Tuesday, January 20, 2015

How to Email a Text Message or Photo to a Mobile Phone Number

How to Send a Picture or Message from your Email Account to a Mobile Phone Number

image courtesy on Cnet.com

Listed in the chart below are the required formats for sending a text message or image from an email account to a cell / mobile phone number.  Just enter the pre-text followed by the mobile phone number after the @ sign.

Alltel Wirelessmobile-number@message.Alltel.com (SMS & MMS)
mobile-number@text.wireless.alltel.com (SMS) mobile-number@mms.alltel.net (MMS)
AT&T Wirelessmobile-number@txt.att.net (SMS)
mobile-number@mms.att.net (MMS)
AT&T Mobility (formerly Cingular)mobile-number@cingularme.com
mobile-number@mobile.mycingular.com
Boost Mobilemobile-number@myboostmobile.com
Cricketmobile-number@sms.mycricket.com (SMS)
mobile-number@mms.mycricket.com (MMS)
Metro PCSmobile-number@mymetropcs.com
Sprint (PCS)mobile-number@messaging.sprintpcs.com SMS)
mobile-number@pm.sprint.com (MMS)
Sprint (Nextel)mobile-number@page.nextel.com (SMS)
mobile-number@messaging.nextel.com (Rich Messaging)
Straight Talkmobile-number@VTEXT.COM (SMS)
mobile-number@mypixmessages.com (MMS)
T-Mobilemobile-number@tmomail.net (MMS)
U.S. Cellularmobile-number@email.uscc.net (SMS)
mobile-number@mms.uscc.net (MMS)
Verizonmobile-number@vtext.com (SMS)
mobile-number@vzwpix.com (MMS)
Virgin Mobilemobile-number@vmobl.com (SMS)
mobile-number@vmpix.com (MMS)

Tuesday, September 17, 2013

Best Image Sizes for Facbook Timeline Photo Posts

Are you tired of your Facebook image posts getting cut-off and off-center on your Facebook timeline posts.  Well you can now relax because here is the fix for the messed up photo displays.

Prior to posting the image to your the Facebook home page, and prior to posting on your timeline, you need may need to crop the photo in order for the entire pic to be visible (and not cut-off or partial-ized).  Try the following image sizes for yout images   (in pixels):
 ■ Facebook Profile Cover Photo: 851 wide x 315 tall
 ■ Profile Picture Size: 160 wide x 160 tall (or up to 180 x 180 to upload)
 ■ Facebook Timeline Image Post: 480 wide x 380 tall

image size facebook posts

 























In order to edit your photo you will need an image editing software program.

Some popular image editors are: Adobe Photoshop, Gimp, Microsoft Paint, Pixlr, Splashup, Inkscape, Seashore, Pixia, Photo Pos Pro, Picasa, and Photo Plus.

Saturday, September 14, 2013

How to Stop Ebay Special Offers and Promotions Email Messages

If you use Ebay you have probably gotten those "special offer: messages in your Ebay inbox.
Usually the offer is for some type of promotion where you can "pay later" on purchases, or some other type of offer.  The answer in in your account "communication preferences".

Ebay users have reported receiving these messages from Ebay several times a week and sometimes even on a daily basis.  There is a way to stop getting these annoying  and frequesnt contacts from Ebay.

Here's how:

1. First go to your MyEbay home screen
2. Hover over your nsme in the far upper left hand corner of your screen.
3. Click on "account settings".
4. Look in the left hand column for "communication preferences", now click it.
5. Now scroll all the way to the bottom - the very last column called "Promotions and Surveys" and expand it by clicking on the link that says Show.

6. Now uncheck all the boxes that have a check in them.  The mosy important one to uncheck is the one called "General email promotions".

 "Send me emails about what's new and hot on eBay, great deals, special events, discount coupons and other special offers."

We hope this helps you enjot your Ebay experience a little more now!



 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 


Sunday, September 8, 2013

How to Enable AutoComplete so Internet Explorer Saves Passwords and Data

This information should work for users of Internet Explorer 7 and Windows Internet Explorer 8.
You can use AutoComplete to save/store passwords, user names, etc that you type into web form field boxes. 

When you turn on AutoComplete, Internet Explorer will automatically fill in the fields that you had previously typed into web forms frequently, like your name and address.
When Internet Explorer starts, AutoComplete is turned off. To turn it on or off, follow these steps:

1 - Open Internet Explorer by clicking the Start button , and then clicking Internet Explorer.
2 - Click the Tools then click Internet Options.
3 - Click the Content tab.
4 - In AutoComplete, click Settings.
5 - Select or clear the Web addresses, Forms, User names and passwords on forms, and Prompt me to save passwords check boxes.
6 - Click OK then click OK again.

Tuesday, January 15, 2013

How To Remove Ads and Banners from your Facebook Profile

Tired of pop-ups and flashing ads that clog-up your Facebook page and slow-down your web browser?  Well so was I.   Here is how I removed that ads from my profile: (this may not work for everyone). 

1. First, go to your computers control panel / then click add/remove programs.

2. Look through the list of programs and try to find a program called "Coupon Companion Plugin" or something similar.

3. Highlight this program by left clicking the mouse on it then click the REMOVE button.

Another known ad generator on Facebook is called "advertising Support".  Repeat the steps above but try to find a program called "advertising Support" in the add/remove programs list.

If the above programs are not found in the programs list, here is an extensive list of other advertising partners on Facebook:

•152 Media
•4w Marketplace
•ad:C media
•Ad4Game
•Adap.tv
•Adconion Media Group
•Adfunky
•AdJug
•Adknowledge - (Cubics)
•Adnboost
•Admeld
•Adperio
•Adverline
•Advert Stream - (AdsMarketPlace)
•Advertising.com
•Advideum.com
•Alfy Video Network
•Ampush
•Appatyze
•Applifier
•Appnext
•APP Prizes
•appssavvy
•Bannerconnect
•BrightRoll
•Casale Media
•ClickForce
•Clickky
•Concours Mania
•CPMStar
•Criteo
•deal united
•DSNR Media Group
•Ebuzzing
•Engagebdr
•Evonia (Affiz CPM)
•Fox Networks
•GLO Gaming
•Goviral
•Harren Media
•Hi-Media
•Hooplo
•Improve Digital
•Innity
•Intergi
•Jun Group
•Komli Media Inc.
•Lifestreet Media
•Live Gamer
•Makemereach
•Malepar
•MATOMY
•maudau
•MediaBrix
•Mediastay
•Memoriki
•Meta Network
•myThings
•NextPerformance
•Nextperience
•Open Inventory media
•OpenX
•Playnomics
•Peanut Labs
•Promote Clix
•Publicidad
•PubMatic
•Pulse 360
•RockYou
•Rubicon Project
•Selectable Media
•Sharethrough
•Smowtion
•Social Games Ad Network - SGA
•Social Game Media
•Social Reality
•SociaVibe
•Specific Media
•SponsorPay
•SpotXchange
•SupersonicAds
•Technorati Media
•TradableBits Media Inc.
•Tremor Video
•TrialPay
•Traffective
•Tube Mogul
•Underdog Media
•Unified
•Unruly Media
•Visualtising
•WildTangent
•Ybrant Digital

Try searching the above names in the add/remove programs feature and then remove them using the steps detailed above.

If you are having a hard time finding the name of the ad provider then you can always look on the right-hand-bottom portion of the ad banner and see if a link (uasually a small gray colored link) is provided that shows the name of the ad banner generator.

Good luck and please post feedback and other tips to let me know if this worked for you.

Sunday, May 6, 2012

Remove PC Optimizer Pro Virus from your Computer

PC Optimizer Pro is a program that is actually spyware and a virus that mimics a PC utility and pretends to be a spyware and virus cleanup tool. 

courtesy of: 2-spyware.com

DO NOT purchase the program from the website that pops-up when your hit the button on the screen-pop!  The viruses and errors that the program pretends to locate are not real.  This virus program basically hijacks your PC so it doesn't show-up in your computers basic program-uninstall function.

After almost an hour of trying to locate this program I finally removed it from my PC.
FIX: To remove the nasty virus you will need to open WINDOWS TASK MANAGER and select the processes tab.  There you should see a program running called Opt Pro Reminder, or something similar.  Go ahead and select the process from the results menu then click the END PROCESS button.

Then, you will need to use your PC's search function from the start menu.  Go to the ALL FILES AND FOLDERS search and type in: OptProReminder.exe.  This is the virus.  Once the search locates it then select and delete. 

Finally, go to your recycle or trash-bin and then delete the files again to make sure that the bugger is all the way gone.

These steps were listed for a windows XP system but hopefully users with other operating systems will find this useful.

Go ahead and post addition tips or tricks about removing PC Optimizer Pro if you find that my steps do not work for you, but these are the steps that finally worked for me. Good Luck!