Reset Google Apps Password
At this time, I’m facing an issue with my effort to retrieve a Google Apps administrator password. It seems someone had changed the administrator password, and the email address (where any attempt of reset-password was supposed to be delivered).
Google Apps Administrator Password Reset
Gladly, Google provides two types of procedure to reset an administrator password.
- Email Verification
Google sends reset instructions to your registered secondary email address or to another address that you specify. - Domain Ownership Verification
Reset your administrator password by domain verification.
Obviously, the first procedure just won’t do the trick in my case. So I went for the second option, which is to verify domain ownership. It is a simple procedure, consisted of two steps.
Twitter for BlackBerry Shortcuts
We have suspended UberTwitter and twidroyd for violating our policies.
That what Twitter says, and hence no more UberTwitter from now on. So, now I’m stuck with Official Twitter for BlackBerry application. What bothers me the most is, my habit of working with UberTwitter User Interface shortcuts is causing a challenge with the current environment
So after a quick browse the net, without further a due, here is the list.
Tweet Shortcuts
From a BlackBerry device with a full keyboard
- To reply to a direct message or tweet, highlight the direct message or tweet.
Press R - To reply to all of the people that are mentioned in a tweet, highlight the tweet.
Press L - To repost a tweet, highlight the tweet.
Press F - To compose a tweet.
Press C - To compose a direct message, on the Direct Messages screen
Press C - To refresh your tweet timeline
Press D
Change Files or Folders Attribute
Couple of hours ago, I had been frustrated because one of my external hard-disk wasn’t showing any files/folders due to virus attack. I opened Windows Explorer and got nothing listed in it.
So I checked the disk space usage, and I found out that something occupied the disk space. I just couldn’t see it. So I try to find a way to show hidden files, through Windows 7 Folder Options (in Control Panel, type “Folder Options” in the search bar)
Well, it didn’t work as I expected. I also have tried to change the folders/files attribute by using the command prompt (using attrib command), but to no avail. The files and folders weren’t showing in the Windows Explorer.
After hours of searching and browsing the web, I realize that the hidden status could be something at a higher level than the “ordinary” hidden attribute. So I check the folder options again and did some changes so that I could see the “protected system files” and voila! The previously hidden files (and folders) were shown in the Windows Explorer, but they still showed in gray. Which means, they were still “hidden” at that time.
Usually the simplest way would be open the properties and change the hidden attribute (by removing the tick from the chekcbox). But the thing was, the checkbox was disabled.
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