Nov 15

Earth View is one of the Windows XP Themes. This is a very nice theme that you can get for free. Yes thats right! FREE! The download link is at the bottom of this page.
*Instructions are in the file*
Download Earth View Windows XP Themes.
Blogwindowsxp.com is not responsible for anything that happens to your computer for using this theme!
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Nov 15

This is an awesome kind of grudge font made by Last Soundtrack. This font can be downloaded at Bleeding Cowboys.
Don’t know how to install a font? Install a font.
This font was found at dafont.com.
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Nov 15

This font is an awesome font that was made by Font Diner. To download this font, click here: Fontdinerdotcom Sparkly.
Don’t know how to install a font? Install a font
This font was found at dafont.com.
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Nov 15

This font is made by Billy Argel. This is a great font and is nice to use on anything. To download this font, click here: Green Piloww
Don’t know how to install a font? Install a font
This font was found at dafont.com.
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Nov 15

This font is made by Fontalicious and can be found at dafont.com. To download this file, please go to: Cheri Font.
Don’t know how to install a font? Install a font
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Nov 15
For Windows:
- To install a font, you first need a unzip tool like WinZip or something similar to it, and you can find it by searching Google. Once you download and install WinZip, find a font that you want and download that. Then go to where you downloaded the file to and extra it.
For Windows Vista users:
- Select the fonts that you want to install and right click and then click “Install”.
For all other Windows users:
- Put the files in into your “Fonts” folder and it can be found at “C:\Windows\Fonts”.
For Mac Users:
Mac OS X 10.3 or above:
- Double click on the font file and click the button that says “Install Font”.
Any Mac OS X:
- Put the fonts in the /Library/Fonts (this is for all users) or put the fonts in your /Users/Your_username/Library/Fonts (for you and you only).
Mac OS 9 or later:
For Linux Users:
- Copy the fonts to fonts:// in your File Manager, or you can go into your /home folder and in the menu you have to select ‘View’ and then click on ‘Show Hidden Files’ and then you will see a kind of hidden folder that says “.fonts” and then copy the fonts in there.
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Jul 23
If your hard drive has a NTFS partition, Disk Cleanup on Windows XP can compress old files. Disk cleanup does this to save file space on your hard drive. The downfall of this, though, is that it can take a long time and on some computers, Disk Cleanup can hang during the process. To fix this go to
Start -> Run -> type in ‘regedit’
When the registry editor pops up, go to this key
HKEY_ LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\ CurrentVersion\Explorer\VolumeCaches\Compress Old Files

And delete it. The key is the folder in Microsoft Windows XP.
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Jul 23
If you are missing the original Administrator account that is made right after a clean installation of Windows XP is installed. Once other user accounts are created, the Administrator account disappears from the logon screen. So don’t panic if you’re missing it! To bring back the ‘disappeared’ Administrator account, press ‘Ctrl + Alt + Delete’ two times at the logon screen, or otherwise known as the ‘Welcome Screen.’ This will bring back the standard logon dialog. From there, you can logon to the Administrator account.
But what if you don’t want to restart your computer to access a different user account, or logon a user that you have just modified? Just click on the ‘Log Off’ button by going here:
Start -> Log Off
Now there is a box that pops up, and all you have to do is to click the ‘Switch User’ button. This will take you back to the logon screen and you can logon to a different user in Microsoft Windows XP. Good luck!
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Jul 23
Zone Alarm Pro isn’t as easy as it seems in Microsoft Windows XP. To improve its firewall settings, launch Zone Alarms Pro. On the left hand side, click on the ‘Firewall’ tab. Then on the right, in ‘Internet Zone Security,’ set the slider to ‘High’ and select the ‘Custom’ button also.
Now the settings page is in two sections. One of them is ‘Internet Zone’ and the other is ‘Trusted Zone.’ Under the ‘Internet Zone’ tab, find the ‘High Security Settings,’ which should be at the top, and make sure ‘Allow Broadcast/Multicast’ is checked. Everything else should be unchecked.
Now go down to the ‘Medium Security Settings.’ Check all the boxes until you find ‘Block Incoming UDP Ports.’ After you have checked it, it will ask for a list of numbers. Just put in 1 through 65535. Then find ‘Block Outgoing UDP Ports.’ This should be located near the ‘Blocking Incoming UDP Ports.’ Now check ‘Block Outgoing UDP Ports,’ and for the list of ports, put in: 1 through 19, 22 through 79, 82 through 7999, and 8082 through 65535.
Find ‘Block Incoming TCP Ports’ and after you checked it, use the same ports as above. Use ports 1 through 65535. Then find ‘Block Outgoing TCP Ports’ and do the same as above, also. The ports for outgoing should be: 1 through 19, 22 through 79, 82 through 7999, and 8082 through 65535.
Now at the bottom, just click ‘Apply’ and then click on ‘Ok.’
Now go back to the ‘Firewall’ pane, go to ‘Trusted Zone Security.’ Move the slider to ‘High’ and select ‘Custom.’ Then go to the ‘Trusted Zone’ tab, and do the same as above. Put the slider on ‘High,’ and check ‘Custom.’
Now what all this does, is stops all incoming packets, and will block all pings, and viruses in Windows XP. Also, another good thing you might want to do is to manually enable ‘You want to Check for Updates.’ This will stop spyware from phoning home!
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Jul 23
Is Acrobat Reader a little slow at loading in Microsoft Windows XP? Well here is how to speed it up!
Go to
C:\Program Files\Adobe\Acrobat 6.0\Reader (If you do not use drive C: as your hard drive, then change it to your hard drive)
Now create a new folder called
plug_ins_disabled
Now all you have to do is to move all your files from
plug_ins
To your new folder
plug_ins_disabled
But do not move these files:
EWH32.api, printme.api, and search.api
Ok so now you have all but 3 files in your plug_ins_disabled folder. Good job, you have just made Acrobat Reader load faster in Windows XP!
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