2009
Thursday, September 10, 2009
Different Types of Life Insurance
15 Days Lock-In period for Health Insurance Policies
Saturday, September 05, 2009
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Labels: Think Plan Investment
Restriction on free ATM usage!!!
Labels: Finance
Tuesday, April 07, 2009
Section 80c
Tax Planning for 2009 - Part 2
Labels: section 80c
Thursday, October 09, 2008
Blog is moved to own domain
Finally I have created own domain name for my personal blog. All the posts are migrated to new domain name HiKrish. It is powered by Wordpress platform. I will stop blogging in this site. My future posts will be in the new site.
Thursday, July 03, 2008
General Tips For Switch to Mac From Windows
While the Windows and Mac user interfaces are broadly similar, they do have subtle variations in day-to-day use that require some re-education for switchers. And because there are so many fewer Mac users than Windows users, help from friends and co-workers can be harder to obtain than it is for people switching the other way, to Windows from Mac.
So, here's a quick tip sheet explaining a few of the most common differences in the daily use of Windows XP, from which most people would be switching, and Apple's Mac OS X Leopard, which switchers would be adopting.
This column isn't an argument for making the switch to a Mac, merely an attempt to help those who have done so, or who are considering doing so. Of course, all Macs currently sold can run Windows and Windows programs concurrently with the Mac operating system. But this guide is for folks who intend to use their Macs primarily with Leopard, not Windows.
Menu Bars: In Windows, each program typically has its own menu bar. On the Mac, there's a single menu bar at the top of the screen that changes, depending on which program you are actively using. More>>
Labels: Apple, Leopard, MAC, SteveJobs, Windows Vista, Windows XP
Rajnikanth's Next Movie - Kuselan
Labels: Kolywood, Kuselan, Rajnikanth, Tamil Movie
Wednesday, July 02, 2008
Firefox download record official
The final record breaking 8,002,530 downloads for Firefox 3.0 took place in June with parties in over 25 countries.
"The enthusiasm and creativity of Firefox fans was key to making this happen" said Marketing head Paul Kim.
Gareth Deaves of Guinness World Records called it "an extremely impressive accomplishment".
The official figure was confirmed after logs from download servers were audited and checked to ensure duplicate and unfinished downloads were not counted.
Mr Kim told the BBC: "The notion of going for a world record, as gooky and nutty as it may have sounded, was a really sticky idea.
"It was an idea that translated really well across national borders and to all different kinds of people around the world."More>>
Labels: Firefox, FireFox 3.0