Hello Kitty Malaysia Is Finally Here Today!

A Super Good News to all Hello Kitty Fans!!

I believe a lot of you girls and guys searching around
where to grab for Hello Kitty products in Malaysia for a really
long time…

And today…

Finally… Hello Kitty Malaysia is here..!

They are selling for Hello Kitty products and tickets for
Sanrio Hello Kitty Town Malaysia through online!

Currently they’re having Hello Kitty Lucky Draw, and you can
have have a chance to win for “Samsung Galaxy Y Hello Kitty Edition”
(Value: RM399 each).
If you don’t believe me check it out for yourself here,
while it’s still available:

==> http://www.hellokittymalaysia.com

This special Hello Kitty Lucky Draw is valid for a limited time
only, which it may be taken off completely. Stop reading this now,
and go to the Hello Kitty Malaysia website and get a chance to
win now:

==> http://www.hellokittymalaysia.com

If you’re reading this blog post too late, then you may have missed it.
Don’t leave a comment to complain because there’s nothing I can do.
I DID tell you it’s a limited offer

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Remember Password for server share folder in Windows XP

Learnt something today in office. As I need to set "Remember Password" for my share folder.
The "Remember Password" message box will appear everytime I want to access to the server share folder. I have checked for the "Remember Password" checkbox at the message box, yet it does not work and will ask for the password. So with the keyword: "permanent remember password shared folder in windows xp" in google search. I could find the solution in one of the forum.

Here you go!

1. Create a batch file named "connect.bat" (or anything .bat) with the single line : 

net use X: \\server\share abc /USER:dec /PERSISTENT:YES 

For example: -
X: (The new map drive)
server: 192.168.1.xxx
share (folder directory)
abc: password
dec: local username

2. If using Notepad, be sure it doesn't actually save the file as "connect.bat.txt", 
by selecting Save as type : "All Files", and enter the full filename "connect.bat". 

3. (optional) Test this out by double-clicking "connect.bat" to run it. See if the share 
connects correctly. The new share drive should appear in the "My Computer" window. 

4. Move "connect.bat" into your "Startup" folder. Click "Start" -> "All Programs" -> 
"Startup", then right-click and select "Open". Drag the batch file into this folder. 

Now, the share will re-connect every time you login. You may still get the message 
"Could not reconnect network drives," but it should be connected anyway. 

Original Source: Tom's hardware