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Password Protect Any Folder Without Any Software

In my previous post i have teach you to hide files behind images. In this tutorial i will show you interesting and usefull trick to password protect folder without using any software using batch file programming. This trick will work on all windows platform (Win XP, Win 7). Follow below tutorial to learn this trick. How To Lock Folder ?    1.  Open  Notepad and Copy code given below into it. cls @ ECHO  OFF title coolhacking-tricks.blogspot.com if EXIST "Control Panel.{21EC2020-3AEA-1069-A2DD-08002B30309D}" goto UNLOCK if NOT EXIST MyFolder goto MDMyFolder :CONFIRM echo Are you sure to lock this folder? (Y/N) set/p "cho=>" if %cho%==Y goto LOCK if %cho%==y goto LOCK if %cho%==n goto END if %cho%==N goto END echo Invalid choice. goto CONFIRM :LOCK ren MyFolder "Control Panel.{21EC2020-3AEA-1069-A2DD-08002B30309D}" attrib +h +s "Control Panel.{21EC2020-3AEA-1069-A2DD-08002B30309D}" echo Folder locked goto End ...

PicsArt - Photo Studio for Windows 8PicsArt - Photo Studio for Windows 8

COVER PicsArt - Photo Studio  is an excellent program for creating, discovering and sharing photos with your friends.  Packed with editing tools Much like other photo editors such as  Fresh Paint  or  Photoshop Express , PicsArt Photo Studio lets you personalize the photos you take on your phone. The reason PicsArt - Photo Studio is such a stand-out program is due to the sheer number of options you have for customizing your photos. You can take pictures from your phone's camera, or import them from Facebook . Once you've taken a picture or loaded one, you have a lot of  different editing options  to play around with. PicsArt - Photo Studio has lots of different effects to alter the feel of the picture you just took. You can also draw onto an image to add a bit more life to it, or to highlight a particular area of the picture. You can apply effects to your photos with PicsArt, choosing from a decent range of preset  ...

An updated app guide and new video tips to help you find success on Google Play

Last year, we introduced our first playbook for developers, “ The Secrets to App Success on Google Play ”, to help you grow your app or game business, which has been downloaded more than 200,000 times.. Many new features have since been announced on the platform – from Store Listing Experiments and beta testing improvements to App Invites and Smart Lock for Passwords. Get the second edition of “The Secrets to App Success on Google Play” Hot off the press, you can now download the  second edition  to learn about all the new tools and best practices for improving the quality of your app, growing a valuable audience, increasing engagement and retention, and earning more revenue. Get the book on Google Play  in English now or you can  sign-up to be notified  when the booklet is released in the following languages: Bahasa Indonesia, Deutsch, español (Latinoamérica), le français, português do Brasil, tiếng Việt, русский язы́к, ไทย, 한국어, 中文 (简体), 中文 (繁體), 日...

Hungering for Game Utilities?

At  Fun Propulsion Labs  we spend some of our time building sample games to help demonstrate how to make easy-to-build, performant, cross-platform games. With the growth of  Google Cardboard , we got to work and over many long evenings, feeding our animal hunger on sushi, we came up with  Zooshi . Zooshi is an  open source , cross-platform game written in C++ which supports: Android, Android TV, Windows, OSX, and Linux Google Cardboard Google Play Games Services sign-in and leaderboards on Android Level customization Zooshi serves as a demonstration of how to build Android games using a suite of newly released and updated open source game technologies from Google: Motive  drives our Animation system, giving life and movement to the characters and environment. CORGI , the Component Oriented Reusable Game Interface, is an Entity-Component system designed to allow users to define complicated game objects as collections of modular, custom-defin...

Android Studio 1.5

Android Studio 1.5 is now available in the stable release channel. The latest release is focused on delivering more stability, with most of the enhancements being made under the hood (along with addressing several bugs).  Some of the specific bug fixes, include the ability to use short names when code-completing custom views. In addition to the stability improvements and bug fixes, we’ve added a new feature to the memory profiler. It can now assist you in detecting some of the most commonly known causes of leaked activities. There are also several new lint checks. Here's one below which warns you if you are attempting to override resources referenced from the manifest. If you’re already using Android Studio, you can check for updates from the navigation menu (Help → Check for Update [Windows/Linux] , Android Studio → Check for Updates [OS X]). For new users, you can learn more about Android Studio, or download the stable version from the  Android Studio sit...

Android Studio 2.0 Preview

One the most requested features we receive is to make app builds and deployment faster in Android Studio. Today at the Android Developer Summit , we’re announcing a preview of Android Studio 2.0 featuring Instant Run that will dramatically improve your development workflow. With Android Studio 2.0, we are also including a preview of a new GPU Profiler. All these updates are available now in the canary release channel, so we can get your feedback. Since this initial release is a preview, you may want to  download  and run an additional copy of Android Studio in parallel with your current version. New Features in Android Studio 2.0 Instant Run: Faster Build & Deploy Android Studio’s instant run feature allows you to to quickly see your changes running on your device or emulator. Getting started is easy. If you create a new project with Android Studio 2.0 then your projects are already setup. If you have a pre-existing app open  Settings/Preferences , the ...

API Updates for Sign-In with Google

With the release of  Google Play services 8.3 , we’ve made a lot of improvements to Sign-In with Google. In the first  blog post of this ongoing series, we discussed the user interface improvements. Today, we will look further into the changes to the API to make building apps that Sign-In with Google easier than ever before. Changes to basic sign in flow When building apps that sign in with Google, you’ll notice that there are a lot of changes to make your code easier to understand and maintain. Prior to this release, if you built an app that used Sign-In with Google, you would build one that attempted to connect to a GoogleApiClient. At this point the user was presented with an account picker and/or a permissions dialog, both of which would trigger a connection failure. You would have to handle these connection failures in order to sign in. Once the GoogleApiClient connected, then the user was considered to be signed in and the permissions could be granted. The proces...

How to Print to PDF on Any Computer, Smartphone, or Tablet

All modern computers, smartphones, and tablets can now easily print web pages and other documents to PDF files without any extra software. Microsoft added this to Windows 10, and Apple added it to iOS 9. PDF is a standard, portable document format that works across all devices. It’s ideal for archiving and sharing web pages and other documents. It’s just more compatible than other types of documents, like  Microsoft’s XPS document format . Windows 10 RELATED ARTICLE 10 Overlooked New Features in Windows 10 Windows 10 includes some flashy new features like Task View virtual desktops, Cortana, the Edge browser, a Start menu, and apps...  [Read Article] Windows 10 finally  adds a built-in PDF printer to Windows . In any application — from Windows desktop apps to those new Windows Store apps — just select the “Print” option in the menu. You’ll see “Microsoft Print to PDF” appear in the list of installed printers. Select that printer and click the “Pr...

Steve Ballmer doesn’t think Universal apps will work Windows needs “Android apps”

At Microsoft’s annual shareholder meeting, ex-Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer gave some less than stellar feedback on Microsoft’s current practices and offered advice on how the company can turn their mobile business around. According to Ballmer, the software giant doesn’t share profit margins or sales figures with shareholders, instead providing yearly revenues run rates, which approximates what the company’s revenue would be if current sales levels were extended to a full 12 months. The former CEO argued that Microsoft needs to makes it’s hardware and cloud margins visible as well, so that shareholders have an accurate representation of how the company is doing. During the meeting, current Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella was questioned about the app gap and the company’s mobile phone strategy to which he replied that the all-platform Universal Windows Apps would help to fix. Ballmer immediately disagreed, stating that windows phones won’t find success unt...