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ProjectWorld.org   Conducting seminar on Learn 'n' Earn with ProjectWorld.org  at Bhagwati Institute of Technology, Ghaziabad for Engineering Students on 22nd Sept 2016 from 11 and 1 pm. Inviting B.Tech (CS/IT), MCA and BCA students from various colleges to be part of Project Development Cell as Pre-Placement Model.

Gmail Automation: 5 Useful Google Scripts to Automate Your Gmail 1. Auto delete emails after X number of days Very often, after we read the email, we will just keep it in our inbox, regardless whether it is useful or not. While Google gives you tons of space to store your emails, you might still want to clean up your inbox and get rid of those useless emails. The following script can check emails with the “Delete Me” label and delete them after “x” number of days. 1. Go to  Google Scripts  and create a blank project (make sure you are logged into your Google account). Paste the following script and save it. function auto_delete_mails ( ) { var label = GmailApp.getUserLabelByName ( "Delete Me" ) ; if ( label == null ) { GmailApp.createLabel ( 'Delete Me' ) ; } else { var delayDays = 2 // Enter # of days before messages are moved to trash var maxDate = new Date ( ) ; maxDate.setDate ( maxDate.getDate ( ) -delay...

How To Add Hibernate Option in Windows 10 What Does Hibernate Option do ? Your PC goes into Hibernation state when you select Hibernate option. It saves the current state and shuts down itself and saves battery power. When you turn on the PC again, all open programs and files will just be the way you left them earlier, nothing lost. How To Add Hibernate Option in Windows 10 Click  Start  button and type “ Power Option ” search bar, select the Power Options (Control Panel) and open it. Now select the “ Choose what the power buttons do ” option on the left hand side. Next click  the link that says “ Change settings that are currently unavailable “. Just scroll down and at the bottom of page you can see the option “ Hibernate ” in Shutdown settings section check it. Tada! That’s it. check your windows Power menu and you will find the Hibernate-button. It is good send your PC to hibernation when don’t us...

How To Disable USB Port In Windows No One Can Steal Your Data Have you ever realised the insecurity whenever your relative or friends use your computer without taking your prior permission? may be yes, because you may have your confidential files and other documents which you really don’t want to open publically. If you really want to block your USB port in your Windows then you should follow the process and instruction we have provided below, the instruction will lead you, that how can it be possible, you can really block your USB port and later on, you can able to unblock it. There are three best methods in which you can block your USB port: 1. Block By Changing The Registry 2. Block By Disabling USB Device Manager 3. Block By Uninstalling Your USB Mass Storage Drivers To Analysis Your Steps On Every Methods! Follow the below instruction in 3 Methods! #1 Block USB Port By Changing The Registry In this process you can change your registry value so that you can blo...

How To Enable Hidden Dark Theme Of Windows 10 In today’s tutorial, we are going to explore Windows 10 secrets because what we found will really amaze you if you are the owner of your Windows 10. This cannot be denied that how Windows 10 default system theme visualises with lots of bright-white but did you know that there is hidden dark theme developed by Microsoft itself. To get that dark theme you just need to follow the below steps that how really your system Windows 10 hiding the dark theme from you. At the time of your Win 10 purchase you were not being told all these secrets and today the reason of sharing this secret is to make you aware that how wonderful look of this hidden theme is. In Windows 10 by default, the dark theme is disabled and to do it enable follow all the steps. Firstly it starts from the registry editor, just make sure that you should get each and every steps perfectly. Step1.  From the keyboard press  Win+R , and within the  Run Com...