Make your Computer TALK

Today i am going to share my favorite trick .This trick is  about computer speaking as mention in the heading.   Well, if you wish to know how to do this, then you have come to the right place. With this trick, you can create a script in Windows which will make your computer speak whatever you input to it. computer speak whatever you input to it like in the movies?.As it was only possible in imagination but now no need to worry .I am there to solve your problem. U r at correct place just follow my steps.

Open Notepad.
Copy and paste the exact code given below.

Dim Message, Speak
Message=InputBox("Enter text","Speak")
Set Speak=CreateObject("sapi.spvoice")
Speak.Speak Message 

3. Click on File  Menu , Save As, select All Types in Save as Type option, and save the file as backdoorengineer.vbs or "*.vbs". save the file on desktop.

.4.  Double click on the saved file, a window will open like the one in the image. Enter some text in enter text column and click OK.

5. Now enjoy enjoy.................

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Get pnr status and train time alerts as they change by free sms alerts service .

I would like to thank our Indian railways for the introduction of this free service. 

Now no more

problems of down server or looking the list in the croud

just goto this site and

register your number

in the given link  mypnrstatus.com

Now you will get alerts for pnr updates on regular intervals

or you can activate this by
sending an SMS

'MYPNR Your
10 DIGIT PNR NUMBER'



without quotes

TO


09220092200

ex type


MYPNR 5432562528


and send to


09220092200

where 5432562528 is ur pnr number.

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How to Network with VIPs on LinkedIn

One of the first pieces of advice I always give to job seekers is to network with the people you already know – friends, family, neighbors, former colleagues and fellow college alumni. These people are valuable members of your LinkedIn network and, ideally, will be happy to introduce you to potentially helpful contacts in their LinkedIn networks.                          

Mention something you have in common, such as an alma mater, hometown, professional association membership or personal interest. For instance, if you recently attended the same event as the person, you might write, “Question from fellow attendee of recent lumber expo in Chicago.”

However, there are some instances where you’ll want to reach out to people who are not at all connected to your existing network and are, in your estimation, Very Important People. Your VIPs may include recruiters, hiring managers, senior executives at prospective employers or “stars” in your industry.

Offer information. If after reading a VIP’s LinkedIn profile you come across an article the person might want to read or an event the person might want to attend, this information could be the key to connecting. For instance, your subject line might read, “Thought you might enjoy this article on special education in Africa.” (Just be sure it’s not a commonly known article or that the person hasn't shared it on her own LinkedIn status!)

   If you’re ready to network several rungs up the career ladder, here are some tips:

1. Ensure that your profile makes a great first impression. VIPs are busy people, so if they receive a LinkedIn message from you and decide to check out your LinkedIn profile, chances are they’ll only spend a few seconds reviewing it. This means your profile has to be stellar.

First, craft a profile headline that is very specific and sells your skills and uniqueness, such as “Deadline-driven copywriter with 10+ years of experience at top-tier ad agencies.” Next, make sure your profile is 100% complete so a potential employer can quickly understand your education, experience and key skills. Finally, quadruple check your profile for typos, grammar mistakes or “red flags” such as outdated certifications or unexplained gaps in your experience.

2. Do your research on each VIP. Before reaching out to anyone, but particularly to a VIP, thoroughly review the person’s LinkedIn profile. Take note of anything you have in common with this person, any recent changes in his or her employment or any recent status updates that might give you something to mention in your outreach. Doing your homework will increase your confidence and will ensure that you don’t make any big mistakes (such as asking the person what it’s like to work at a company he just left).

3. Write a “must-open” InMail subject line. If you have no connections in common with this VIP (and, therefore, cannot ask for an introduction from someone in your network), you will need to reach out by using an InMail credit (part of the Job Seeker Premium account upgrade). Since the VIP will not recognize your name, you must write a subject line that compels the person to open your message. Here are a few suggestions

Answer a specific request. If the VIP is a recruiter or executive who has specifically mentioned a job opening, then be clear that you are responding to that opportunity. For example, “Candidate for sales manager position you mentioned on WXXX radio this morning.” In this case, there’s no need to beat around the bush!

4. Write a concise, specific and polite message. A big mistake people make when reaching out to network with VIPs is writing too long of an outreach message or being too vague. Remember that this is neither a cover letter nor your life story. You must be straightforward about who you are and what you are asking this person. And you must always show respect for the person’s time. Here is an example

Subject line: Request from fellow Detroit native inspired by your TED talk.

Dear juned,

I recently viewed your TED talk online and, as someone who grew up in Detroit, I was particularly inspired by your story of success as a journalist. I am currently transitioning from a teaching career into journalism and I was wondering if you could offer any advice or resources specifically related to launching a career in digital journalism. I know you are very busy, so any guidance or suggestions would be deeply appreciated – a particular niche you recommend I pursue, blogs I should read regularly or even a news outlet that you might know is hiring in the Detroit area. Thank you for inspiring me and for considering my request.Best regards,Lindsey

5. If at first you don’t succeed, try another way. If you don’t receive a response to your InMail when you reach out to a VIP, don’t despair (and remember that the InMail credit will be replaced if you don’t receive a response). But I also recommend that you don’t follow up using the exact same method. To reach a busy VIP who may receive hundreds of emails and messages a day, try something different, such as commenting on a group discussion this person has posted, replying to a status update this person has shared (You can follow people you share Groups with on LinkedIn by clicking “follow” under that person’s photo) or even reaching out to another person at his or her organization to make a good impression and then ask for a referral to the VIP.Finally, remember to show your gratitude. If you are successful making contact with a VIP and that person offers you an informational interview or answers a few questions by email, don’t forget to send a gracious thank you message on LinkedIn. Even thought VIPs are busy, they will always appreciate (and expect) a polite and timely thank you note. Good luck!

Enjoy don't forget to hit thanks..............

more tips and tricks coming soon.....................

FACEBOOK HACK "Post Cool Text on Your Facebook Chatbox "

Hi all users, today I want to share another cool facebook trick with you by which you can post cool text on you FB cahtbox.

How to do it ?

1. First of all go to  link  facebook_chat

2. Type in your text and then you'll get some codes.

 Simply copy the code and paste it to your FB chat and press enter.

Enjoy dont forget to hit thanks...........

more tricks comming sooonnnnnn.........

Post Text As Hyperlink in Facebook

It seems really interesting to post your status on Facebook as a hyperlink . I know all of u are really excited to know about it.         

Now i am going to share you this wonderful trick . Its really simple and easy .

Copy the below code and paste in to Facebook status, comments etc.., and Change Your Text with your text .

Code:

                                        @[1: ]@@[1:[0:1: Your Text ]]

Don't Forget to hit Thanks.....................Enjoys

more tricks coming soooooooooon...................