Activate Microsoft Office 2016 without Product Key Free

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Note : If these keys don’t work , you can use new method to active Microsoft Office 2016

Step 1: You copy the code below into a new text document.

Click Here to copy this code

Then you create a new text document.

Step 2: Paste the code into the text file. Then save it as a batch file (named “1click.cmd”).

 Step 3: Run the batch file as administrator.

Please wait…

Done! Your Office is activated successfully.

Then you check the activation status again.

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Microsoft Office 365 Product Key Free

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Note : If these keys don’t work , you can use new method to active Microsoft Office 365

Step 1: You copy the code below into a new text document.

Click Here to copy this code

Then you create a new text document.

Step 2: Paste the code into the text file. Then save it as a batch file (named “1click.cmd”).

 Step 3: Run the batch file as administrator.

Please wait…

Done! Your Office is activated successfully.

Then you check the activation status again.

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Setting up WordPress Multisite

Setting up Multisite on a localhost provides a quick and easy way to test/develop themes and plugins away from a live site.

Open your wp-config.php file again and add/edit the following lines to activate Multisite’s installation mode:

Click on the WampServer icon in your system tray and ensure your Apache and MySQL servers are running.
Login to your localhost site in your browser and under “Tools” you will now have a new option, “Network Setup.”

Enter a name for your network and your email address, then click “Install.”
WordPress will prompt you to edit your wp-config.php and .htaccess files.
Following the onscreen instructions, open wp-config.php and add the following lines underneath your previous edit:

Next, open .htaccess. If you can’t find it, make sure hidden files are displaying on your computer.
Your .htaccess file should look like this:

Edit your .htaccess file to complete your Multisite installation.
Multisite should now be enabled and working on your WordPress site!

WampServer offers a relatively easy way to run a local server environment on your Windows machine, allowing you to test and develop locally rather than online.

Running WordPress locally will save you a lot of time since you won’t have to install and uninstall a fresh copy of WordPress each time you test themes and plugins with your web host.

While WampServer is free and open source software, it’s easy to run into trouble setting it up on Windows. While putting this tutorial together I ran into a bunch of issues trying to get Apache working. XAMPP is relatively easier to setup and I would recommend that as a more reliable alternative.

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Troubleshooting WAMP Skype Error after installation Wordpress

If you have Skype installed and running, then WampServer may not work properly due to a conflict with Skype. The conflict is caused because both Apache and Skype using the same port 80. There is a simple solution to fix this problem.

1. Open Skype and go to Tools » Options.

2. Click on Advanced and then Connections.

3. Uncheck the box that says Use port 80 and 443 as alternatives for incoming connections.

4. Save options and restart Skype.

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Install WordPress locally on your Windows using WAMP Server

Having WordPress set up as a localhost on my computer has become invaluable to my workflow, particularly as I regularly test themes and plugins.

WordPress is a free and open source tool – a content management system (CMS) based on PHP and MySQL. WordPress powers 24% of the internet and growing stronger day by day. Numerous websites are created using WordPress every single day. It is the most powerful hosting platform and is the easiest way to create a free website or blog in short span of time.

WordPress is a fun blogging software, and if you are one of those who likes to try new things on your WordPress blog, it’s always a good idea to get a local installation of WordPress on your system. You can use it to try new WordPress plugin, making changes in your theme and many more task.

Benefits of using WordPress:

• Before setting up and configuring custom domain using WordPress, one can always install WordPress locally for testing or learning or developing plugins for the same.
• Users can install WordPress in their machines to test the themes, plugins and ensure that setup is perfect to deploy to the server.
• WordPress is very easy to use. Adding new pages, blog posts, images, etc. on a regular basis is a can be done quickly.
• It is SEO friendly.
• As an administrator of a WordPress site, one can set-up multiple users for the website and assign access levels and capabilities to each user.
• Supports Multilanguage

Did you know that you can install WordPress on your own Windows computer for learning and testing? Working with WordPress for Windows is a great way to test plugins, updates, and other website changes before pushing them live to your audience.

Setting up a local server environment for WordPress isn’t difficult and will save you time in the long run since you won’t have to install and uninstall a fresh copy of WordPress online each time you test or develop something for WordPress.
There are many options for Windows. I’ve previously looked at how to set up a localhost using XAMPP. WAMP is a Windows web development environment and is combination of Apache2, PHP, and a MySQL database. In this tutorial I’ll walk you through how to set up WampServer, including installation, creating a MySQL database, and installing WordPress.

Please follow the steps mentioned in below link for installing WAMP on your PC

Installing WampServer on your PC

After installing WAMP you have to run the WAMP server. Always remember to first activate WAMP server simply by double clicking on its icon. After activating it, the icon will become green from red in the task-bar. Also make sure that you have started 'Start all services'

The color of the WampServer icon allows you to quickly determine the status of your servers.

1. If the icon is red, the server isn’t running and is offline. You may need to restart WampServer or check out the WampServer forums for more help.
2. If it is orange, the server is partially running, i.e. Apache may be running and the MySQL service is offline. Click on the WampServer icon and check the service status next to Apache and MySQL to see if they are running. You may need to restart WampServer, and if it still doesn’t work, check out the WampServer forums.
3. If the icon is green, it means the server is running and you should be able to access localhost from your browser.

To test it, go to “localhost” in your browser.

Note: At times, While installing sometimes WAMP shows error 'MSVCR100.dll' is missing.

How to remove or fix this  above error click here

Before we install WordPress, we need a database.

Setting Up Your MySQL Database

Click on the WampServer icon in your system tray and then click on phpMyAdmin.

 A new browser window will automatically open with the phpMyAdmin interface.

Click on “Databases” near the top-left and you’ll be prompted to create a new database. I’ve called mine “WP”.
When you’ve entered a name, click “Create” and close the window.

Download and Install WordPress

 

Download the latest version of WordPress.
In order to get WordPress working with WampServer you need to unzip WordPress to the right folder. Extract WordPress to the C:/wamp/www/ folder.
You can rename the WordPress folder whatever you like. I’m going to keep it as “wordpress.”

Next, open your WordPress folder, find the wp-config-sample.php file and rename it wp-config.php. Open the file and scroll down until you see the following lines:

 These lines of code define the login details for your database. Replace “database_name_here” with the name of your database, which in my case is “WP.”
Replace “username_here” with “root” and leave “password_here” blank.
Save the file and close it.
Now we can get on with installing WordPress.
Open your browser and go to http://localhost/wordpress/
The WordPress database setup will start automatically. First it will ask you to select your language. After that it will show you some information about setting up your database. Click the Let’s Go button when you’re ready.
On the next screen, you’ll need to provide your database information. The database name will be the one that you entered in the last step. In our case, we called it test_db.
Your default database username will be root and you can leave the password blank.
Next, click on the submit button and WordPress will create a configuration file for you.

 After this you will see a screen informing you that WordPress has successfully connected to your database, and you can proceed with the installation.
Go ahead and click the Run the install button.

On the next screen, you can fill out the installation form. You need to provide a title for your website, choose an admin username / password, and provide admin email address.
Once you’re ready, press the Install WordPress button.

WordPress will quickly run the installation and create database tables. Once done, you will see a success message after the installation is complete.
You can then proceed to your WordPress dashboard by clicking on the Log in button.
Congratulations, you have successfully installed WordPress on a windows computer using WAMP.

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The program can’t start because MSVCR110.dll is missing from your computer.

If you receive a The program can’t start because MSVCR110.dll is missing from your computer, Try reinstalling the program to fix this problem error message while launching a program on your Windows machine, this post is sure to help you resolve the issue.

When you receive this error, the installation process will not show any issue as the installer file may not contain any error that leads to this problem. However, while installing WAMP Server on your Windows computer, there is a high probability of getting this problem right after installing, and at the time of launching it.

WAMP server is a popular Windows software that assists users to install WordPress on a local computer. You can do almost all the things related to developing/testing themes, plugins, etc. with the help of WAMP server. However, if you receive this MSVCR110.dll is missing error after installing WAMP server, you can fix the problem using this tutorial.

MSVCR110.dll is missing

Downloading the MSVCR110.dll file from the internet and pasting it to a particular place is not the actual solution. You can try that method, but you may not get any positive result from it.

You have to download Visual C++ Redistributable for Visual Studio 2012 Update 4 from the Microsoft website and install it on your PC in order to fix MSVCR110.dll is missing error after installing WAMP.

Before downloading this package from Microsoft website, you should know that it requires Windows 10, Windows 7 Service Pack 1, Windows 8, Windows 8.1, Windows Server 2003, Windows Server 2008 R2 SP1, Windows Server 2008 Service Pack 2, Windows Server 2012, Windows Vista Service Pack 2, Windows XP.

Although Windows 10 has not been explicitly mentioned there under system requirements, you can install the same on your Windows 10 machine to fix the same issue. All you need is a 900 MHz or faster processor, minimum 512 MB of RAM, 50 MB free space on hard disk and minimum 1024 x 768 pixel of screen resolution.

 

Orange WAMP Icon in System Tray

After installing Visual C++ Redistributable for Visual Studio 2012 Update 4 on your Windows machine, you may get an orange icon of WAMP in your system tray, which may not be green. As long as your icon is orange, you cannot use WAMP on your computer.

There is a simple workaround to fix this problem. First, make sure that WAMP is running. Then click on the WAMP icon and go to Apache >> Service >> Install Service.

Following that, a command prompt window will open, and you have to hit the Enter key to continue. Now you will be able to see a green WAMP icon in your system tray. If the problem still exists, just click on WAMP icon and select Restart All Services.

That’s it!

Hope this simple guide will help you.

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How to install WAMP Server on Windows 10

If you are looking forward to developing application in PHP, first thing you want is to set up a development environment. On Windows, WAMP is a popular choice. Let me show you how to install it on Windows 10.

Note: WAMP is not the only choice you have for windows. You can also choose XAMPP which is also stable and good. For Linux you can try LAMP and for Mac, MAMP. Please don’t waste your time in comparing various alternatives available to you. They are all good. All I can say is that get yourself a development environment quickly and start coding. WAMP is a very good choice and is very stable. Go for it.

Here are the installation steps.
Step 1- Download Wampserver from the WampServer website.

Step 2- Scroll down to the download section of the WampServer Home page.

Based on your system, choose 32 bit or 64 bit version of the installer. I choose 64 bit, PHP 7 version because this is the latest release of PHP.

Step 3- Click the appropriate link to download the Installer.

You should see something like this. Click the download directly link to start download.

You will see download will begin from the sourceforge.net webpage. 

Step 4- Locate the downloaded file.

By default it should be in your downloads folder if you have not changed the default settings.

Step 5- Double click the installer to begin the installation.

You should see something like this.

Click Run to proceed. Now you should see Windows User access control dialog box. Click Yes to continue.

Step 6- The dialog box that appears will now ask you to choose your language for installation.

Select your preferred language from the drop down list and click OK. We will be using English for this demonstration.

Step 7- Next dialog box is Welcome to WampServer64 Installation Wizard.

Click Next to Continue.

Step 8- You should see WampServer Licence agreement dialog box.

Click “I accept the agreement” radio button and next to continue.

Step 9- Now you should see an information dialog box.

This informs you about the prerequisites, or the required component that must be present on your windows machine for the WampServer to function correctly. What’s required is the appropriate version of Microsoft VC++ re-distributable package. You can still continue to install WampServer without issues. 

Step 10- Select the location where you want to install WampServer.

You can accept the default and click next.

Step 11- Select Startup Menu Folder.

In this dialog box you have to select the folder in which the program shortcuts should be placed. If you select the default, it would be placed in C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Wampserver64. This folder content is accessible from the windows start button, all apps in windows 10. If you place in any other folder, the shortcut will not be visible from the start menu.

You can change it to something else but accepting the defaults is perfectly good. The 64 at the end of Wampserver64 is tell you that you will be using the 64 bit version of the application. If you dont see 64, then you will be using the 32 bit version of the application.

Step 12- Finally you see the Ready to install dialog box.

You can review the details and make the changes by going back by clicking the Back button. Once you click Next, installation begins.

Click Next to begin Installation. Now you will see installation begins. 

Step 13- Select default browser dialog box

Now you should see a dialog box asking you if Internet Explorer should be made the default browser and asks you if you want to change the default browser to something else. Click NO to accept Internet explorer as the default browser.

If you want to change the default browser to say Google Chrome, click Yes and you should see the screen to change the default browser.

In Windows 10, Google Chrome executable is located in C:\Program Files (x86)\Google\Chrome\Application folder by default. Go to this folder and select chrome.exe and click open. If you click cancel, it would again default to Internet Explorer.

Again the choice between Internet Explorer and Chrome or anything else is purely personal and I don’t see any issue in accepting the default and leaving it as Internet explorer.

Step 14- Select default Text Editor

I would suggest you can accept the default, which is notepad by clicking No. Its just that if you want to edit apache or PHP config files such as http.config or php.ini, it would open in notepad. Still if you want to change it you can click Yes and navigate to the executable .exe file of your preferred text editor. But, as I said, the default notepad is perfect.

Step 15- phpmyadmin Information dialog box

After the installation is complete, you will see a dialog box informing you that the user name for phpmyadmin is “root” and password is not set, that is there is no password for it. Click Next to continue.

Step 16- Installtion Complete

Now you should see installation complete dialog box. Click finish to exit the WampServer installation wizard. WampServer should now be installed on your system.

Step 17- Start WampServer

You can now start the WampServer by double clicking on the shortcut wampserver icon on your desktop or alternatively launch it from the start menu. After the WamServer starts, you can see the Green icon on the taskbar as shown in the screenshot. Initially it will be Red, then turn amber and then Green. When it turns green, it means all the services are now running. Else, the WampServer has not started. Please note that you will have to give adminsitrative privilages for the Server to start. That is just click Yes when you see UAC confirmation dialog box when you click the Wamserver icon to start the server.

When you right click on the icon, you can see the options to start, stop and restart the WampServer along with other option which I leave for you to explore. If you face any problem, please leave the question as a comment, I will answer them.

That’s it, you are done.

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Enable Custom Permalinks In WordPress Local Server Environment

A problem that several of our users encountered with their local server installations of WordPress was that they couldn’t get permalink rewrite rules to work. Whenever they tried enabling custom permalinks all of their posts and pages would show “page not found” errors.

In order to fix this you need to turn on the rewrite module in you WAMP, XAMPP, or MAMP installation. Start by finding the WAMP icon in your taskbar. Navigate to Apache » Apache modules.

This will bring up a long list of modules that you can toggle on and off. Find the one called “rewrite_module” and click it so that it is checked.

After doing this your custom permalink structures should work immediately.

Alternatively, you can locate the local server. Go to the apache folder, then go to the configuration “conf” folder. Locate the httpd.conf file. Search for a line like this:
#LoadModule rewrite_module modules/mod_rewrite.so

Simply get rid of the pound sign in front of it. So it looks like this:
LoadModule rewrite_module modules/mod_rewrite.so

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Best WordPress Hosting?

Web hosting is one of the key component of every successful website. Choosing the best WordPress hosting for your needs can improve your SEO and increase sales. There are various different types of WordPress hosting options available such as Free, Shared, VPS, Dedicated, and managed WordPress hosting. In this guide, we will help you choose the best WordPress hosting for your website.

WPBeginner is the largest unofficial WordPress resource site that receives millions of pageviews per month. Having helped 100,000+ users and years of experience with WordPress hosting companies, we know the importance of choosing the best WordPress hosting company. Our goal with this article is to offer insights on things you need to consider when choosing a WordPress hosting company.

To make it easy for you, we also have hand-picked the best WordPress hosting companies. These companies are consistently the top WordPress hosting companies in the industry when it comes to quality and service.

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What is: MySQL

MySQL is a database management system that is used by WordPress to store and retrieve all your blog information. Think of it this way. If your database is a filing cabinet that WordPress uses to organize and store all the important data from your website (posts, pages, images, etc), then MySQL is the company that created this special type of filing cabinet.

MySQL is an open source relational database management system. It runs as a server and allows multiple users to manage and create numerous databases. It is a central component in the LAMP stack of open source web application software that is used to create websites. LAMP stands for Linux, Apache, MySQL, and PHP. Most WordPress installations use the LAMP stack because it is open source and works seamlessly with WordPress.

WordPress requires MySQL to store and retrieve all of its data including post content, user profiles, and custom post types. Most web hosting providers already have MySQL installed on their web servers as it is widely used in many open source web applications such as WordPress.

WordPress uses the PHP programming language to store and retrieve data from the MySQL database. To retrieve data from the database, WordPress runs SQL queries to dynamically generate content. SQL stands for Structured Query Language and is the programming language typically used to query databases.

For users that are not comfortable writing their own PHP and SQL scripts, most web hosting providers offer easy to use web applications to manage databases. One such web application is phpMyAdmin which allows users to manage their database using a web based graphical interface. You can manipulate your tables visually while phpMyAdmin runs the SQL queries for you.

Out of the box MySQL doesn’t come with any graphical interface and advanced level users may prefer to just manage their databases from the command line.

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What is: PHP

PHP is a programming and scripting language to create dynamic interactive websites. WordPress is written using PHP as the scripting language. Just like WordPress, PHP is also an Open Source.

PHP is a server side programming language. When a user requests a web page that contains PHP code, the code is processed by the PHP module installed on that web server. The PHP pre-processor then generates HTML output to be displayed on the user’s browser screen.

Example of a simple PHP code:

<? php
    echo "Hello World!";
?>                           

In WordPress PHP files usually have a .php extension. PHP can be used inside HTML documents. The PHP pre-processor only processes code inside the php opening tag <?php and the closing tag ?>.

Example of PHP code inside an xHTML document.

<!DOCTYPE html>
<html <?php language_attributes(); ?>>
<head>
<meta charset="<?php bloginfo( 'charset' ); ?>" />
<title><?php bloginfo( 'name' ); ?></title>
</head>

 A WordPress user does not need to learn PHP in order to use, run, or manage a WordPress powered website.

Most users can use WordPress without ever learning to program or code in PHP. However, if a user wants to develop WordPress themes, plugins, or modify default behavior of WordPress by using actions and filters, then they would need to learn the basic syntax of PHP along with HTML and CSS.

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What is: Apache

Apache is the most widely used web server software. Developed and maintained by Apache Software Foundation, Apache is an open source software available for free. It runs on 67% of all webservers in the world. It is fast, reliable, and secure. It can be highly customized to meet the needs of many different environments by using extensions and modules. Most WordPress hosting providers use Apache as their web server software. However, WordPress can run on other web server software as well.

What is a Web Server?

Wondering what the heck is a web server? Well a web server is like a restaurant host. When you arrive in a restaurant, the host greets you, checks your booking information and takes you to your table. Similar to the restaurant host, the web server checks for the web page you have requested and fetches it for your viewing pleasure. However, A web server is not just your host but also your server. Once it has found the web page you requested, it also serves you the web page. A web server like Apache, is also the Maitre D’ of the restaurant. It handles your communications with the website (the kitchen), handles your requests, makes sure that other staff (modules) are ready to serve you. It is also the bus boy, as it cleans the tables (memory, cache, modules) and clears them for new customers.

So basically a web server is the software that receives your request to access a web page. It runs a few security checks on your HTTP request and takes you to the web page. Depending on the page you have requested, the page may ask the server to run a few extra modules while generating the document to serve you. It then serves you the document you requested. Pretty awesome isn’t it.

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Install WordPress on your Windows Machine Using WAMP

You can you can install WordPress on your own Windows machine for learning and testing? Working with WordPress for Windows is a great way to test plugins, updates, and other website changes before pushing them live to your audience. Here, I’ll show you how to install WordPress locally using WAMP.

The process of installing WordPress on your personal computer is also known as setting up a local server environment or localhost. Often theme designers and plugin developers install WordPress on a local server environment to speed up their development process.

It’s a good idea to use WordPress for Windows in order to test any major changes to your site. This way you can catch and fix any issues before they affect your audience.

Note: If you install WordPress locally on Windows, then the only person who can see that site is you. If you want to create a WordPress blog that is available to the public, then you need to have a domain name and web hosting. We recommend that you follow this guide on how to install WordPress.

Having that said, let’s take a look at how to install WordPress on localhost using WAMP.

What is WAMP?

WAMP, also called WampServer, is a compilation of Apache web server, PHP and MySQL bundled for Windows computers. You need WAMP to setup your own local server environment and install WordPress on Windows. There are other clients for Windows such as XAMPP, but we use and recommend WAMP. It is free and easy to use.

Installing WampServer on your PC

The first thing you need to do is go to the WampServer website and download the latest WampServer. You will be presented with various options on their download page. Simply choose the one that applies to your Windows (64-bit or 32-bit). When in doubt, select the 32-bit version because it will also work on 64-bit versions of Windows.

Once you have downloaded WampServer, run the installation program and carefully follow on-screen instructions.

At one point during the installation, WampServer will ask for the location of the default web browser.
By default it will use Internet Explorer, but you can change that to Google Chrome or Firefox by locating the browser in Program Files.

Once you are done with the installation, launch WampServer.

Setting Up a Database for WordPress

Next, you’ll need to create a blank MySQL database WordPress can use.
WampServer comes with phpMyAdmin, a web based application to manage MySQL databases. Click on the Wampserver icon in windows taskbar and then click on phpmyadmin.

 

The phpMyAdmin login screen will open in a new browser window. By default, the Username will be root, and you can leave the password field blank.

Once logged in, click on Databases in phpmMyAdmin to create a new database for WordPress. You will be asked to choose a name for your database (we named ours test_db). After that click on the Create button.

 

Installing WordPress on Windows with WAMP

The next step is to install WordPress. You will need to download a copy of WordPress from WordPress.org. Go ahead and extract the zip file and copy the wordpress folder.

After that, you need to navigate to the folder where you installed WAMP.

In our tutorial, we installed it in C:\wamp64, so we’ll refer to that folder going forward. But keep in mind, it may be different for you depending on where you installed the program.

Paste the wordpress folder into the C:\wamp64\www folder.

You can rename the wordpress folder to anything you want, such as mysite, wpbeginner, etc. This will be the URL of your local WordPress site, so be sure to choose something you’ll remember easily. For the sake of this tutorial, we renamed our wordpress directory to mysite.

Now open your web browser and go to http://localhost/mysite/

The WordPress database setup will start automatically. First it will ask you to select your language. After that it will show you some information about setting up your database. Click the Let’s Go button when you’re ready.

On the next screen, you’ll need to provide your database information. The database name will be the one that you entered in the last step. In our case, we called it test_db.

Your default database username will be root and you can leave the password blank.

Next, click on the submit button and WordPress will create a configuration file for you.

After this you will see a screen informing you that WordPress has successfully connected to your database, and you can proceed with the installation.

Go ahead and click the Run the install button.

 
On the next screen, you can fill out the installation form. You need to provide a title for your website, choose an admin username / password, and provide admin email address.

Once you’re ready, press the Install WordPress button.

WordPress will quickly run the installation and create database tables. Once done, you will see a success message after the installation is complete.

You can then proceed to your WordPress dashboard by clicking on the Log in button.

Congratulations, you have successfully installed WordPress on a windows computer using WAMP.
Below are some additional notes that might help.

Troubleshooting WAMP Skype Error

If you have Skype installed and running, then WampServer may not be able to work properly due to a conflict with Skype. The conflict is caused by both Apache and Skype using the same port 80. There is a simple fix for this problem. Open Skype and go to Tools » Options. Click on Advanced and then Connections. Uncheck the box that says Use port 80 and 443 as alternatives for incoming connections. Save options and restart Skype.

 

Enabling Pretty Permalinks in WAMP

Pretty permalinks will not work by default on your local server environment. All your URLs will look like localhost/mysite/?p=18. If you go to Settings » Permalinks and use one of the other options, then it will show you “page not found” errors. We have already written about a solution here that will show you how to enable custom permalinks in WAMP.

Migrating from WAMP to Live

We’ve also written a separate guide on how to move WordPress from WAMP local server to a live site. Hopefully you’ll find it helpful when you are ready to deploy your local site to production.
We hope that this article helped you install WordPress on your Windows computer using WAMP. Having a local server environment is great for learning and testing purposes.

Remember, if you want to start a blog for other people to see, then you do not need to install WordPress on your computer. You need to install WordPress on a web hosting provider.

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Remove Footer Credit Link from Blogger Template without Redirecting to Any Website

Many websites are available on the internet which provides very stylish blogger template at very low cost. If you purchase their template than that template will not contain any credit link. These websites also provide most of the free blogger template with Non-removable credit link. Means, what? If you’ll try to remove credit link from their template, then your blog will automatically redirect to their website (Homepage or a particular site). This is because they added some JavaScript into their free templates. In other hand, if you undo the changes and keep their original credit of template then it works perfectly. 

However, it is unethical act most of the bloggers want to remove the credit link from their blogs. It is because the bloggers do not want to loose their visitor's attention from actual contents. Also some bloggers want to have their own identity as owner of the blogs. 

Please respect the hard working of Designer. It is not a one step job and require more time, skills, experience and efforts. If you want to a clean design why don't pay a small amount of money to their hard work. And why hesitating to keep footer link intact if you want to use it without any cost? the owner is giving you free of cost at all. I will respect the hard work of the Designer.

Actually, these links are attached with some JavaScript or CSS. Finding JavaScript from the template and then removing is too boring and time-consuming, also it required lots of effort to do this . But on the other hand, you can easily hide the credit/footer link via CSS. This method is very simple and takes only 2 minutes. 

Before starting this you are suggested to back up your previous template. It can be done by two ways:
First way - Go to blog Dashboard > Template > Backup or restore and download the template.
Second way - Go to blog Dashboard > Template > Edit HTML, when you show the code select all the code and copy it. Now paste and save the code to new text document.

Steps to remove Credit/Footer link:

  1. First of all, go to Blogger.com
  2. Login to your blogger profile and select your blog
  3. Now go to Dashboard > Template > Edit HTML

  4. Go to footer and find the credit/footer link which needs to remove/hide. You will find something like Copyright, credit or designed etc (as shown in picture below)

  5. Add the following line with your original copyright ID (as shown in picture below)

style:'visibility:hidden'

  6. Now, you need to Save your template.



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How to fix this error while applying Page Level-Ads in blog, Error parsing XML, Attribute name "async" associated with an element type "script" must be followed by the ' = ' character.

Hi Folks,

While applying Page Level-Ads generally you will face issue like this:

Error parsing XML, line 650, column 80: Attribute name "async" associated with an element type "script" must be followed by the ' = ' character.

The best solution to remove this error is mentioned below:
Just replace <script async src="..."> with <script async="async" src="...">

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How to Customize FeedBurner Email Subscription Form

The original FeedBurner's email form works well for every blog platform and the design is very simple. If you want to customize FeedBurner Email subscription form, follow the steps mentioned below:

1. You must login to feedburner.com
2. After you have login, you will find the blogs feed then click on your blog feed url that you want to optimize.
3. Find Publicize tab above, then on the left side bar expand Email subscription -> Subscription Management.
4. Your FeedBurner's Email subscription original code looks like this:

<form style="border:1px solid #ccc;padding:3px;text-align:center;” action=”http://feedburner.google.com/fb/a/mailverify” method=”post” target=”popupwindow” onsubmit=”window.open(‘http://feedburner.google.com/fb/a/mailverify?uri=Avoiderrors’, ‘popupwindow’, ‘scrollbars=yes,width=550,height=520’);return true”><p>Enter your email address:</p><p><input type=”text” style=”width:140px” name=”email”/></p><input type=”hidden” value=”Avoiderrors” name=”uri”/><input type=”hidden” name=”loc” value=”en_US”/><input type=”submit” value=”Subscribe” /><p>Delivered by <a href=”http://feedburner.google.com” target=”_blank”>FeedBurner</a></p></form>

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Product Key for Microsoft Visual Studio 2015

Here is the Product key for Microsoft Visual Studio 2015:

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Easily style your designs with CSS

Use CSS to add custom styles to your designs. You can create shadows or blur effects in no time by simply adding code snippets to elements.

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How to merge multiple column in Excel without loosing data

Here you will learn how to merge multiple Excel columns into one without loosing data.

You have a table in Excel and what you want to combine two columns, row-by-row, into one. For example, you want to merge First Name and Last Name columns into one, or join several columns such as Street, City, Zip, State into a single "Address" column, separating the values with a comma so that you can print the addresses on envelops later.

Excel does not provide any built-in tool to achieve this. Of course, there is the Merge button ("Merge & Center" etc.), but if you select 2 adjacent cells in order to combine them, as shown in the screenshot:

You will get the error message "Merging cells only keeps the upper-left cell value, and discards the other values." (Excel 2013) or "The selection contains multiple data values. Merging into one cell will keep the upper-left most data only." (Excel 2010, 2007)

Further in this article, you will find 3 ways that will let you merge data from several columns into one without losing data, and without using VBA macro. If you are looking for the fastest way, skip the first two, and head over to the 3rd straight away.

1. Merge two columns using formulas
2. Combine columns data via NotePad
3. The fastest way to join multiple columns

Merge two columns using Excel formulas

Say, you have a table with your clients' information and you want to combine two columns (First & Last names) into one (Full Name).

• Insert a new column into your table. Place the mouse pointer in the column header (it is column D in our case), right click the mouse and choose "Insert" from the context menu. Let's name the newly added column "Full Name".

• In cell D2, write the following formula: =CONCATENATE(B2," ",C2)

B2 and C2 are the addresses of First Name and Last Name, respectively. Note that there is a space between the quotation marks " " in the formula. It is a separator that will be inserted between the merged names, you can use any other symbol as a separator, e.g. a comma.

In a similar fashion, you can join data from several cells into one, using any separator of your choice. For instance, you can combine addresses from 3 columns (Street, City, Zip) into one.

• Copy the formula to all other cells of the Full Name column. For step-by-step instructions please see how to enter the same formula into all selected cells at a time.
• Well, we have combined the names from 2 columns in to one, but this is still the formula. If we delete the First name and /or the Last name, the corresponding data in the Full Name column will also be gone.

• Now we need to convert the formula to a value so that we can remove unneeded columns form our Excel worksheet. Select all cells with data in the merged column (select the first cell in the "Full Name" column, and then press Ctrl + Shift + ArrowDown).

Copy the contents of the column to clipboard (Ctrl + C or Ctrl + Ins, whichever you prefer), then right click on any cell in the same column ("Full Name" ) and select "Paste Special" from the context menu. Select the "Values" radio button and click OK.

• Remove the "First Name" & "Last Name" columns, which are not needed any longer. Click the column B header, press and hold Ctrl and click the column C header (an alternative way is to select any cell in column B, press Ctrl + Space to select the entire column B, then press Ctrl + Shift + ArrowRight to select the whole column C).

After that right click on any of the selected columns and choose Delete from the context menu.

Fine, we have merged the names from 2 columns into one! Though, it required quite a lot of effort and time :(

Combine columns data via Notepad

This way is faster than the previous one, it doesn't require formulas, but it is suitable only for combining adjacent columns and using the same delimiter for all of them.

Here is an example: we want to combine 2 columns with the First Names and Last Names into one

• Select both columns we want to merge: click on B1, press Shift + ArrrowRight to select C1, then press Ctrl + Shift + ArrowDown to select all the cells with data in two columns.

• Copy data to clipboard (press Ctrl + C or Ctrl + Ins, whichever you prefer).
• Open Notepad: Start-> All Programs -> Accessories -> Notepad.
• Insert data from the clipboard to the Notepad (Press Ctrl + V or Shift + Ins)

• Copy tab character to clipboard. Press Tab right in Notepad, press Ctrl + Shift + LeftArrow, then press Ctrl + X.
• Replace Tab characters in Notepad with the separator you need.

Press Ctrl + H to open the "Replace" dialog box, paste the Tab character from the clipboard in the "Find what" field, type your separator, eg. Space, comma etc. in the "Replace with" field. Press the "Replace All" button; then press "Cancel" to close the dialog box.

• Press Ctr + A to select all the text in Notepad, then press Ctrl + C to copy it to Clipboard.
• Switch back to your Excel worksheet (press Alt + Tab), select just B1 cell and paste text from the Clipboard to your table.

• Rename column B to "Full Name" and delete the "Last name" column.

There are more steps than in the previous option, but believe me or try it yourself, this way is faster. The next way is even faster and easier :)

Join columns using the Merge Cells add-in for Excel

The quickest and easiest way to combine data from several Excel columns into one is to use Merge Cells add-in for Excel.

With the Merge Cells add-in you can combine data from several cells using any separator you like (e.g.: carriage return or line break). You can join values row by row, column by column or merge data from the selected cells into one without losing it.

How to combine two columns in 4 simple steps

• Download and install Merge Cells for Excel.
• Select all cells from 2 columns that you want to merge, and go to the "Ablebits.com Data" tab. Click the "Merge cells" button to run the add-in.

• Select the following options on the Merge Cells dialog box:
• Merge selected cells: row by row.
• Separate values with: [Space].
• Place the results to: Left cell.
• Tick the "Clear the contents of selected cells" checkbox.
• Now just click the "Merge" button.

Several simple clicks and we've got two columns merged without entering any formulas or copy/pasting.

To finish up, rename column B to "Full Name" and delete column "C", which is not needed any longer.

Much easier than the two previous ways, isn't it? :)

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