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Favicons are those little icons that usually are located next to the address bar on the right hand side of your Firefox web****browser. NOTE: Been tested and tried in Firefox 3.0.12 but should work in all different versions of Firefox. Answer: Open Firefox In the address bar type in the following ‘about:config’ and hit enter Search for ‘browser.chrome’ by using the filter option. Now two options will appear ‘browser.chrome.favicons’ and ‘browser.chrome.site_icons’ ...

Add the following snippet of code in your theme to the location where you would like the menu’s to be displayed. <?php if ( is_user_logged_in() ): wp_nav_menu( array( 'menu' => 'Loggedin' ) ); else: wp_nav_menu( array( 'theme_location' => 'primary' ) ); endif; ?> Basically, what the code above does, it checks if the user is logged-in and then displays the LoggedIn menu, you may replace LoggedIn with your menu name. If the user is not logged-in we display the primary menu. ...

In the main menu tool bar click on the `Tools` option and then on `Options` from the `Tools` menu Now the Options window will pop-up Click on the Spelling tab Under General Options tick the checkbox next to `Always check spelling before sending` Click on OK Check spelling before sending is now active

Open Internet Explorer 8 Click on Tools and then Internet Options Click on the Security Tab and then on Internet and click on the **Custom level…**button In the Security Settings - Internet Zone under the Scripting Section Enable Active scripting Click on OK and OK again and then JavaScript will be enabled. ...

Sometimes it’s difficult to differentiate between Internet Explorer 7 and 8 and that’s where this information come in handy Open Internet Explorer Press the key combination ALT+H together Then select About Internet Explorer within About Internet Explorer you will find the version

This can be done via the Terminal Close Apple Mail Open the Terminal via Applications -> Terminal Execute the following command from the Terminal Window defaults write com.apple.mail DisableInlineAttachmentViewing -bool yes Restart Apple Mail and the images won’t appear inline anymore

Click on Tools -> Options Select the Security button Click on the Passwords tab Click the Saved Passwords… button Search for your Email address Click on the Show Passwords button When prompted with a message “Are you sure you wish to show your passwords?” click on the Yes button Your email password will now be revealed

If you delete your emails within your inbox and they are still there only with a strikedthrough it means that the messages have been deleted but it’s not hidden in your Inbox To solve this login to webmail.co.za using your Username and Password Then click on Settings and then on Options Then under General Options check the checkbox next to Hide deleted messages and click on update to save your settings ...

If you were using Evolution Mail using Linux, in our case the Ubuntu distribution and need to switch over to Windows Vista using Mozilla Thunderbird and need to import your Evolution mailbox to your Thunderbird mailbox. NOTE: Linux distribution used Ubuntu (May differ from other distributions) Follow these steps below to import your mail successfully. STEP 1 In Linux, locate the home directory and then the user (usually your name/username). The Evolution mail folder is hidden, so press CTRL+H together to view hidden folders. ...

Once Microsoft Outlook 2007 is running click on the Tools menu item Under the Tools menu item click on the menu that is labeled Account Settings Now a list of email accounts will be listed, double click on the email account on which you need to adjust the Server Timeout Click on the More Settings button then on the Advanced Tab Now a section labeled Server Timeouts will appear. Adjust the slider all he way to Long and click OK Click on Next and then on Finish and restart Outlook After the restart the Server Timeouts will be increased for the selected email account