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1) Windows XP comes with an on screen keyboard which you could use instead of your actual keyboard…. click on the start button…. then run button…. then type OSK and press enter….

2) Windows XP has a program called the Private Character Editor. This little tool lets you do quick-and-dirty (very dirty) font and icon design. By typing eudcedit from the Start|Run box or from a command line, you’ll be able to use this tool to design custom characters, which will show up in the Character Map under “All Fonts (Private Characters).� The resulting characters can be associated with any font, and are saved in the EUDC.EUF and EUDC.TTE files in the %SystemRoot%Fonts folder, so they can be copied and moved from system to system if needed.

3) Rename a Series of Files
Open the folder where your files are present.
Highlight all the files using shift key or Ctrl key
Right click on any of the selected files and hit rename
Give a new name

Time to update
Its been a lot of days since i blogged, i will be posting some articles related to dynamically adding controls to asp.net pages in a couple of days, until then have fun.

Found this post funny and thought of sharing it.

http://neopoleon.com/home/blogs/neo/archive/2003/09/29/5458.aspx