http://mutualbenefit.forumotion.com/homeworkwikis-f2/-t1.htm Tue, 12 Feb 2008 04:07:59 GMT 10 http://illiweb.com/fa/logo_en.gif http://mutualbenefit.forumotion.com/homeworkwikis-f2/-t1.htm http://mutualbenefit.forumotion.com/homeworkwikis-f2/issues-t16.htm tester what things do you need to think about when you are making your interface for someone else to use? homeworkwikis Tue, 12 Feb 2008 04:07:59 GMT http://mutualbenefit.forumotion.com/homeworkwikis-f2/issues-t16.htm#52 http://mutualbenefit.forumotion.com/homeworkwikis-f2/issues-t16.htm http://mutualbenefit.forumotion.com/homeworkwikis-f2/usable-t6.htm Admin
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how do you know when something is easy to use?]]> homeworkwikis Wed, 16 Jan 2008 13:07:48 GMT http://mutualbenefit.forumotion.com/homeworkwikis-f2/usable-t6.htm#10 http://mutualbenefit.forumotion.com/homeworkwikis-f2/usable-t6.htm http://mutualbenefit.forumotion.com/homeworkwikis-f2/user-experience-on-access-computers-within-a-network-t8.htm m06b2347 To access a computer from another computer within a network, we can do it in several ways: Way no.1 - Obtain the IP address of the targeted computer by typing the command 'ipconfig' in command-prompt. - On the other computer, we can access the targeted computer by running the command '\\(ip address)' e.g \\202.1690.8.5' using the Run As feature. - This will immediately open the files,folders and view hardwares that are being shared by the targeted computer providing access to its contents ... homeworkwikis Thu, 17 Jan 2008 05:24:14 GMT http://mutualbenefit.forumotion.com/homeworkwikis-f2/user-experience-on-access-computers-within-a-network-t8.htm#14 http://mutualbenefit.forumotion.com/homeworkwikis-f2/user-experience-on-access-computers-within-a-network-t8.htm