Oxygen Green Cursors.
All credits go to the creator of these cursors, LAvalon.
At the edge of tweaking
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Oxygen Green Cursors.
All credits go to the creator of these cursors, LAvalon.
Oxygen Emerald Cursors.
All credits go to the creator of these cursors, LAvalon.
Oxygen Desert Cursors.
All credits go to the creator of these cursors, LAvalon.
Oxygen Chrome Cursors.
All credits go to the creator of these cursors, LAvalon.
Oxygen Cherry Cursors.
All credits go to the creator of these cursors, LAvalon.
Oxygen Brown Cursors.
All credits go to the creator of these cursors, LAvalon.
If you are a Dropbox user and have an Android phone, here is good news for you: you can get an additional 1 GB of free space for your Dropbox account. Dropbox is currently providing it as a gift for new Mailbox for Android app users. Get it while it lasts.
Windows 8.1 includes a new feature for corporate workers called Work Folders. Work Folders is a Windows Server 2012 R2 feature for file servers. In the new trend of Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) to work, corporate workers need to access work files on their personal PCs - files which are stored on corporate PCs. The personal PC or device may not be a part of the corporate network. Work Folders allows synchronizing work files on PCs inside the corporate network with your personal computers.
Today, I would like to share with you a secret feature of Windows 8 (and Windows 7 and Vista too) which allows you to whitelist wireless networks you have in your vicinity. It is useful if you have lots of wireless networks in your area with lots of access points. Every time you connect to your wireless network, you will see a cluttered list of SSIDs (network names). If you will create a white list for these networks, you will be able to filter them and see only your own WiFi.