IT TRICKS & TECHNICAL REVIEWS: Fun

Wednesday, May 16, 2012 | 0 comments

You can search any crack application on Google by using just type application name then fbr94. ie Photoshop fbr94

Sunday, April 22, 2012 | 0 comments

As some of you might be knowing that the flight number of the plane that had hit World Trade Center on that dreadful day (9/11) was Q33NY.

Now call this trick a coincidence or anything else but whatever it is, it does startle us. you will be definately amazed by the this trick.

First open Notepad.

Type “Q33N” (without quotes) in capital letters.

Increase the font size to 72.

Change the Font to Wingdings.

Sunday, November 13, 2011 | 0 comments

How to: Create a custom template for your Facebook profile

With the new profile design rolled out by Facebook a few weeks ago, pictures have become specially relevant . The top image bar that displays thumbnails for the images you're tagged in can be easily tweaked to match your main profile picture and create a more original Facebook profile .
If you want to do something similar in your Facebook profile, just follow these steps:
1. First, download and open the Photoshop template provided by Digital Inspiration , the blogwhere I learnt about this trick. Then open a picture of yourself that's 700 pixels wide and 500 pixels high. Copy and paste this picture onto the PSD file. You may need to adjust the picture so that it fits the small thumbnails once it's cropped.
2. Go to File > Save for web and Photoshop will save all the picture slices as standalone JPG files in a folder.
3. Now log on to your Facebook profile page and upload the largest image (the 200 x 500 one) plus the five 100 x 68 thumbnails generated by Photoshop to your Profile Pictures album.
4. Here comes the tricky part: first, make sure the large image is selected as your main profile picture . Then, tag with your name the remaining five thumbnails, starting by the one that should appear furthest to the right, and ending by the one that should be displayed on the left end, beside the main picture.
5. Done! Your custom Facebook profile is finished. Of course, you can also follow this tutorial with any other graphic editor and not just Photoshop. Simply slice your picture manually following the sizes indicated in the PSD template: 200 x 500 pixels for themain image, and 100 x 68 pixels for each of the five thumbnails.