How to Install Corel Draw X7

Corel Draw Graphics Suite ,with a fresh look, new must-have tools and major feature enhancements, Corel Draw Graphics Suite X7.5 opens up a world of new creative possibilities. We’ve designed several new workspaces that reflect your natural workflow, so that everything is right where you need it, when you need it. Whether you’re creating graphics and layouts, editing photos or designing websites, this complete suite of graphic design software helps you design your way.

How to Install?

Download and extract files
Install Corel Draw Graphics Suite X7.5 (Trial)
Block your internet connection
Start Corel Draw , In Help Menu Click on Sign In
another window will open click on Already Purchased (bottom)
Use XFORCE to generate your serial and choose offline activation
Copy Your Installation Code into XF keygen and generate your Activation Code
Copy it back into Corel Activation Window

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Minimum System Requirements

Microsoft Windows 8/8.1 (64-bit editions), Windows 7 (64-bit editions), all with latest service packs installed
Intel Core 2 Duo or AMD Athlon 64
2 GB RAM
1 GB hard disk space (for installation without content)
Mouse, tablet or multi-touch screen
1280 x 768 screen resolution
DVD drive (required for box installation)
Microsoft Internet Explorer 8 or higher
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Bloggers: 6 Steps For The Perfect SEO Formula

Welcome back, Class. If you are expecting the easy, nothing-to-it type of list we covered in Article Writing: 6 Rules To Getting The Perfect Format, we are happy to disappoint. The 6 steps to the ideal SEO formula are the most difficult and just as important for the perfect articles and blog posts every single time.

With some major Google Panda updates, some of you may find it even more difficult to nail the right methods. There is nothing more powerful than or as riveting as an article or blog post with the perfect format and SEO formulas. Let’s explore the 6 steps for the right SEO formula.

Step 1: The Perfect Articles Or Posts Keyword

If you have been writing since the 1990s, you will still remember what it was like to write content around keyword density. It can be a hard habit to break. The Panda algorithm took keyword stuffing out of the equation a couple of years ago and I still catch myself worrying over how to stuff keywords and have to stop and remind myself not to do so.

Too many keywords can kill an article quicker than a bullet. Step One is easy. Stop worrying about keyword density and write original, free-flowing content.

Step 2: The Title

Keyword optimization still exists. The Panda is a wise old bear indeed. He knew that doing away with keyword density would alleviate the unoriginal content problem.

He also knew that keywords are the easiest way for a search engine to connect traffic to the websites they seek. Place your researched keyword in the title as close to the beginning as possible to help the search engines find your website or blog.

Step 3: Images Are Worth Much More Than A Thousand Words

The images tags are how a server reads and understands what a website’s images are all about. Servers do not see the images. All they can do is read the descriptions that are placed in the tags.

The wise placement of a keyword in your image alt tag is another way the search engines can find your content and bring you the traffic your perfect articles or blog posts deserve.

Step 4: Optimize H1

Your Header 1 is an excellent place to put a keyword simply because it is the one subtitle on the page that you know Google’s spider will crawl. It is also possible that it will crawl and index your H2 and H3 subtitles but it will definitely crawl your H1, so do not miss the opportunity to get your perfect articles or blog posts noticed.

Placing keywords in these areas takes a little planning. Think it through beforehand for the perfect content, header, and keyword optimization.

Step 5: The Ice Cream Sprinkles Dilemma

We learned quickly when we were children about the ice cream sprinkle effect on our cones and sundaes. Too many sprinkles are pretty, but they detract from the taste of the ice cream flavor. If we put too few sprinkles on our ice cream, we barely notice them at all and it defeats the purpose. We became sprinkle experts in a hurry. Thus it is… with keywords.

Too few keywords may as well be none and too many will cause Google to pass you by, which defeats the purpose. You have to get a feel for the perfect amount of keywords without worrying about saturation. That is like telling someone that the ship is sinking but not to worry about it because there are not enough lifeboats anyway. How can you not worry about something for which there is no clear answer?

Place a keyword in your title, a keyword in your H1 subtitle, a keyword in your perfect article’s or blog post’s first and last sentence, and of course, your images alt text. Once you have these 5 keywords in place, one in each paragraph or in every other paragraph are more than enough and not too many. As long as your five bases are covered, write naturally.

Step 6: Content Is King

We have learned about formatting and optimizing the perfect articles. The question is… are they really perfect? The answer lies in your content.

Once you have formatted and optimized your work, go back, read everything very slowly, and then ask yourself these 5 questions.

Is it interesting?
Is it informative?
Does it answer all the questions that it raises?
Does it have anything of value for the reader?
Is it original?

If you can honestly say yes to all of the 5 questions above then congratulations are in order. You may have just recreated the SEO formula for the blog posts every single time.

Practice Makes Perfect

You may not be Stephen King, but you will be your client’s favorite content writer and well on your way to securing a reputation as a dynamite article and blog writer. So what are you waiting for? The perfect articles or blog posts takes practice.

How To Turn On/Off Windows Action Center Message On Your PC

How often do you see this image when you are on Windows? It’s annoying, isn’t it? Every time you restart your PC that reminder comes on to nag you.

These messages are coming from the Action Center. The Action Center helps to scan your PC for security and maintenance issues, and it will alert you if necessary. If you have Windows Defender disabled, you will be repeatedly prompted to "Turn on virus protection". If you want to opt-out from receiving messages like this, this is the quick tip you should be reading.

Turn Action Center Message On Or Off

To begin, start off by searching for Action Center on Windows 8 Metro search; click to open it. For Windows 7 users, go to Control Panel > System & Security > Action Center.

Next, click on Change Action Center settings at the left sidebar in the window. You will arrive at the Action Center settings page where you can choose the messages you don’t want to be prompted with.

To turn off Action Center messages, untick any of the options. If you do not wish to receive any further messages from Action Center, untick all of the options. Once done, click OK.

Hide Icon And Notifications

Ultimately, you can also turn off all notifications from Action Center directly from the taskbar icon. To do that, click on the up arrow button at the taskbar and then click on Customize.

Next, choose to Hide icon and notifications under the Behaviors tab in Action Center. Click OK and you’re done.

How To Add New "Send To" Destination (Right Click) In Windows | Hacking Is Magic

When transferring files out of your computer in Windows 7 or 8, you will normally right click on the required file, then select the ‘Send to’ option. You can then send the file via Bluetooth, third-party services like Dropbox or Evernote among a few other destinations.

However, some of these destinations may not be what you need or even use at all. Wouldn’t it prefer to customize these destinations as you like?

intro image. send to with no new location

With a little tweak in Windows operating system you can add more locations to ‘Send to’ without the need of any external softwares.

Getting Started

To add more locations to the ‘Send to’ menu, search for ‘Run’ from the Windows Start Menu.

In the box that pops up, type ‘shell:sendto’ and press Enter.

You will arrive at a folder where you can add in your choice of destinations. To add, just drag and drop the location icon or copy and paste the shortcut of the destination you want.

drag and drop new location in send to folder

Check to see if your destination as been added, just right-click on any file and hover over ‘Send to’.

new send to with charger card location in it

You can insert as many destinations as needed under the ‘Send to’ option.

Automating Repetitive Windows Task With Folder Actions | Hacking Is Magic

Here’s the situation: you got back from an awesome vacation and want to organize your vacation photos but you have literally hundreds of photos to go through, renaming them,converting or compressing them and more. What if we told you that you don’t have to do everything single task on one file at a time.

On the Mac OS, there are built-in features to automate Folder Actions to help save time and reduce repetitive tasks. If you work on Windows, you can do the same with this tool called Folder Actions. Best of all, you can even carry out user-defined actions. Here is a walkthrough of the features of Folder Actions.

Getting Started

You can get started by downloading the software here. Don’t worry about how simple the site looks. The lack of a complicated design doesn’t diminish the purpose the site is there to serve.

Once you are done installing it, open Folder Actions and look for the ‘+‘ icon on the top left. Click on it to bring up a window where you can browse for the folder that you wish to use Folder Actions on.

Available Preset Actions

Once you have located your folder of files, here are some of the things you can do to the batch of files.

Rename Files: Renames files that are added into the folder. There is no batch rename support for now.

Convert Image Files: All your images can be converted to a different image format such as jpg, png, tif, gif and bmp with customized quality.

Convert Video Files: As for videos, conversions into MP4 iPhone, MP4 iPod, MP4 Blackberry, MP4 PSP, 3GP Mobile, FLV, AVI and MPEG are supported.

Convert Audio Files: You can convert your audio or video files into an audio format like mp3, wav and etc.

Compress or Decompress Files: Easily compress files into your chosen compress formats and automatically decompress any added compressed files in the folder. File formats supported for compression are .zip, .7z, .gzip, .tar. File formats supported for decompression are .zip, .7z, .rar, .arj.

User-Defined Actions

Apart from these preset actions you can enable more features through .bat files, or third-party scripts. For instance, here is an example where you can use an external script called Ghostscript to convert JPG files to PDF.

Advantages & Limitations

The good news is the tool is light on resources, even when converting/processing images or videos in the background. The software also has a very simple layout, and doesn’t require an Internet connection to work.

However, the number of things this tool can run is rather limited. Although you can solve that with the user-defined actions, not everyone is comfortable running .bat format files and scripts – a user-friendly UI would be better. Another thing is that while you can run two actions on the same folder (using the sub-folder feature), you will be prompted with an error message "File is in use" every time.

Conclusion

As you can see, users who have to do a lot of repetitive tasks on their laptop may find use for Folder Actions even though they will have to first find the script for that action. But don’t let that stop you from trying out the tool. Let us know how you like or dislike the app in the comments section.

Bypass Windows Login Password with Trinity Rescue Kit | Hacking Is Magic

Trinity Rescue Kit (Click Here to Download) is use for to bypass the Login of windows platform windows 7, XP 2, XP 3 and all. Most systems that use a password authentication mechanism need to store these passwords ( or their hashes ) locally on the machine. This is true for Operation system (Windows ,Linux,Cisco IOS) Network hardware ( Router, Switches) etc. Windows Stores local usernames in the SAM database ( Security Accounts Manager ) , as well as in other places .

The SAM file can be found in %SYSTEMROOT%\system32\config and is inaccessible for reading,copying or writing while Windows is running . A backup copy of the SAM can usually be found in %SYSTEMROOT%\repairs. This file is not locked by the OS and can be accessed given sufficient privileges.