1、在桌面新建一个文本文档,将以下内容复制进去：
[Shell]
Command=2
IconFile=explorer.exe,3
[Taskbar]
Command=ToggleDesktop
2、将该文档重命名为showdesktop.exe 并保存在C:\Windows目录下。
3、到Windows目录下找到该文件,用拖曳的方式将其附着在任务栏中,左右位置可自行调整。
4、重命名文件夹中的showdesktop.exe为showdesktop.scf
5、在已附着在任务栏的showdesktop.exe上点鼠标右键,在弹出来的该图标上面继续右键,选择属性,在目标一栏里改为C:\Windows\showdesktop.scf ,然后点确定。
2011年4月15日星期五
2011年3月23日星期三
不只是Times和Arial字体 – 全新的网页安全字体
在过去，当你创建了一个网址或者一个网络应用，你却在很大程度上局限于选择某些“网络安全”字体，比如Times和Arial字体。如果你不使用这些字体，则需要用Adobe Flash或者将文本嵌入图像中，那又会带来一整套新的利弊权衡方式。比如，图像是非语义的，不能自动地翻译成其它语言，且它的文件大小要比文本大得多。同时，图像中的文本不能复制到用户的剪贴板上，不能通过屏幕阅读软件阅读，也不能很容易地被搜索引擎收录。
好消息是，有了Google网络字体，你的网页现在可以使用成百上千的网络安全字体。在去年五月推出的Google网络字体让你轻松选择你想在你的网页、博客或者网页应用上使用的字体，并将此功能嵌入到HTML和CSS中。在三十秒内，你的网页上就会出现漂亮的字体，完美地呈现在大多数流行的网络浏览器中。你再也不需要使用图像或者Flash来嵌入你想使用的字体。
好消息是，有了Google网络字体，你的网页现在可以使用成百上千的网络安全字体。在去年五月推出的Google网络字体让你轻松选择你想在你的网页、博客或者网页应用上使用的字体，并将此功能嵌入到HTML和CSS中。在三十秒内，你的网页上就会出现漂亮的字体，完美地呈现在大多数流行的网络浏览器中。你再也不需要使用图像或者Flash来嵌入你想使用的字体。
2010年11月25日星期四
微软称最新IE9更新并非第二个测试版
微软表示，此次的IE9更新并不能够称得上是一个build版本，只不过是根据用户反馈意见而发布的两个解决浏览器内部问题的修复程序。迄今为止，微软仅发布了一个IE9 Beta版本以及第七个开发者预览build。
据国外媒体报道，周三，微软针对IE9浏览器发布了两个更新，其中包括一个针对整个浏览器中各种问题的稳定性修复补丁，还包括一个修复运行Windows Live Essentials 2011的64位计算机中问题的补丁。
据了解，开启“自动更新”的用户将能够自动获得此次的IE9更新，而那些没有开启“自动更新”的用户只能手动执行此次更新。
2010年11月8日星期一
新单词诞生：ungelivable（不给力）
记不住成千上万的英语单词，不如自己创造一个好记又好玩的新单词吧。昨日，“生活周刊”发出的一条微博，在短短几个小时内被转发上万次。一看，原来这条微博自信地宣告:“有一个新单词诞生了 ：ungelivable(不给力)!”会心而笑的网友们纷纷转载，“不转的话，就太unge-livable了！”
ungeliable这个词，虽然看上去是英语，却体现了中西合璧的造词逻辑。前缀“un-”在英语中表示否定，可翻译为“不”；后缀“-able”在英语中表示单词为形容词；而中间的“geli”却是直接音译自中文的“给力(geili)”。与其他英文单词相比，这一“中式英语”单词基本上符合了英语造词规则，唯一不同之处则在于——老外绝对看不懂。
ungeliable这个词，虽然看上去是英语，却体现了中西合璧的造词逻辑。前缀“un-”在英语中表示否定，可翻译为“不”；后缀“-able”在英语中表示单词为形容词；而中间的“geli”却是直接音译自中文的“给力(geili)”。与其他英文单词相比，这一“中式英语”单词基本上符合了英语造词规则，唯一不同之处则在于——老外绝对看不懂。
2010年10月30日星期六
7 Favorite Things About Windows 7
Few days ago it was a year anniversary of Windows 7, here is a list of 7 favorite Windows 7 things:
1. I love the new taskbar. It helps keep my work organized and looking good while at it!
2. Aero snap simply helps you keep organized whatever you are doing in your virtual workspace and it does it well.
3. I absolutely love the devices and printers folder which helps me manage not only all of my connected devices but also my shared network printer. I also love this feature to quickly access some system settings, as your computer is listed as a device.
4. One feature that I love, not so much because it helps me but it helps me help others, is the "Troubleshooting" feature in the control panel. It's great for people who don't know much about computers to help get their pc in order.
5. The "show desktop" button I find is a great little feature. I like working in an organized space, so having too many windows open sometimes can be frustrating. It's nice to know I can minimize them all with one click.
6. Libraries are another one of my favorite features because of how easy it is to keep like-file types together. For example, in previous versions of Windows If I wanted to separate my personal music collection from say my sisters music collection I'd make a separate folder or sub-folder to put her music in, but in never felt cohesive with the rest of the music on the computer. Libraries help make the experience cohesive since you can have all music accessible under a single outlet.
7. One of the most awesome features is XP Mode. There's several programs that I use that won't work in Windows 7 - even in compatibility mode. This feature sort of "bridges the gap" between the old and the new and makes the continued use of an out of date program possible.
These features are just a few of the many awesome features found in Windows 7. I could never go back to previous versions of Windows. Microsoft, you got me hooked! =)
1. I love the new taskbar. It helps keep my work organized and looking good while at it!
2. Aero snap simply helps you keep organized whatever you are doing in your virtual workspace and it does it well.
3. I absolutely love the devices and printers folder which helps me manage not only all of my connected devices but also my shared network printer. I also love this feature to quickly access some system settings, as your computer is listed as a device.
4. One feature that I love, not so much because it helps me but it helps me help others, is the "Troubleshooting" feature in the control panel. It's great for people who don't know much about computers to help get their pc in order.
5. The "show desktop" button I find is a great little feature. I like working in an organized space, so having too many windows open sometimes can be frustrating. It's nice to know I can minimize them all with one click.
6. Libraries are another one of my favorite features because of how easy it is to keep like-file types together. For example, in previous versions of Windows If I wanted to separate my personal music collection from say my sisters music collection I'd make a separate folder or sub-folder to put her music in, but in never felt cohesive with the rest of the music on the computer. Libraries help make the experience cohesive since you can have all music accessible under a single outlet.
7. One of the most awesome features is XP Mode. There's several programs that I use that won't work in Windows 7 - even in compatibility mode. This feature sort of "bridges the gap" between the old and the new and makes the continued use of an out of date program possible.
These features are just a few of the many awesome features found in Windows 7. I could never go back to previous versions of Windows. Microsoft, you got me hooked! =)
2010年10月27日星期三
Microsoft sends out invites to Office 2010 and SharePoint 2010 SP1 Beta
Today, Microsoft have begun sending out emails inviting lucky participants to the limited, exclusive Office 2010 and SharePoint 2010 beta program. The emails read as follows:
Hello Valued Microsoft Customer,If you participated in the Office 2010 Technical Beta and/or Microsoft likes you enough, keep an eye out on your inbox for an invite to this program.
We are contacting you about an opportunity to participate in an upcoming Beta testing program. You may be a previous tester of Microsoft products, or someone who has been nominated. Beta programs are unique ways to experience product updates and provide feedback to the development teams. Later this calendar year we will begin an invitation-only beta testing of the Service Pack 1 for Office 2010 and SharePoint 2010. Service Packs contain product updates since the product released. We would like to invite you to participate in the private testing of that service pack.
Call to action
If you are interested in participating in this Beta, and if you are already using Office 2010 or SharePoint 2010, please complete the application survey by following the link below. Upon completing the survey, your participation status will be set to ‘pending’, while we review your submission. If you are selected to participate, you will receive a formal invitation to join the program. Due to the limited number of seats in this private Beta, we may not be able to accommodate all interested testers.
If you are already registered on Microsoft Connect, make sure to sign in with your existing registered Windows Live ID account to submit this survey. If you are not registered yet, you will be prompted to do so.
or copy the following URL and paste it into your Web browser’s address bar:
Thank you for your interest, and we look forward to hearing from you!
Sincerely,
The Microsoft Office Customer Programs Team
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