1. How_To_Design_Website : Part I
Recovery From PC Failure Using Windows XP's Restore Point
Have you ever done something to make an improvement and later regretted it?It would be
awesome to be able to go back in time and undo the the thing that were supposed to make
an improvement.
While life in general will not allow us to return to an earlier time to make changes, we
computer users do have such an option should we experience problems with our Windows
XP operating systems.
If you update or install the wrong device driver for your video card, and you delete
accidentally delete a critical Windows file, so what.
You can simply use Windows XP's Restore Point feature and, Tada, you're back on track
and recovered that deleted file.
Restore Points are snapshots of the state your operating system was in during that
time.Windows XP automatically creates a restore point when it senses a major change in
your operating system.And Restore Points are created every 24 hours as a safety
measure.But you can create a Restore Point manually any time you feel there is a need.
If you have a change of some sort that causes problems with the operating system, you can
tell Windows XP to revert to any Restore Point established before the problem
occured.After the rollback, every change in the operating system that happened after that
Restore Point is eliminated.
Restore Points are generally used when you experience such pc problems as extremely
slow performance of the system. Your computer responds far more slowly that it did before
you installed or updated something.
Other times to run Restore Point is when your system stops responding after an update or
installation. Be sure to create a Restore Point before making any significant change to your
computer's software or configuration.
To set a Restore Point, click on Start, point to All Programs, click on Accessories, System
Tools, and then click on System Restore.When the System Restore windows appears, click
on the button labeled "Create A Restore Point" and click Next.
Enter a description of the restore point, something like "Before scanner device driver install"
and click the Create button.A notification will inform you that a Restore Point was made.Now
click the Close button and you're all set.
Reverting to a Restore Point is as easy as create one.Click on Start, point to All Programs,
click Accessories, System Tools, and System Restore.When the System Restore window

2. appears, click on the "Restore My Computer To An Earlier Time" and then click on the Next
button.
Choose the date on which you set the Restore Point and click the Next button.Review the
information presented and save any open files.Shut down any other programs that may be
running.
Click on the Next button and now your computer will restart. As it restarts, it will present a
message informing you of the restore point. Click OK and you're done.
After reading all about setting and reverting to restore points, you should make a known
restore point if you have not done so already.Whatever you do after reading this article,
don't say I'll get to it soon.Familarize yourself with this feature and create a restore point
one.
You should try Restore Point and see how it works before you need it.Create a Restore
Point now and update something.You can update Windows Media Player for example.
After the update or the installation of a program,wait a day or so and go back to Restore
Point.Revert to the Restore Point you created and see if the old version of Windows Media
Player comes back.Or see if that old device driver is present.
Doing a simple task like this can and will boost your computer skills and give you much
more confidence in yourself and the Windows XP operating system.
Hiring a web designer to come up with the custom solution that you need can set you back
a few thousand bucks. But you can do the whole thing yourself and make it drag and drop
simple for mere pennies with a tool like Breezy Websites. See http://breezywebsites.com
for details!
HOW_TO_DESIGN_WEBSITE : End of Part I
How_To_Design_Website : Part II
Reducing Spam Using The Spam Fighting Filters
Not only are anti spam filtering programs important to keep your computers safe from
potential online hackers, viruses and bots, they are also an important time saving feature.
For example, if you own or manage a small business, if each of your employees spent just
several minutes per day reviewing and deleting spam emails, he or she would end up
wasting over 20 billable hours annually. Multiplying twenty hours by the number of

3. employees affected and you have just discovered a major time and money drain for your
company. Investing in effective anti-spam practices makes sound financial sense in terms of
productivity and computer IT savings.
As online spam continues to increase many people have turned to anti-spam programs. The
spam peddlers and the software manufactures are engaged in a battle. As the spam
proliferators continue to change up their antics the anti-spam programs themselves have
had to upgrade their software, now it has reached the point where some of the software is
so complicated, and requires so many time consuming updates, that it to is almost not worth
it.
Today's best solution seems to lie in the hands of companies which allow you to run your
emails through their servers and filters. These companies run all incoming emails through
many tests and weed out the spam. This cuts spam off at the pass and your server will
never have to encounter the spam emails. An added benefit to using these third party
servers for sifting your email, is these spam messages will no longer take up room on your
server.
As mentioned earlier the spam peddlers are upping their skill levels everyday. So, while
using a third party server will greatly reduce your risk, relying on one method alone is not
sound. As a backup measure it is a good idea to have your own anti spam software running.
The best prevention is remember when in doubt throw it out. If you receive a message from
an unknown sender, do not open it, click on it, or reply to it. Just like junk mail received in
your home's mailbox simply throw the sucker out into your computer's recycle bin.
Hiring a web designer to come up with the custom solution that you need can set you back
a few thousand bucks. But you can do the whole thing yourself and make it drag and drop
simple for mere pennies with a tool like Breezy Websites. See http://breezywebsites.com
for details!
HOW_TO_DESIGN_WEBSITE : End of Part II
How_To_Design_Website : Part III
Reducing Spam Using The Spam Fighting Filters
Not only are anti spam filtering programs important to keep your computers safe from
potential online hackers, viruses and bots, they are also an important time saving feature.
For example, if you own or manage a small business, if each of your employees spent just
several minutes per day reviewing and deleting spam emails, he or she would end up
wasting over 20 billable hours annually. Multiplying twenty hours by the number of
employees affected and you have just discovered a major time and money drain for your

4. company. Investing in effective anti-spam practices makes sound financial sense in terms of
productivity and computer IT savings.
As online spam continues to increase many people have turned to anti-spam programs. The
spam peddlers and the software manufactures are engaged in a battle. As the spam
proliferators continue to change up their antics the anti-spam programs themselves have
had to upgrade their software, now it has reached the point where some of the software is
so complicated, and requires so many time consuming updates, that it to is almost not worth
it.
Today's best solution seems to lie in the hands of companies which allow you to run your
emails through their servers and filters. These companies run all incoming emails through
many tests and weed out the spam. This cuts spam off at the pass and your server will
never have to encounter the spam emails. An added benefit to using these third party
servers for sifting your email, is these spam messages will no longer take up room on your
server.
As mentioned earlier the spam peddlers are upping their skill levels everyday. So, while
using a third party server will greatly reduce your risk, relying on one method alone is not
sound. As a backup measure it is a good idea to have your own anti spam software running.
The best prevention is remember when in doubt throw it out. If you receive a message from
an unknown sender, do not open it, click on it, or reply to it. Just like junk mail received in
your home's mailbox simply throw the sucker out into your computer's recycle bin.
Hiring a web designer to come up with the custom solution that you need can set you back
a few thousand bucks. But you can do the whole thing yourself and make it drag and drop
simple for mere pennies with a tool like Breezy Websites. See http://breezywebsites.com
for details!
HOW_TO_DESIGN_WEBSITE : End of Part III