how2.0 : Log In Several User In Yahoo! messenger 8

Wanna log in several user in one Yahoo! messenger? Here come the simple trick:

Step 1

Fire up notepad and type :

 

REGEDIT4

[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\yahoo\pager\Test]

"Plural"=dword:00000001

Step 2

Save the document as Ym8MultiLogin.reg

Step 3

Merge the file that you had just created into the registry and bling!! You can now login with several user in one Yahoo! messenger. Just make sure that you uncheck the "automatic login" at Yahoo! messenger startup.

p/s: you can create uninstallation file by changing the ["Plural"=dword:] value from "00000001" to "00000000" and save it as Ym8MultiLogin_uninstall.reg .If you want to download both of the registration files by simply clicking [here]

Bootscreen : Compaq Devil Edition v1

This is my first self created BootScreen design for XP. Made for my Compaq laptop but compatible to all WinXP machine. Submitted at deviantart.com on April 19, 2008. More Boot Screen will be coming ~ soon. :) Glad if you have some idea for me to make another BootScreen as your request. Just shouted me ya!

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how2.0 : Assign Folder as a Drive

Had you heard about assigning a folder as a drive? Several user may need a daily used folder as a drive that appear in "my computer". Here it's the trick;

1. Open up "command prompt" by typing "cmd" at run box
2. At "command prompt", type; "subst [drive letter] [folder path address]". eg: "subst m: d:\userfolder"
3. Hit enter and you can see [as an example a new drive: m:\ drive appear in "my computer"
4. Simple and easy huh? This assigned drive will be deactivate when you reboot your comp.
5. So, you can make an auto startup program for this assigned drive.
6. Here come the trick; Simply open up notepad and type this codes : "subst [drive letter] [folder path address]". eg: "subst m: d:\userfolder" and save it as "urfilename".bat.
7. This is a batch file that runs the command when you double-click it. "urfilename" refer to any name that you want to put. But make sure you keep the file with *.bat extension in order to make it able to be executed.
8. Then, simply copy this file to the startup folder under "start>all programs>startup"
9. This means you have just set up that batch file to runs every time the comp rebooted