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How to Import Private Key in FileZilla ( for SFTP )
FileZilla is most popular ftp client used by users for connecting ftp server from local system. It has lots offeature to use remote server. But most the them doesn’t have more idea to how to connect sftp using filezilla.
If you don’t want to use password, you can simply use SSH private key with filezilla to authenticate on key basis. This article will help you to How to import private key in filezilla for sftp access.
Download FileZilla Client: click here to download filezilla client
Requirement:
FileZilla Client: You must have filezilla client installed on your system.
SSH Private Key: You must have ssh private key to attach with filezilla client.
SSH Private Key: You must have ssh private key to attach with filezilla client.
Step 1: Start Filezilla
I hope you better know to how to start filezilla on your system. We can start filezilla using shortcut or through program files or command line.
Step 2: Add Key in Filezilla
Follow the given below screenshots to add primary key in filezilla.
2.1 Go to Edit Menu and Click on Settings Submenu
2.2 Select SFTP under Connection and click Add key file .
2.3 Select private key file. You Key file will be added in List. Now Just click OK .
Some times filezilla prompt to convert key in case provided key is not in correct format which filezilla used. Feel free to convert file and save with some other name.
Step 3: Connect to SFTP Server
Enter the detail of Host, Username and Port ( if not using default ) and click on Quickconnect .
FileZilla ( for SFTP )
FileZilla Client is a fast and reliable cross-platform FTP, FTPS and SFTP client with lots of useful features and an intuitive graphical user interface.
Among others, the features of FileZilla include the following:
- Easy to use
- Supports FTP, FTP over SSL/TLS (FTPS) and SSH File Transfer Protocol (SFTP)
- IPv6 support
- Available in many languages
- Supports resume and transfer of large files greater than 4GB
- Powerful Site Manager and transfer queue
- Bookmarks
- Drag & drop support
- Configurable transfer speed limits
- Filename filters
- Network configuration wizard
- Remote file editing
- Keep-alive
- HTTP/1.1, SOCKS5 and FTP-Proxy support
- Logging to file
Microsoft Fixes Security Essentials Bug on Windows
Microsoft Security Essentials provides real-time protection for your home PC that guards against viruses, spyware, and other malicious software.
Microsoft Security Essentials is a free download from Microsoft that is simple to install, easy to use, and always kept up to date so you can be assured your PC is protected by the latest technology. It's easy to tell if your PC is secure - when you're green, you're good. It's that simple.
Microsoft Security Essentials runs quietly and efficiently in the background so that you are free to use your Windows-based PC the way you want - without interruptions or long computer wait times.
Notepad++
Notepad++ is a free source code editor and Notepad replacement that supports several languages. Running in the MS Windows environment, its use is governed by GPL Licence.
Based on a powerful editing component Scintilla, Notepad++ is written in C++ and uses pure Win32 API and STL which ensures a higher execution speed and smaller program size. By optimizing as many routines as possible without losing user friendliness, Notepad++ is trying to reduce the world carbon dioxide emissions. When using less CPU power, the PC can throttle down and reduce power consumption, resulting in a greener environment.
- Syntax Highlighting and Syntax Folding
- WYSIWYG
- User Defined Syntax Highlighting
- Auto-completion
- Multi-Document
- Multi-View
- Regular Expression Search/Replace supported
- Full Drag 'N' Drop supported
- Dynamic position of Views
- File Status Auto-detection
- Zoom in and zoom out
- Multi-Language environment supported
- Bookmark
- Brace and Indent guideline Highlighting
- Macro recording and playback
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MiniTool Power Data Recovery Software
MiniTool Power Data Recovery is an all in one data recovery software. User can recover lost data from hard disk, CD/DVD disk, memory stick, memory card and USB flash drive. It can recover data after accidental deletion, recover data from formatted partition, deleted partition and damaged partition. With MiniTool Data Recovery Boot Disk, user can also boot computer directly to recover data after system crash, hard drive crash.
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Computer Tips & Tricks
Tip #1 - To increase (or decrease) the default font size on your Web browser (so the Web pages you are
viewing are easier to read), on the Web browser menu, go to View > Text Size and select the size you
want. The font size will stay this way until you change it.
You can also enlarge the text on any Web page by pressing Ctrl and the plus or minus keys (for bigger or
smaller fonts).
Tip #2 - You can tap the Space bar on the keyboard to scroll down on a Web page one screenful at a
time. Add the Shift key (Shift + Space bar) to scroll back up. You can also use the arrow keys or the page
up/page down keys on the keyboard to move up and down.
Tip #3 - You can switch or toggle from one open program to the next by pressing Alt key plus the Tab
key (Alt+Tab). Also look down at the taskbar at the bottom of the computer screen and any program
that you have open will be showing.
Tip #4 - You don’t have to type “http://www” into your Web browser. Just type the remainder:
“nytimes.com” or “dilbert.com,” for example.
Tip #5 - Copying and pasting text – If you want to copy some text from a Web site or document and
paste it into another document, click on the first word of the text you want and, holding down your left
mouse button, drag the cursor over the text you want to copy. Then hit the Control key (Ctrl) and the
letter C on your keyboard. To paste this onto another document (Word, e-mail, etc.), toggle over to that
document and hit the Control key (Ctrl) and the letter V on your keyboard. NOTE: If you don’t want to
paste the text w/formatting, pictures, etc., instead of hitting CTRL+V, click on Edit on the menu bar of
Word and choose Paste Special and choose unformatted text.
Tip #6 - The most commonly used feature in Internet browsers is the back button. However, all browsers
also have a small black down arrow to the right of the back button. This button allows you to easily see
the history of the last 5-10 pages you've visited and quickly get back to them. This feature is especially
helpful for those pesky pages that forward you back to a page each time you press the back button or
for when you wish to move back several pages but don't want to have to press the back button several
times. 2
Tip #7 - Delete browsing history - You will be amazed at how many files you collect when you browse
the internet, including temporary internet files, cookies, history, form data, and passwords. To keep
your computer running smoothly you must regularly delete all of this junk. If you are a person that likes
the computer filling in your passwords you should probably leave the cookies and the passwords. To get
there open Internet Explorer. On the menu bar, go to Tools and choose Delete Browsing History. This
will take you to a menu like the screenshot below:
You can choose to Delete all at the bottom or you can delete them individually.
Tip #8 - If you’d like to set your browser so that you do not keep your Internet history (default is 20
days), i.e., a list of Web sites you’ve visited, you can do that by going to Tools > Internet Options (on the
library’s public computers, this will be blocked, so you need to go to View and choose Web Page Privacy
Policy and then the Settings button). On the General tab, next to the heading, Browsing history, click
on the Delete button. Instead of hitting Delete under Browsing history, click on the Settings button.
Under the History section, you’ll see the number of days to keep pages in the history. At the library, we
keep this at zero, but at home, it’s probably something different, like 20 days. You can change it to zero.
Tip #9 – The General tab is also the place to go see what your home page is set at (if you don’t feel like
clicking on the house icon on your browser) and where you can set your search default (again, if you
don’t want to do that from the browser, where it shows in the upper-right corner). 3
Tip #10 - If you want to set your browser up so that the temporary files are ALWAYS deleted after you
close the browser window, click on the Advanced tab. Scroll down until you get to the Security section.
Check the box for ‘Empty Temporary Internet Files folder when browser is closed.’ Make sure to Apply
and hit OK.
Tip #11 - File extensions – Say someone sends you a file attached to an e-mail. The file will have a name
and an extension. File extensions basically let you know what type of information is contained in a
particular file. For example a Microsoft Word file has the .doc or docx extension. The .jpeg or sometimes
the .jpg is a file extension for a certain type of graphic (photo).
Here are some other examples of file extensions:
.exe (An executable file, usually the file that starts a program.)
.pdf (Portable Document Format, is a file format created by Adobe Systems. Most office
documents come in .pdf file format.)
.Doc/.docx – Microsoft Word document (if an ‘x’ is included, it’s version 2007)
.xls/.xlxx – Microsoft Excel workbook/worksheet (if an ‘x’ is included, it’s version 2007)
.ppt/.pptx – Microsoft Power Point presentation (if an ‘x’ is included, it’s version 2007)
.zip/.rar (These could be any file but they have been compressed and packed away to a smaller
size. When unpacked or unzipped it will become what it was originally.)
.wav/ .mp3 (music files)
.jpg/.gif/.bmp (Picture file formats)
Tip #12 - Send a friend the web page you are viewing (or a link to the Web page) using the default mail
program on your computer by clicking File > Send (or click the Pages button on the browser menu bar)
and either "Page by E-mail" or “Link by E-mail.” Otherwise, just copy the URL in the browser address
section and paste it in an e-mail.
Tip #13 - To stop those annoying pop-up ads, on your Web browser, go to Tools > Pop-up Blocker and
turn on/off or enable just for this site. NOTE: For some Web sites to function properly, specifically the
library’s online catalog (http://innopac.fauquiercounty.gov), you must allow pop-ups.
Tip #14 - Bookmarks - Quickly bookmark any web page in all major browsers by pressing CTRL + D on
your keyboard. Pressing these two keys together will open the bookmarks or favorites for your browser
and allow you to quickly place a bookmark for the page you're currently at. Otherwise, on your browser,
click the Add to Favorites button, which is the star with the green plus sign to the left of it. Or, go to
Favorites > Add to Favorites (you can organize your favorites into categories). If you haven’t organized
your favorites into folders (topics) and want to have an easier way to view the list, alphabetically, click
your right mouse button and select Sort by Name.
Tip #15 - RSS Feeds - RSS (Really Simple Syndication) is a format for delivering regularly changing web
content. It is technology you can use to have information sent to you, rather than having to go look for
it. Many news-related sites, weblogs and other online publishers syndicate their content as an RSS Feed
to whoever wants it. RSS solves a problem for people who regularly use the web. It allows you to easily 4
stay informed by retrieving the latest content from the sites you are interested in. You save time by not
needing to visit each site individually. You ensure your privacy, by not needing to join each site's email
newsletter.
You can tell whether a Web site provides RSS by noting the RSS button on Internet Explorer. If it’s grayed
out, that means no RSS. If it turns orange, you can click on it and just get the RSS (no ads, etc.). To
subscribe to the feed itself, click the Subscribe to Feed link. When you want to come back to the feed(s)
later, simply click on the star button on your browser (Favorites Center) and click the Feeds link. You’ll
see a list of any Feeds you’ve subscribed to. NOTE: There are several Web sites on the Internet that
maintain large listings of available RSS Feeds. These sites include Syndic8.com, Complete RSS, and Search
4 RSS.
Tip #16 - Suppose you’re looking at a Web page and there is a link on the page you want to click on.
However, you don’t want to lose the page you’re on. You can open that link in a new browser window
by holding down the Shift key on your keyboard and clicking on the link.
Tip #17 - Printing sections of a page - Save on your printer ink by selectively printing in Windows
programs such as Microsoft Word, Internet Explorer, WordPad, Outlook, etc. To do this, highlight
portions of text you wish to print and click print. In the printer dialog window under Page Range choose
the option Selection.
Tip #18 - Print preview – If you’re not sure how many pages a document will be, instead of clicking on
Print, choose File > Print Preview. You’ll see the number of pages and can then decide to print just a
section or page range.
Tip #19 - If you’re trying to find a particular name or word on a Web site or a document, hold down Ctrl + F to get the Find dialog box:
Type in the name or word and then hit the Next button to find the first/next instance of it.
Tip #20 - Internet Security – If you do any sort of online shopping or go to a site that requires you to
enter personal information (name, address, etc.), check to see if the site you’re on encrypts the data.
To verify this look for a small lock ( Lock ) in the bottom right corner of portion of your browser window or
next to the address bar (as shown below) depending on your browser and its version. If visible this lock
should also be in the locked position and not unlocke
Internet Explorer 7 secure address bar
We also suggest that you look at the URL and make sure it begins with https as shown above.
When in the lock position all data you send will be encrypted, which helps anyone from understanding
the data if it's intercepted while being sent. When no lock is visible or the lock is in the unlocked position
all information is being sent as plaintext and if intercepted it could be easily read. NEVER send
confidential information via e-mail, because e-mail is not encrypted.
viewing are easier to read), on the Web browser menu, go to View > Text Size and select the size you
want. The font size will stay this way until you change it.
You can also enlarge the text on any Web page by pressing Ctrl and the plus or minus keys (for bigger or
smaller fonts).
Tip #2 - You can tap the Space bar on the keyboard to scroll down on a Web page one screenful at a
time. Add the Shift key (Shift + Space bar) to scroll back up. You can also use the arrow keys or the page
up/page down keys on the keyboard to move up and down.
Tip #3 - You can switch or toggle from one open program to the next by pressing Alt key plus the Tab
key (Alt+Tab). Also look down at the taskbar at the bottom of the computer screen and any program
that you have open will be showing.
Tip #4 - You don’t have to type “http://www” into your Web browser. Just type the remainder:
“nytimes.com” or “dilbert.com,” for example.
Tip #5 - Copying and pasting text – If you want to copy some text from a Web site or document and
paste it into another document, click on the first word of the text you want and, holding down your left
mouse button, drag the cursor over the text you want to copy. Then hit the Control key (Ctrl) and the
letter C on your keyboard. To paste this onto another document (Word, e-mail, etc.), toggle over to that
document and hit the Control key (Ctrl) and the letter V on your keyboard. NOTE: If you don’t want to
paste the text w/formatting, pictures, etc., instead of hitting CTRL+V, click on Edit on the menu bar of
Word and choose Paste Special and choose unformatted text.
Tip #6 - The most commonly used feature in Internet browsers is the back button. However, all browsers
also have a small black down arrow to the right of the back button. This button allows you to easily see
the history of the last 5-10 pages you've visited and quickly get back to them. This feature is especially
helpful for those pesky pages that forward you back to a page each time you press the back button or
for when you wish to move back several pages but don't want to have to press the back button several
times. 2
Tip #7 - Delete browsing history - You will be amazed at how many files you collect when you browse
the internet, including temporary internet files, cookies, history, form data, and passwords. To keep
your computer running smoothly you must regularly delete all of this junk. If you are a person that likes
the computer filling in your passwords you should probably leave the cookies and the passwords. To get
there open Internet Explorer. On the menu bar, go to Tools and choose Delete Browsing History. This
will take you to a menu like the screenshot below:
Tip #8 - If you’d like to set your browser so that you do not keep your Internet history (default is 20
days), i.e., a list of Web sites you’ve visited, you can do that by going to Tools > Internet Options (on the
library’s public computers, this will be blocked, so you need to go to View and choose Web Page Privacy
Policy and then the Settings button). On the General tab, next to the heading, Browsing history, click
on the Delete button. Instead of hitting Delete under Browsing history, click on the Settings button.
Under the History section, you’ll see the number of days to keep pages in the history. At the library, we
keep this at zero, but at home, it’s probably something different, like 20 days. You can change it to zero.
Tip #9 – The General tab is also the place to go see what your home page is set at (if you don’t feel like
clicking on the house icon on your browser) and where you can set your search default (again, if you
don’t want to do that from the browser, where it shows in the upper-right corner). 3
Tip #10 - If you want to set your browser up so that the temporary files are ALWAYS deleted after you
close the browser window, click on the Advanced tab. Scroll down until you get to the Security section.
Check the box for ‘Empty Temporary Internet Files folder when browser is closed.’ Make sure to Apply
and hit OK.
Tip #11 - File extensions – Say someone sends you a file attached to an e-mail. The file will have a name
and an extension. File extensions basically let you know what type of information is contained in a
particular file. For example a Microsoft Word file has the .doc or docx extension. The .jpeg or sometimes
the .jpg is a file extension for a certain type of graphic (photo).
Here are some other examples of file extensions:
.exe (An executable file, usually the file that starts a program.)
.pdf (Portable Document Format, is a file format created by Adobe Systems. Most office
documents come in .pdf file format.)
.Doc/.docx – Microsoft Word document (if an ‘x’ is included, it’s version 2007)
.xls/.xlxx – Microsoft Excel workbook/worksheet (if an ‘x’ is included, it’s version 2007)
.ppt/.pptx – Microsoft Power Point presentation (if an ‘x’ is included, it’s version 2007)
.zip/.rar (These could be any file but they have been compressed and packed away to a smaller
size. When unpacked or unzipped it will become what it was originally.)
.wav/ .mp3 (music files)
.jpg/.gif/.bmp (Picture file formats)
Tip #12 - Send a friend the web page you are viewing (or a link to the Web page) using the default mail
program on your computer by clicking File > Send (or click the Pages button on the browser menu bar)
and either "Page by E-mail" or “Link by E-mail.” Otherwise, just copy the URL in the browser address
section and paste it in an e-mail.
Tip #13 - To stop those annoying pop-up ads, on your Web browser, go to Tools > Pop-up Blocker and
turn on/off or enable just for this site. NOTE: For some Web sites to function properly, specifically the
library’s online catalog (http://innopac.fauquiercounty.gov), you must allow pop-ups.
Tip #14 - Bookmarks - Quickly bookmark any web page in all major browsers by pressing CTRL + D on
your keyboard. Pressing these two keys together will open the bookmarks or favorites for your browser
and allow you to quickly place a bookmark for the page you're currently at. Otherwise, on your browser,
click the Add to Favorites button, which is the star with the green plus sign to the left of it. Or, go to
Favorites > Add to Favorites (you can organize your favorites into categories). If you haven’t organized
your favorites into folders (topics) and want to have an easier way to view the list, alphabetically, click
your right mouse button and select Sort by Name.
Tip #15 - RSS Feeds - RSS (Really Simple Syndication) is a format for delivering regularly changing web
content. It is technology you can use to have information sent to you, rather than having to go look for
it. Many news-related sites, weblogs and other online publishers syndicate their content as an RSS Feed
to whoever wants it. RSS solves a problem for people who regularly use the web. It allows you to easily 4
stay informed by retrieving the latest content from the sites you are interested in. You save time by not
needing to visit each site individually. You ensure your privacy, by not needing to join each site's email
newsletter.
You can tell whether a Web site provides RSS by noting the RSS button on Internet Explorer. If it’s grayed
out, that means no RSS. If it turns orange, you can click on it and just get the RSS (no ads, etc.). To
subscribe to the feed itself, click the Subscribe to Feed link. When you want to come back to the feed(s)
later, simply click on the star button on your browser (Favorites Center) and click the Feeds link. You’ll
see a list of any Feeds you’ve subscribed to. NOTE: There are several Web sites on the Internet that
maintain large listings of available RSS Feeds. These sites include Syndic8.com, Complete RSS, and Search
4 RSS.
Tip #16 - Suppose you’re looking at a Web page and there is a link on the page you want to click on.
However, you don’t want to lose the page you’re on. You can open that link in a new browser window
by holding down the Shift key on your keyboard and clicking on the link.
Tip #17 - Printing sections of a page - Save on your printer ink by selectively printing in Windows
programs such as Microsoft Word, Internet Explorer, WordPad, Outlook, etc. To do this, highlight
portions of text you wish to print and click print. In the printer dialog window under Page Range choose
the option Selection.
Tip #18 - Print preview – If you’re not sure how many pages a document will be, instead of clicking on
Print, choose File > Print Preview. You’ll see the number of pages and can then decide to print just a
section or page range.
Tip #19 - If you’re trying to find a particular name or word on a Web site or a document, hold down Ctrl + F to get the Find dialog box:
Type in the name or word and then hit the Next button to find the first/next instance of it.
Tip #20 - Internet Security – If you do any sort of online shopping or go to a site that requires you to
enter personal information (name, address, etc.), check to see if the site you’re on encrypts the data.
To verify this look for a small lock ( Lock ) in the bottom right corner of portion of your browser window or
next to the address bar (as shown below) depending on your browser and its version. If visible this lock
should also be in the locked position and not unlocke
We also suggest that you look at the URL and make sure it begins with https as shown above.
When in the lock position all data you send will be encrypted, which helps anyone from understanding
the data if it's intercepted while being sent. When no lock is visible or the lock is in the unlocked position
all information is being sent as plaintext and if intercepted it could be easily read. NEVER send
confidential information via e-mail, because e-mail is not encrypted.
All (Ctrl+Alt+Del) Permanently deleted files Recovery solution
Sometimes we delete the files permanently, and realize that deleting them is like a Blunder...
For all those folks,
Here is the solution
Software called "Kissass Undelete" , can bring those files from the hard disk or your flash drive.
Conditions : Only if the data on that drive is not re-occupied(or written). that means the space which was available after the deletion is not been occupied after the deletion.
Click Here to download the .
1)
To start searching for the files,
Select the drive from the Left panel of the Windows and Click the scan button.
the Scan might take upto 10 secs.
2)
When the files search has been completed, it will show you the results with the name, typ, size and the last modified date of the searched file.
3) Now you can select the file to be recover. This is an Open source application and available for All Windows OS(Windows XP/Vista/ 7).
How to Add Facebook Like to Blogger
Facebook has recently added the ability for its users to "Like" just about any content on the web and have that activity posted to the users' walls. This facility lets you share content more readily and also gives you an idea of how some of your readership traffic is responding to your content.
This article provides step-by-step instructions on how to add the "Like" button to your Blogger (BlogSpot) blog, one of the more commonly used blogging services.
Steps
Go to the "Facebook Developers" page:http://developers.facebook.com/docs/reference/plugins/like.
And Get This IFRAME Code
Add this code in your blog
And Enjoy
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