Sunday, April 23, 2006
Sunday, April 09, 2006
Sunday, March 12, 2006
Using A Blackberry as a Modem on a Laptop

Using Blackberry such as 7100, 7290, 7250, 8700, 7130e, and more can now be used just like an external modem for a laptop computer.
All current devices that are listed here comes with modem, and connection can me made by using USB cable that comes with blackberry device.
First Step
Launch Blackberry Handheld Manager (software).
Use USB cable to connect your blackberry to your laptop.
Special Configuration will be required:
Go to Control Panel
Phone & Modem Option, in the modem tab choose standard modem on a new port(com 6 or com11)
Click properties and advanced and add the following Extra Initializations’ command
For TMobile type +cgdccont=1,”IP”,”wap.voicestream.com”,””,0,0
Second Step
Add a New Internet Connection
Click start / Connect To / show all connection and create NEW CONNECTION
Click next
Select connect to the internet
Select setup my connection manually
Select connect using a dial-up modem
Check only the standard modem
Give a name such as mintz blackberry
On the next screen depending on you’re your carrier:
For TMobile/At&T/Cingular: Enter Phone Number *99#
For Verizone Enter Phone Number #777
Click Next
On the next screen when asked for user name password just enter
No password will be required for TMobile Carrier.
3 Third Setup
Make sure to disable Header Compression.
Go to blackberry modem
Click properties
Click network Tab
Select Internet Protocol(TCP/IP)
Click properties button
Disable “Use IP header Compression” checkbox
Click ok to close.
Now if all things configured properly you will be serfing the net with the spped of 115 kbps.
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AT&T Hand Held Device SETUP(TETHERING)
Go to ATT.COM/wireless
Choose Business Center
Choose Solutions
Scroll down to wireless Laptop solution
Choose Communication Manager
Scroll down and down load the latest version
Save downloads to your desktop
After download complete choose Open or Run to start
Follow on screen installation wizard.
After installation re-start your laptop
Click on communicator manager located on your desktop or under Program.
Cconnect your AT&T handheld to your laptop using usb cable.
Click Connect.
In a few second you will be serfing..........
Friday, February 10, 2006
iPOD info........
Using Multiple iPOD on one computer: By default iTunes is set to automatically update all songs and playlist. If you want manual control or if you are connecting an iPOD that is synced with one computer to another system and don`t want to overwriteall the music on it, you will to switch to manual mode.
- Conect the iPOD
- click on the button when asked to link your iPOD with current libraray.
- click on iPOD icon on the iTune window and select manually manage songs and playlist.
It is possible different users to maintain iTunes under their login, however since iTunes store music under each users home folder, it will create duplicate copy of shared songs. To avoid duplicate each user can consider setting iTunes to store music to a different location on the same computer or to another networked computer. To relocate the folder, find its current location at the general tab of iTunes, advanced preference pane. Quit iTunes and move/copy the iTune music folder you just found to a new location. Now open your iTune/edit/preference/advanced/click on change and pointed to your current folder. Repeat the process for all users.
If you do not have mutiple users account there are another solution: example create multiple iTune library.
Mutiple Computer
When connecting an iPOD to more than one computer, you may want to have the same music on all computers.
iPOD on Network computers: Synchronizing iTunes can creat to much work, and using the free software called syncOtunes 0.95 will help. After installing the software:
1. Select your local iTunes Music Library.xml file, and then select the same music on remote computer across the network, and then click on compare files and click on copy
Saturday, February 04, 2006
Saturday, January 28, 2006
Accessing Citrix Apps From Linux
Follow the instruction on your screen.
This is your terminal windows screen
Type the following under # /usr/lib/ICAClient/wfcmgr
Citrix ICA Client Screen
NETWORK SETTING USIN IP – Your IP Number will be provided to you by your system Administrator only.
On the following screen click on CONNECT icon
You can adjust your screen setting from Option/Setting/ preference menu and then windows to select screen size.
Login Using your user name and password as you normally do @work
Your Screen To Access Application is now ready
This is Intranet Browser
After you are done with your work, close all opened application, and then click on Start. Logoff and then yes.
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If you receive Security Certificate Error message 61 when you try to accesses your remote applications, please follow these steps, assuming you have installed the client into the default location:
1. Navigate to the following directory /usr/lib/ICAClient/keystore/cacerts
2. Copy the certificates that Firefox uses into the directory above sudo cp /usr/share/ca-certificates/mozilla/* ./
Open Terminal screen and logon using root password. Here I had to open each directory to locate the CACERTS directory.
wkumsa@ubuntu:~$ su
Password:
root@ubuntu:/home/wkumsa# ls
Desktop ICAClient
root@ubuntu:/home/wkumsa# cd ICAClient
root@ubuntu:/home/wkumsa/ICAClient# ls
linuxx86
root@ubuntu:/home/wkumsa/ICAClient# cd linuxx86
root@ubuntu:/home/wkumsa/ICAClient/linuxx86# ls
CHARICONV.DLL install.txt Npica readme.txt VDSPMIKE.DL
L config keyboard Npica.ad setupwfc wfcmgr
desktop keystore npica.so TW1.DLL wfica
eula.txt libctxssl.so PDCRYPT1.DLL util wfica_assoc.sh
help NDS.DLL PDCRYPT2.DLL VDEUEM.DLL wfica.sh
icons nls pkginf VDSCARD.DLL
root@ubuntu:/home/wkumsa/ICAClient/linuxx86# cd keystore
root@ubuntu:/home/wkumsa/ICAClient/linuxx86/keystore# ls
cacerts
root@ubuntu:/home/wkumsa/ICAClient/linuxx86/keystore# cd cacerts
root@ubuntu:/home/wkumsa/ICAClient/linuxx86/keystore/cacerts# cp /usr/share/ca-certificates/mozilla/* ./
root@ubuntu:/home/wkumsa/ICAClient/linuxx86/keystore/cacerts#