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JoshFactory: Make Your Computer Shutdown At Given Particular Time

Make Your Computer Shutdown At Given Particular Time

Steps:

• Right Click on your Desktop!

• After creating the new shortcut you will be prompt with this console, just type in as we have typed in here below image:

Type as showing above!

As we have typed “shutdown -s -t 600” why i have given 600 after t and space?

Because 60sec=1 minute 10*60sec=600 seconds so our Computer will shutdown after 10 minutes and more importantly yo can only command it only in seconds not by minute or hours.                

                                   10 minutes because we have selected for 600 seconds

if you need for 1 hours then if 10 minutes is 600 sec then 60 minutes is 3600 so for one hour is 3600 you have to place and if 5 hours then 1 hour = 3600 multiplication with 5 comes 18000 seconds you have to place.

Toshiba launches Portégé Z20t enterprise laptop

Toshiba has launched its Portege Z20t ultra-portable 2-in-1 laptop at Rs 1,30,000 in the Indian market. 

The laptop, aimed at business users, comes with a number of productivity and security features and has a battery life of up to 16 hours in laptop mode and 8 hours in tablet mode. It is available in India through B2B channels only. 

Portege Z20t features a 12.5-inch Full HD anti-glare IPS screen with wide viewing angles. It weighs 730g and measures 8.8mm in tablet mode and weighs 1.51kg as a laptop. The device comes with a fanless body and a reversible dock that enables the tablet to be stowed backwards. 

In tablet mode, the device has microHDMI and microUSB ports and microSD slot, while the keyboard dock adds RGB, HDMI, GBit LAN and two USB 3.0 ports. A cable lock port is part of the design in order to secure the keyboard to desks or other fixed points. 

Portege Z20t is powered by Intel Core M processor with Intel HD graphics and 8GB DDR3 RAM. It has 256GB SSD and comes pre-loaded with Toshiba EasyGuard Suite, Trusted Platform Module (TPM), Intel Active Management Technology3 (AMT).

Gmail PRO features

Gmail is the world's largest email service, and has undoubtedly set the standard for what people expect in terms of ease of use and inbox size.

But that doesn't mean it can't be better.

There are a bunch of apps and plugins floating around the internet that can make your experience using Gmail much more enjoyable and productive.

With these add-ons, you can see when people are tracking your emails, automatically know everything about people who emailed you, send self-destructing emails, and so much more. You can leverage the power of GIFs and even use Gmail like you would WhatsApp.

Check out our list of 16 tools that will turn you into a Gmail pro...

1. Sortd

Sortd is a smart skin for Gmail that transforms your inbox into a set of lists you can customize to fit your workflow. You can change the list names, add as many as you please, and reorder them at will.

Sortd is built around dragging and dropping, and tailoring your inbox to fit your needs is refreshingly simple.

2. Ugly Email

You may not know, but there are now email-tracking tools that make it easy for people to see when you open an email, what you click, and where you're located. To fight these, the Ugly Email Chrome extension shows you when your emails in Gmail are being tracked.

And it starts working before you click anything. Once Ugly Email is installed, a tiny little eye symbol appears next to any email in your inbox that's being tracked.

3. FullContact

This Chrome extension lets you see the social profiles and job titles of everyone who sends you emails. You can read through their tweets, check out their Instagram photos, and browse their Facebook updates.

You can even get detailed information on their organizations, like location, size, and demographics. It works with Google Calendar as well, in case you want to brush up before a meeting.

4. Mixmax

Mixmax is a Chrome extension that is full of useful nuggets. It makes scheduling meetings easy by letting people select times within the email itself, and at the same time tracks when someone has opened the message so you know when to bug them.

It also saves you time with the ability to both schedule emails to be sent later and create one-click email templates.

5. Mailburn

This iPhone app automatically shows you Gmail conversations with real people only. The theory is that you can take care of things like newsletters when you are at your computer, but that you don't want to miss an email from an actual person when you are on the go.

In the app, you see conversations as chats like in WhatsApp, without things like "Show quoted text."

6. Unsubscriber

Unsubscriber for Gmail is an iPhone app with one simple premise: easily allowing you to unsubscribe from mailing lists and newsletters. Simply swipe left to unsubscribe, or swipe right to keep your subscription. Then you can delete unsubscribed emails with a single tap.

7. MailTrack.Io

MailTrack.io is a Chrome extension that lets you know both when your email was sent (with one check mark), and when it was opened (with two check marks). Not only that, but MailTrack.io can tell you when someone has read your email even if the email itself was sent to multiple recipients.

For those who want real-time notifications, MailTrack.io has an option to have pop-up desktop alerts when someone opens one of your emails.

8. Snapmail

Snapmail is a Chrome extension that adds a button next to Gmail's "send" button that you can use to send self-destructing messages. The button encrypts your message and only sends someone a link to it.

Once your recipient follows the link to the message, Snapmail informs them it will self-destruct in 60 seconds. And then it does. Right now, Snapmail only encrypts text content.

9. Gmail Offline

Gmail Offline lets you work in Gmail even when you have no internet connection. This is useful for when your connection is spotty, or you don't want to waste your data by tethering to your phone, but still want to draft some emails.

10. Giphy For Gmail

Giphy, the popular GIF-searching company, has a Chrome extension that puts the power of GIFs straight into your Gmail. If you install the extension, a little rainbow Giphy icon will pop up near your normal formatting icons. And this button will let you insert GIFs into your emails to your heart's content.

11. Dropbox For Gmail

Dropbox for Gmail is a Chrome extension that adds a Dropbox button to Gmail's "Compose." This makes it extremely easy to send Dropbox share links in an email, and allows you to bypass the process of attempting to email large files -- and saves valuable space in your inbox.

12. Boomerang

Boomerang is a plugin that works with Chrome, Firefox, or Safari. It has a lot of great tidbits, but perhaps the most useful is the ability to "send later." You just write a message like you normally would and then use either a calendar picker or text box ("next Monday") to schedule when it will send. You can also set a reminder to yourself if you don't hear back so you know when to follow up.

13. Find Big Mail

If you find you are getting low on space in your Gmail, it's probably because you have a bunch of emails with big attachments cluttering up your inbox. Find Big Mail is a program that scans your account and helps you find the largest files in your inbox. Then it helps you delete them. Poof. In a second, you can cut down the size of your inbox by an insane amount.

14. Wisestamp

Wisestamp is a Chrome extension that helps you customize your signature. You can chose fonts, size, color, and images -- but you can also add in more exotic elements like RSS feeds, and social services like Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn.

15. Send From Gmail

This Chrome extension is for anyone who has ever snorted in frustration when they click on an email icon online and Apple's mail client pops up. With Send from Gmail this will never happen again. It makes a Compose window in Gmail pop up whenever you click an email address on any web page.

16. GrexIt

GrexIt is a Chrome extension that is great for collaborating with coworkers, or anyone else you are working on a project with. With shared labels, if you add a label to any email conversation in your inbox, it shows up in your colleagues inboxes with that label attached. It's particularly good for keeping track of who has what assignment, and sharing emails.

Microsoft Office 2016 launched in India

Microsoft India has announced the launch of the Office 2016 apps. The apps are the latest addition to Office 365, Microsoft's cloud-based subscription service that offers the office suite. The company has also announced new and enhanced Office 365 services.

The Office 2016 apps are optimized for Windows 10, and include the new Sway to create shareable, interactive stories. It also supports Windows Hello that logs in users into Windows 10 and Office 365 in one step. According to Microsoft, the Office 2016 apps with Office 365 deliver new capabilities for better enterprise security and protection.

The new iteration of Office features Tell Me that helps users to quickly find an Office feature or command, and Smart Lookup that brings insights from the web into documents. Excel 2016, the latest version of the popular spreadsheet tool, now includes integrated publishing to Power BI and new modern chart-types.
The most recently used documents list allows users to pick up right where they left off, travelling across devices, whether users are working in Office Online, in the Office Mobile apps or in the Office 2016 desktop apps. It also offers new collaboration features.

It also boasts of built-in data loss prevention across Word, PowerPoint, Excel and Outlook,to reduce the risk of leaking sensitive data with tools for IT administrators to manage content authoring and document sharing policies. It also features integration with Cortana, Microsoft's voice-based virtual assistant.
The new Office 2016 apps are available in 14 languages in India and 47 languages across the world and require Windows 7 or later. Starting today, Office 365 subscribers can also choose to download the new Office 2016 apps as part of their subscription. Automatic updates will begin rolling out to consumer subscribers next month. Office 2016 is also available as a one-time purchase for both PCs and Mac.

Office 365 Personal (For One User - One PC + One Tablet + One Phone) is priced at Rs 3,299 per annum. Office 365 Home (For Five Users - Five PCs + Five Tablets + Five Phones) is priced at Rs 4,199 per annum.

Office 2016 is also available as a one time purchase priced at Rs 5,999 for Home and Students edition and Rs 18,499 for Home and Business edition. The Office 2016 Standard edition is available at Rs 24,844 while Office 2016 Professional Plus is available at Rs 33,911.

Microsoft Office 2016 is here: 9 top features

1. Clutter

Our SPAM folders are amazing. They collect emails from retailers and businesses with whom we don't want to have any contact whatsoever. But what about that uncle you just can't stand? Or that annoying coworker who constantly asks you to go to lunch?

With Clutter for Outlook, your email usage signals whether or not emails should actually enter your inbox. For example: if you never, ever open your uncle's emails, Clutter will automatically send those incoming messages to a folder where they will land alongside your annoying coworker's lunch requests. You can access this folder anytime and move messages back to the normal old inbox.

If you're worried you'll miss something important, don't fret. Clutter sends you a weekly digest that tells you exactly what was hidden. You can then command Clutter to never pull in that type of content again.

2. Skye integration

Microsoft has made cloud document collaboration possible (years and years after Google, but I digress). Now, you and a friend can edit a Microsoft Word document simultaneously without having to save and share the document via email.

Unfortunately, not all of our friends are tech-savvy (or task-oriented), and sometimes you just need to hop onto a call with them to explain things (or gossip). With Office 2016 you can jump onto a Skype call from within Microsoft Word and Outlook.

This means you'll never have to launch a second application to begin your video call. You can simply press a button, select a chat partner and start chatting, er, collaborating.

3. Smart Lookup

You know how you can look up words in Microsoft Office to find out whether you're spelling them correctly? Now you can use a feature called Smart Lookup in Word, PowerPoint, Excel and Outlook to find information on almost anything on the web.

You simply highlight a word or phrase, right-click and select Smart Lookup. A sidebar will open with search results that fit your criteria. Want to learn more about Alaskan Klee Kais? Just type in the phrase, highlight it, right click on Smart Lookup and boom, you'll get tons of information about these cuddly little puppies.

Yes, Apple has a similar feature in El Capitan. No, this isn't revolutionary. But, boy is this a useful tool, especially for people who create tons of content and don't have time to open and close separate apps for every query.

4. Wunderlist

This new/old app allows you to create interactive to-do lists that can be shared with family, friends and co-workers. Want to assign people tasks? Want to monitor everyone's progress? Wunderlist can help you get everything organized and tracked.

Is there a slacker among your group of friends that always forgets to do his/her tasks? Wunderlist sends reminders, allows you to comment on other people's tasks and set due dates, just in case you need to micromanage your pals.

Technically, Wunderlist was created in 2009, but Microsoft acquired the company in June and added it to Office 2016. So those of you who solely rely on Office apps to ensure productivity will be pleased to see this new tool added to your suite.

5. Planner

A similar, though unique, feature exists for enterprise Office users. Planner allows managers to create a dashboard for group tasks. Managers can assign projects, track progress and rearrange responsibilities directly from the dashboard.

Instead of your boss sending a group email telling everyone what their new assignments are, your boss can simply drag and drop a responsibility from your column to your colleague's.

The best part: you don't have to keep your eyes on the dashboard all day. Whenever someone makes a strategic change, group members receive a notification.

6. Sunrise Calendar

Want a calendar app that provides a bit more kick than your standard Outlook application? Microsoft has finally added its side project, Sunrise Calendar, to the Office suite.

With Sunrise, you can connect your calendar to applications like Facebook, Foursquare and TripIt to help you make plans. Every time one of your friends or colleagues enters an event into social media, Sunrise adds it to your calendar. So if you want to stay up to date on this week's concerts and films, just check Sunrise to see if anyone added an event to Facebook or Foursquare.

Sunrise was originally developed as an iPhone app in 2013. But Microsoft acquired the company in February and added the tool to the Office 2016 suite.

7. Tell Me

Simple Office tasks can sometimes be tedious. Hate bolding text? Hate formatting documents? With Tell Me you can simply enter a text command and Office will immediately locate and make the fix for you.

Want to change your font to Times New Roman? Enter "change font to Times New Roman" and click on the corresponding command in the Tell Me search bar.

It's been rumored that voice commands will be recognized by Tell Me, but it's immediately unclear if this feature will be available when Office 2016 goes live.

8. Office Lens

Similar to Adobe Cloud Connect, Office Lens lets you take a camera phone image of a document and then turn that image into an editable Office document.

Let's say you want to file a hotel receipt with your Accounts Payable department, but you don't want them to see that nightcap you accidentally charged to your room. You can take a photo of your receipt, run it through Office Lens, redact the line item you'd like to avoid showing and send the document to your company for processing.

You no longer need to scan items, save them to your PC and then make edits. You can just snap, edit and send.

9. Delve

Most companies create so much data that it's impossible to keep track of it all. Want to find a brilliant presentation one of your colleagues created at some point two years ago? Rather than search through thousands of emails in your inbox, you can access your company's Delve repository.

Available for enterprise Office clients, Delve is a hub for all Office documents and creations. Think of it as Pinterest for work.

You can organize each item based on subject matter, content type and date. You can search the hub to find relevant content that applies to the work you're doing. You can start a board to encourage your coworkers to share content that you might find useful.