Showing posts with label Windows. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Windows. Show all posts
Monday, August 20, 2012
An Easy Way to Turn Off Monitor on Linux and Other Operating Systems With Just a Click
There are many situations when we need to keep our computer running without using monitor. It usually happens when we are downloading any large file or when we are leaving our computer for a short while. In such a case, most of us leave our computer monitor turned ON even though it is not required until the power saving system automatically turns it off after some time. Monitor consumes a significant amount of power. So, turning it off when not in use will save power.
You might be thinking "why not use the button provided to turn off our monitor?"
Yes, you can do that way but not always. It can cause wear and tear and the button may get damaged sometimes as it has happened to me now (esp if you had an old monitor). Also, this button is not provided for most laptops these days. In this article I will tell you an easy solution to turn Off your monitor on Linux.
You might be thinking "why not use the button provided to turn off our monitor?"
Yes, you can do that way but not always. It can cause wear and tear and the button may get damaged sometimes as it has happened to me now (esp if you had an old monitor). Also, this button is not provided for most laptops these days. In this article I will tell you an easy solution to turn Off your monitor on Linux.
Monday, June 18, 2012
Install Dropbox Before This Month Ends
Dropbox, the most popular file syncing and sharing service is about to put an end to Public Folders shortly.Thursday, April 28, 2011
Text to Speech Conversion Using VB Script for Windows
Friends, you must have already come across text to speech conversion* in many applications like Opera web browser, Firefox's text-to-voice addon, Adobe reader, etc. But what most of us do not know is that there most operating systems have an inbuilt support for speech synthesis and speech recognition. For example, modern Windows desktop systems use SAPI 4 and SAPI 5 components to support speech synthesis and speech recognition.
In this post, I have a small piece of code which makes use of inbuilt speech synthesis feature in Windows to convert text entered by you into speech.
In this post, I have a small piece of code which makes use of inbuilt speech synthesis feature in Windows to convert text entered by you into speech.
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