Wouldn’t be it nice if you can pin important Evernote notes to your desktop? Your notes stay always in sight so you won't miss them. Evernote allows you to create shortcut of notes to Desktop. But it couldn’t be a replacement of sticky notes, because the shortcut leads to the location of the note kept within Evenote itself.  Evernote Sticky Notes is a small freeware lets you to create a sticky note which can be synced to your Evernote account.

You may want to extract archived ‘rar’ or ‘zip’ files when you cannot find any software for this purpose installed on the computer. Instead of downloading any software, you can unpack these files when you have access to Internet. A website offers a simple solution to this need.

B1 Archiver is a  free and open source file archive manager which is available for Windows, Linux, Mac and Android. They introduce their own archive file format .b1. But the best part is they provide a simple online archiver which can extract .b1, zip, rar, .7z archive format by simple steps.

How to check whether you are getting latest information from a website. In case of blogposts, it is simple. We can know date of publication of a post. But there is no such facility in some sites like Wikipedia which is a huge resource of information. But we could overcome it using a simple trick.


To check a web page's last update, go to that page in a browser. After loading the full page remove the url from address bar then type in the following code as shown above.

Here is a funny hack. Replace letters in start menu with system time. It is very simple. For this, a small freeware is needed. At first, get it from here.

Download this cool freeware to your hard drive and install it. This program replaces the word ‘Start’ with the clock.

Have a look at a few small, handy things which aren’t part of windows. The first one will be Sticky Notes-the virtual equivalent of writing down tasks and reminders on paper and sticking somewhere around you. If you need this with Windows XP, you have to download and install freeware. But, you can use sticky notes in Windows XP without installing a third party tool.

It will take only five simple steps. Let’s do this in any computer within a few minutes by a simple trick. I thing this sticky notes will be an unavoidable tool in your office computers.

We can boost the performance of windows XP by prohibiting one of Windows XP’s annoying habits. After an application is closed, XP leaves the associated DLL files in the memory. This can hog precious resources and memory, and also cause stability problems. Make the DLLs unload themselves from memory after the program is done running.

For getting things done, do these simple steps.

Usually Windows XP tracks recent documents and it appears in the Recent Documents menu in the Start menu. This helps us to easily access our pervious documents. But sometimes this will be a threat to our privacy when two or more people using the same computer. So if you want, you can easily turn off this service by a simple registry hack.

Care must be taken while editing the windows registry.

Follow these steps to do our work.

In windows XP, any program can be launched using the keyboard by assigning a shortcut key to it.

Right click the program to which you want to a shortcut key. In properties, under the shortcut tab, “shortcut key” is by default, “none”. Just click in the box and chose an alphanumeric key to be assigned as the shortcut key. Windows will assign [Ctrl] + [Alt] + [(alphanumeric key)] as the short cut key.