Showing posts with label Internet. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Internet. Show all posts

Friday, July 06, 2012

Automatically Connect to Internet with the start Up of your Windows 7

Some times we need to connect our computer to internet for several purposes. On the other hand, for connecting computer in a possible faster way, automatic connection is needed. Some PCs are configured with automatic connection. But some PCs are not. The users of such kind of PC face difficulties to connect their PC to Internet at start up. Below the solution is given with necessary screen shots:

1. At first go to control panel and look for ‘Network and Sharing Center’ and then enter the option.

Control Panel

 

2. Now click ‘Internet Options’.

Internet Options

 

3. When the internet options window will appear, switch to ‘Connections’ Tab.

Internet Options 2

 

4. After that click ‘Set default’ Option.

Internet Options 3

 

5. Then click ‘Always dial my default connection’.

Internet Options 4-1

 

6. At last, save the changes by clicking apply and then OK.

Internet Options 4

 

Automatic connection works only when your internet connection device is inserted with your computer.  After making all the changes re start your computer. You’ll then find a dialing dialogue box and after a few seconds your computer will be automatically connected to internet. Automatic connection is mostly recommended to the people who use avast antivirus on their computer. Without automatic connection, automatic update of Avast antivirus may hampered.

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Write and Read Bangla On Web on mobiles that doesn’t support Bangla

Bangla is now the 5th largest spoken language in the world. Now in the time of web, the use of Bangla has been increased vastly. Users of internet has also been increased in Bangladesh. Now many Bangladeshis write their status message, write blog and many other things in Bangla. But who use mobile phone, can’t read or write Bangla on web if their phone doesn’t support Bangla. Opera mini has brought the solution. You can both write and read Bangla on web using a opera mini web browser on your compatible handset.

 

Reading Bangla:

Don’t worry if your phone has no Bangla language support. You can easily see Bangla writing on web using opera mini. For this you’ll need to make a simple change in opera mini’s user agent setting. To do this tusk,

  • Click opera mini’s address bar and write ‘opera:config’ and press go.
  • When user agent setting page will appear, scroll down to the bottom of the page.
  • You’ll see an option named ‘Use bitmap for complex fonts’. In default mode, the option is kept disabled. Enable it by making changing the setting to ‘Yes’ from ‘No’.
  • Now click ‘Save’ and leave the page pressing ‘#4’

That’s all about enabling Bangla viewing feature as a complex script on opera mini. The phone that has in build Bangla font viewing feature, will not need the described process to view Bangla. Normally the phones shows Bangla Fonts.

The change of the setting is only for all versions of opera mini. Opera mobile doesn’t need this change.

 

Writing Bangla:

From now, you can write Bangla on web using your mobile phone even if that has no Bangla font installed in that’s system memory. It’s as simple as drinking water. Only you need to write Bangla on web is,

  • A opera mini or opera mobile browser
  • Copy, cut and paste option in phone’s default system

Now let’s come to the point. Just open opera mini and go to ‘http://writebangla.com/WriteAvroPhoneticBangla.html’ . Here you’ll see a blank box in the header ‘Bangla Input Box’. Here write the Bangla sentence in English alphabet and after writing press OK. Then You’ll see the some boxes in the box, under the header named ‘Convert English to Bangla’. Those are the unsupported Bangla fonts those has been converted from the English alphabets you wrote on Bangla input Box’. Now copy the unsupported texts and paste wherever you want.

Now enjoy reading and writing your favorite language, Bangla on web using your mobile, just like you do on your PC.

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Sunday, May 13, 2012

Writing Bangla On web without software

Do you want to write and see Bengali (Bangla font) on internet while accessing through a mobile or computer? Well, you are in the right place. Follow these easy tips to use Bangla fonts on mobile and/or computer:


To Enable Bangla Reading and Writing on Mobile Phones

1.To see Bangla fonts on web, one needs to have java enabled mobile phone at first.

2. Installation of a compatible version of opera mini for the phone.

3. Write 'opera:config' on opera mini's address bar and then press 'Go'. You'll be redirected to opera mini's user agent setting page.

4. Scroll down to the bottom of the page. You'll see an option named 'use bitmap for complex scripts'. As default, the option is disabled. Enable the feature pressing 'Yes' from the drop-down menu of this option. Then press 'Save'


After making this little change on user agent setting, you'll be able to see any writing written in Bangla on web. If a phone doesn't have Bangla font pre-installed as writing language, you can still write Bangla on web using the phone.


To write Bangla on web, a mobile phone needs to have the compatibility of 'opera mini 5 or higher' or the phone needs to have 'copy-cut' feature. If your phone have compatibility on these issues, just go to writebangla.com. Now write whatever you want on the text box on the page. Write just like you write Bangla using English alphabets. After finishing writing, press done or ok. The page will automatically be reloaded. Then you can see the converted fonts those you written in the blank box. On those Bangla fonts you'll see another editable text box where you'll see something like boxes. Those are the Bangla unicodes of the writings you wrote on first text box. Now copy those and paste on the text box where you want to write Bangla. You can write Bangla like this while sending emails, commenting on friends' wall posts on social networks or any other place on web. To see Bengali keymap, go here: AvroPhoneticKeymap.


To Enable Bangla Reading and Writing on Computer


Viewing and writing Bangla on compute is easier. You don't need to have specific web browser to read or write Bangla on web. The thing you need to have on your computer is, a unicode Bangla font installed in it. SolaimanLipi is a standard unicode Bangla font. Download it from here. Or write click on your mouse and click 'save link as' to download this font. After installing this font, you'll be able to read and write in Bangla on web. To install a font on computer, just copy or cut the font from the hard drive you kept the font and paste that on 'Fonts' folder, generally found in C://windows/Fonts. Just paste SolaimanLipi in this folder. The font will be installed.


One can write Bangla on web just as described above for writing Bangla using mobile phones. Click this link: OnlineWriteBanglaPad and write Bangla on web from computer following the instructions given in KeyMap. But you can directly do it using 'Avro keyboard'. Download Avro keyboard from here. Then follow the instructions given in that applications help tab to write Bangla correctly on web.

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Installing Trusted Certificates on Mobile phone

Now a days, mobile phone has become a part and parcel of our life. We not only call to our friends and relatives using a mobile phone but also send short messages, browse internet and many more. Many of us visit secure website like yahoo, gmail, msn, facebook etc. If your phone is a certificate supported phone, it may show a warning message telling 'Website not certified, continue with a secure connection?' or something like this when you access those secure connection using the default browser of phone. Sometimes that message shows for a several times. Then we need to press the 'Yes' button to allow accessing a secure connection. This is disturbing. On the other hand, during receiving email or synchronizing contacts on our phones' default database we see warning messages like that. This problem can be solved easily by installing some certificate on phone memory, that means, phone's file system.


In this article I'll show you how easily certificates can be installed into phone. To see if your phone is certificate supported or not, go to setting, then scroll to security. Here you’ll find an option named ‘certificates’. Click this option and you’ll see the trusted certificates installed in your phone system. If you don’t find any option like ‘certificate’ or ‘security’ into ‘Settings’, you may find that into ‘internet’. If you can’t find these things into your phone, your phone is not a certificate supported one. Now let’s see how to install certificate into phone.


You need a computer to do this deal. The computer needs to have internet connection and all security of that updated. Trusted certificate can be found in web browser of a computer. Here I’ll show you the process of copying trusted security certificates from Internet Explorer and Mozilla Firefox.


Internet Explorer: On Internet Explorer,

go to ‘Tools>Internet Option>On the middle of the tabs, click ‘Content’>On the middle of the window, click ‘Certificates’. Here you’ll see six tabs named

1. Personal

2. Other People

3. Intermediate Certification Authorities

4. Trusted Root Certification Authorities

5. Trusted Publishers

6. Untrusted Publishers

Click these tabs and you’ll see the trusted certificates. Now you need to copy the certificate into file. To do it,

double click on any of the certificates.

Then click details. Before copying to file check that the certificate is expired or not from the ‘General’ tab. On the bottom of the window, click ‘copy to file’. Continuously click ‘Next’ until the name field appear. Now give a name any of your choice and save that with (.cer) extension. That’s all.


Mozilla Firefox:

On Mozilla Firefox, click ‘Tools>Option>click the last tab, ‘Advanced’>click ‘view certificates’. Here you’ll find five tabs those contains the trusted certificates. Click any of the certificate you as your need and then click ‘Export’. Now give the file name with (.cer) extension and make the file type ‘All files’ and then save.

Installing on phone: You may install a certificate in several ways. Just copy the file to memory card or phone memory. This time the certificates can be shown as unsupported item on phone. Now send the certificates to the phone where you need to install the certificates via bluetooth or infrared. This is the easiest way to install certificate on phone. After installing a certificate on phone some phone restarts or some phone ask for continuation of installing the certificate without restart. Now you have necessary certificates on your phone and from then the warning message will not show while browsing secure networks.

N.B: Certificates from mozilla firefox may not support on most of the phones as the certificates on mozilla firefox are of (.pem) extension. But most of the phones supports certificates of (.cer) extension

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Wednesday, August 10, 2011

Storing mobile numbers on web

It's very important to store our mobile numbers. If once those are lost, it's very hard to manage those all. Mobile numbers can be lost for several reasons. One can lose those for factory resetting, flashing or updating phone without making backup of phonebook. On the other hand if you ever forget to take your phone outside with you, online backup may help you find your necessary phone number. Now let's see how we can store or backup phone numbers on web.


To store or backup phonebook on web, you'll need to synchronize your phonebook with web. There are several websites those provides phonebook synchronizing service. Facebook, google, pleex etc are like some examples. Among these, I've found google sync as the most convenient way of synchronizing contacts. Here I'll describe how to configure Google Sync on phone.


Requirements:

  • Internet and syncml enabled mobile phone
  • A Gmail ID


Now configure your phone using following information:

  • Give a name of your synchronization account. Usually 'Google sync' is used.
  • Use https://m.google.com/syncml as server address.
  • Use your own gmail ID and password on 'Username' and 'Password' field.
  • Use your active internet profile on 'Connection' field and then click the check box of contacts in 'Application' Field.
  • Write 'contacts' in 'contact database' of 'Application setting'
  • Leave other fields unchanged. You may set 'Synchronization interval' as your wish.

Now synchronize all your contacts with your google account and enjoy managing your contacts from anywhere and any computing device with the help of internet.