Friday, March 18, 2011

Jazz Islamabad / Pindi Bachat Offer: ProPakistani

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Jazz Islamabad / Pindi Bachat Offer: ProPakistani

Jazz Islamabad / Pindi Bachat Offer
Kiya Yeh Khula Tazaad Nahi Hai?
WorldCall Gets Financing
Zong Good Night Offer: Internet for Rs. 5/Night

Jazz Islamabad / Pindi Bachat Offer

Posted: 18 Mar 2011 01:24 AM PDT

Jazz Islamabad / Pindi Bachat Offer is a post from: ProPakistani

jazz isb Jazz Islamabad / Pindi Bachat Offer After Jazz Karachi Offer, Mobilink Jazz is now offering its Islamabad/Rawalpindi customers to enjoy a very special localized offer.

This offer brings free on-net calls during night time and 50% discounted on-net calls during day time! And, there are free 1000 SMS on all networks to enjoy!

Jazz Islamabad – Pindi Offer Details:

Free On-net calls from 11:00 p.m. to 9 a.m.
50% off on all On-net calls from 9 a.m. to 11:00 p.m.
1,000 SMS (to any network) with 1 day validity
Subscription fees of PKR 9.99 + tax/day

How to Subscribe:

Offer will only be available on JAZZ Budget package. Customers, who are not present on Jazz Budget Package, will have to migrate to Jazz Budget package to avail this offer.

For customers not present on Jazz Budget package:

Call 123 for package migration and change package to Jazz Budget
Dial *108# for subscription

For customers already present on Jazz Budget package:

Dial *108# for subscription

How to Unsubscribe:

To unsubscribe dial *108*4#

For generic Free minutes/SMS inquiry dial *110#

Details

Subscriber must be in Islamabad or Rawalpindi to avail this offer. Special rates will not be applicable if you move out of the city.
Offer for voice calls will be available for calls originated from Islamabad and Rawalpindi only and for Mobilink numbers only.
Alternate Tariff and Free SMS will be given to the customer immediately after subscription.
The feature will be on periodic subscription/automatic re-subscription. Customer can unsubscribe the offer by either dialing un-subscription USSD code or automatically due to low balance.
Govt. taxes will apply

Kiya Yeh Khula Tazaad Nahi Hai?

Posted: 17 Mar 2011 09:30 PM PDT

Kiya Yeh Khula Tazaad Nahi Hai? is a post from: ProPakistani

Few months back, in September 2010 to be exact, Telenor made following TVC, and aired it country wide on various TV channels.

If by any chance you missed this TVC, which was later pulled back by Telenor, it encouraged flirting by showing few guys going after a college girl. Have a look at the TVC yourself

Now look at following TVC, which shows a similar college girl being followed by few guys, even an uncle as well. Look at the resemblance of acts in both the ads.

As Sohail Waraich says : Kiya yeh Khula Tazaad Nahi Hai?
or its “Dair Aye Darust Aye”

Have a look please!

WorldCall Gets Financing

Posted: 17 Mar 2011 09:29 PM PDT

WorldCall Gets Financing is a post from: ProPakistani

WorldCall Telecom Limited has availed a syndicated $35 million loan facility for the company's expansion and availed the financing against corporate guarantee of Oman Telecommunication Company, the parent company, reported The News.

For the purpose, Askari Bank Limited has provided $35 million facility for a term of seven years with a grace period of two years.

Oman Telecommunications Company (Omantel), the parent company of WorldCall, on December 15, 2010 had decided to issue a written guarantee to a third party to provide funding to the company's subsidiary, WorldCall Telecom Company equivalent to $35 million.

The amount will be used to partly settle urgent dues and the rest to be used for WorldCall expansion.

This fund injection came at a time when Worldcall losses have been increased to Rs. 1.5 Billion in the year 2010 as compared to Rs. 490 million of losses in 2009. Company is facing severe competition for its WLL business, amid lowering GSM call rates.

Zong Good Night Offer: Internet for Rs. 5/Night

Posted: 17 Mar 2011 09:28 PM PDT

Zong Good Night Offer: Internet for Rs. 5/Night is a post from: ProPakistani

Zong is now offering GPRS/EDGE usage for late hours of night, i.e. from 2:00am to 8:00am for Rs. 5 per day.

Zong Good Night Offer is an amazing treat for the night surfers or those who get disconnected due to power outages.

For subscription:

Dial *906# to subscribe Zong Good Night Offer
One time subscription charges are Rs. 10 plus tax (Existing Hourly / Daily Package subscribers are exempted from the subscription fee of Good Night Offer).

Charges:

Daily Charges are Rs. 5 plus tax

By the way, Zong is also offering Hourly, Daily and Monthly GPRS Packages.

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Computer Tips From A Computer Guy

Save PowerPoint Presentations as Flash Videos

Posted: 18 Mar 2011 04:27 AM PDT

PowerPoint works well for boardroom and classroom slideshow presentations, but PowerPoint presentations do not translate smoothly to the Web. Sure, we can save the presentations as Web files, but these end up looking messy and unprofessional.

The best way to share a PowerPoint presentation on the Web, without making your audience download the PowerPoint file, is by converting the presentation into a Flash movie. One of the quickest ways to do this is with iSpring, a PowerPoint add on.

Download iSpring's free version from iSpringFree.com.

Make sure PowerPoint is closed, and then install the iSpring file. When it finishes, reopen PowerPoint. You will see a new tab on the far left of your screen called iSpring Free. Click this tab.

The tab has several options. If you are in a hurry to finish your presentation and save it as a Flash file, click Quick Publish on the far left. iSpring takes a few minutes to compile your slides, and then generates a folder with the name of your presentation. Upload the contents of the folder to your Web site to share the presentation.

The Publish button beside this one does the same thing, but gives you more options before saving the presentation. You can rename the presentation, choose where to save it (including on Slideboom.com), choose the range of slides to go in the presentation, and preview the presentation in a iSpring simulator.

Regardless of which publishing method you choose, iSpring preserves your animations and transitions.

An added feature is the ability to embed YouTube and Flash videos directly into your PowerPoint presentation. Click the YouTube or Flash button to the right of the Publish button to insert one of these videos.

iSpring also offers a pro edition of this add-on. The pro edition costs $229, and gives options to name presenters and add narration to the presentation. Educators may request a free license for iSpring Pro.

The free edition is enough for most PowerPoint users. The publishing step can take up to 10 minutes to convert from PowerPoint to Flash if the presentation is exceptionally long. Otherwise, this add-on is one of the best ways out there to make your PowerPoint presentations Web ready.

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Print from iPad to any Windows-Connected Printer

Posted: 17 Mar 2011 05:13 AM PDT

iPad prints to any AirPrint enabled printer without iPad users having to download a third-party app. AirPrint printers, however, are currently only made by HP—and none on the Apple AirPrint-Enabled list handle the kind of printing capacity most of us need. Plus, no one wants to buy a new printer just to print from the iPad!

With a small download and a few minutes of configuration, you can print from iPad to any shared printer on your PC.

To start, download the AirPrint Zip File from MediaFire. After it downloads, unzip it to C:\Program Files\airprint (if using a 64-bit system, extract to C:\Program Files (x86)\airprint). This should create a new folder in your program files called AirPrint.

Next, open a command prompt. The quickest way to do this is by typing cmd from the box at the bottom or the start menu in Windows 7, or the Run menu in previous versions of Windows.

In the command line, type:

sc.exe create AirPrint binPath= “C:\Program Files\AirPrint\airprint.exe -s” depend= “Bonjour Service” start= auto

If using a 64-bit system, type this instead:

sc.exe create AirPrint binPath= “C:\Program Files (x86)\AirPrint\airprint.exe -s” depend= “Bonjour Service” start= auto

Remember that with command lines, spacing and capitalization are extremely important. If you typed the command correctly, the computer should reply with a message that says [SC] CreativeService SUCCESS

Type the following in the command line:

sc.exe start AirPrint

The success reply is a little longer this time, and should look like:

A message should appear from your Windows Firewall asking you to approve or deny AirPrint. Click Approve. If this window does not appear on its own, navigate to the airprint folder in your Program Files, and double-click the airprint.exe file. This should make the Windows Firewall window appear.

Now, go to your iPad and try to print something. For example, in Safari, to the left of the address bar is an arrow (often used for saving bookmarks and such)—click it and select print. You can then select a printer. Whatever is showing on your iPad screen will begin printing.

If you are prompted for a password or username during the printing process, this just means you have not enabled the Guest account on your Windows computer. Enable the guest account in the Control Panel under User Accounts and restart your computer. The iPad will then print with no problem.

While there are many apps available to print on iPad, most of them cost money. This method is free, and only takes a few minutes to set up—plus, there is no danger of potential driver conflicts. With the iPad 2 reaching customer hands now, there has never been a better time to configure your network for iPad printing.

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