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Sunday, September 02, 2012

[ TUTORIAL ] NAVICAT - Generating MD5 Hash

Hello everyone,

For those who use phpMyAdmin to create databases might already know the function that it has to generate MD5 hash for a password field. When you are entering a field just select MD5 in the 'Function' and the chosen password field turns into a MD5 hash.

For those using NAVICAT this feature is not so simple but can be done without problems.

After a long time trying to figure it out in Navicat. I come here to post a 'mini' tutorial on how to generate MD5 hash in Navicat.

You need to enable Raw Mode from the View menu.
Once activated the Raw Mode you type the function directly in the function field, ex MD5 ('123abc ').
I hope this will help those who use Navicat for databases.

Tuesday, August 28, 2012

Download a Google Chrome Theme or Extension (.crx file) WITHOUT installing it

Hello everyone. I am here after a while without posting anything bringing you this nice little trick for Google Chrome. 

Have you ever liked a Goggle Chrome Theme from Web Store but still you would like to be able to change something within it so you make it 100% to you own taste?

Well. Follow the steps below and download the Theme you like! After you download the Chrome Theme you can Edit it to your taste.


  1. Go to Google Web Store and find the Theme you want to download.
  2. In the URL of the Theme you will find the Theme ID after the /detail/
    1. https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/mcphcjcjgkjmbphkfjleamgkinaeebnm
  3. Now copy the follow URL and paste it in a browser other than Google Chrome. Ex. Internet Explorer https://clients2.google.com/service/update2/crx?response=redirect&x=id%3D%26uc 
  4. Replace the  with the Theme ID you copy from step 2.1 above.
  5. Save your .CRX file in your PC and you can do whatever you want with it.
The .CRX file can be opened with 7zip!

Saturday, December 18, 2010

LINUX HOWTO - Installing Skype on CentOS-5

The Linux version of skype 2.x (beta) is available. However, there is no binary RPM for CentOS. You can install the static version by follow the instructions here:

The available generic skype binaries are 32-bit, so if you're running a 64-bit system you need to make sure you have various 32-bit libraries installed: yum install glib2.i386 qt4.i386 zlib.i386 alsa-lib.i386 libX11.i386 \
libXv.i386 libXScrnSaver.i386

Thursday, November 25, 2010

A Complete Guide To Type In Photoshop [Tutorial]

In Photoshop, Type consists of outlines based on vector graphics. Typeface, on the other hand, is a set of one or more fonts in different sizes designed with style and each comprising a coordinated sets of elements of writing. There are a number of typefaces available in more than one format. The most commons ones are TrueType, OpenType and New CID. Photoshop has some vector based capabilities as well. They can be well recognized in type (text) layers. You can easily use them when you resize or scale type, save it in formats like PDF or EPS, or simply print the image to a PostScript printer. So keep in mind, that its completely possible to produce type with crisp and key resolution edges in Photoshop.

A Complete Guide To Layers In Photoshop [Tutorial]

Layers is one of the core part for Photoshop users. No matter you’re drawing lines, or constructing something as big as a poster. It is always recommended to keep even a single dot created with a brush pan on a separate layer. Some might ask why?  Well its quite simple. Later on, if you want to make changes to your clipboard, you can simply move that dot (layer), put different blending options on it, hide it or even delete it without losing the rest of your work. No one wants to spend another couple of hours reconstructing the whole design just because they didn’t want that simple dot, which is now embedded in the whole clipboard. Today we will discuss layers in details.
 
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