Sunday, July 31, 2011

Computer Tips From A Computer Guy

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Computer Tips From A Computer Guy

Posted: 31 Jul 2011 04:15 AM PDT

Every Android phone comes with a pre-installed SD card for expandable memory. An SD card is a great way to store music, movies and other media to keep your phone’s built in memory open for applications and user data. SD card memory is also beneficial because you can swap SD cards in and out randomly [...]

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How to Choose Ripe Watermelons

Watermelons is a type of fruit that is enjoyed by many. Choosing a ripe watermelon at the store means you're able to start enjoying the sweet and juicy fruit as soon as you get home. However, it may be disappointing to buy a watermelon that isn't quite ready to be cut into slices to be enjoyed. There are a few things to keep in mind when choosing a ripe watermelon at a grocery store.…keep reading

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How To Create Facebook Landing Page In One Simple Step

Posted: 30 Jul 2011 11:57 AM PDT

Creating a Facebook landing/welcome page is no more difficult. Since then FBML was called off by Facebook, iFrame came to the rescue to create custom landing page for Facebook fan page. Normally to create an iFrame tab, you are required to create an app and follow certain instructions. To me, its quite hard for the beginners to catch up with it. For all those users, who look for quick setup of iframe tab, here is Static HTML: iFrame tabs a Facebook app developed to easily add custom html codes to create welcome page or landing page in minutes.

Add Static HTML Facebook app

After installing the app, assign the app to anyone of your Facebook Fan page and click Add. Now you can see welcome tab on your Facebook fan page on which we have to add the respective codes.

Example script (just to try)

<html>   <head>     <title>My Facebook Welcome Page</title>   </head>   <body>     <h1>Welcome to my Facebook Page</h1>     <p>Place a text that has to be displayed for Facebook visitors</p>   </body> </html>

If you have a close look at the app, you can see another box which is for displaying content for
‘fans only”. This option is quite useful if your running a contest for fans, you can make use of this box to enter fans only content on your Facebook fan page.

After saving the sample HTML code or the custom code create for your landing page hit save. Now view the landing page as non-fan visitor to check out the output. Finally edit your Facebook fan page and set the default landing page as welcome or whatever name you used for the Static HTML Facebook app.