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 What's new in version 6.25 Build 25

(Released: Aug 05, 2016)

• Added support for Firefox 49
• Fixed compatibility problems with the latest build of Windows 10
• Fixed problems with video recognition for several types of web sites
• Fixed bugs 

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Made Your all Adobe Products Full Version For Free

Always download a product of Adobe (CC 2014, CC, CS6, CS5, CS4 etc) for free from the internet or already you had it from another computer.
Install it. [place it to their recommended drive of your PC]

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After download, run it, you can see a program like below then select your adobe product which is already installed in your for free method,

Then click to the Patch to made your needed adobe products to full version for free for life time.

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Top 10 keyboard shortcuts everyone should know

Using keyboard shortcuts can greatly increase your productivity, reduce repetitive strain, and help keep you focused. For example, to copy text, you can highlight text and press the Ctrl + C shortcut. The shortcut is faster than moving your hands from the keyboard, highlighting with the mouse, choosing copy from the file menu, and then returning to the keyboard.
Below are the top 10 keyboard shortcuts we recommend everyone memorize and use.

 

• Ctrl + C or Ctrl + Insert and Ctrl + X

Both Ctrl + C and Ctrl + Insert will copy the highlighted text or selected item. If you want to cut instead of copy press Ctrl + X.

Apple computer users can substitute the Ctrl key for the command (cmd) key on their computers. For example, pressing Cmd + C copies the highlighted text.

 

• Ctrl + V or Shift + Insert

Both the Ctrl + V and Shift + Insert will paste the text or object that's in the clipboard.

For Apple computer users use Cmd + V.

 

• Ctrl + Z and Ctrl + Y 

Pressing Ctrl + Z will Undo any change. For example, if you cut text, pressing this will undo it. These shortcuts can also be pressed multiple times to undo or redo multiple changes. Pressing Ctrl + Y would redo the undo.

For Apple computers use Cmd + Z and Cmd + Y to undo and redo.

Tip: If you did the first example as well (cut and paste text) if you continue to press Ctrl + Z it is also going to undo that change.

• Ctrl + F

Pressing Ctrl + F opens the Find in any program. Ctrl + F includes your Internet browser to find text on the current page. Press Ctrl + F now to open the Find in your browser and search for "shortcut" to find each time shortcut is mentioned on this page.

For Apple computer use Cmd + F to find.

•  Alt + Tab or Ctrl + Tab

Pressing Alt + Tab switches between open programs moving forward. For example, if you have your browser window open and other programs running in the background press and hold Alt and then press tab to cycle through each open program.

On Apple computers instead of using the Alt key use the Command (Cmd) key. For Example, Cmd + Tab to switch between open programs.

 Bonus Tip: Press Ctrl + Tab to switch between tabs in a program. For example, if you have multiple tabs open in your browser now press Ctrl + Tab to switch between open tabs.

 Bonus Tip: Adding the Shift key to Alt + Tab or Ctrl + Tab moves backward. For example, if you are pressing Alt + Tab and pass the program you want to use, press Alt + Shift + Tab to move back to that program.

  Bonus Tip: Windows Vista, 7, 8, and 10 users can also press the Windows Key + Tab to switch through open programs in a full screenshot of the window.

• Ctrl + Back space and Ctrl + Left or Right arrow

Note: This is for PC computer users only and does not work on Apple computers

Pressing Ctrl + Backspace will delete a full word at a time instead of a single character.

Holding down the Ctrl key while pressing the left or right arrow will move the cursor one word at a time instead of one character at a time. If you want to highlight one word at a time, hold down Ctrl + Shift and then press the left or right arrow key to move one word at a time in that direction while highlighting each word.

 

• Ctrl + S

While working on a document or other file in almost every program, pressing Ctrl + S saves that file. Use this shortcut key frequently if you're working on anything important in case an error happens, you lose power, or other problem that causes you to lose any work since the last save.

On Apple computers use Cmd + S to save a file.

• Ctrl + Home or Ctrl + End

Ctrl + Home will move the cursor to the beginning of the document, and Ctrl + End will move the cursor to the end of a document. These shortcuts work with most documents, as well as web pages.

On Apple computers use Command and the Cmd and the up arrow to get to the beginning of a document or text or Cmd and the down arrow to get to the end of a document or text.

 

• Ctrl + P

Open a print preview of the current page or document being viewed. For example, press Ctrl + P now to view a print preview of this page.

On Apple computers use Cmd + P to open the print preview.

 

• Page Up, Spacebar, and Page Down

Pressing either the page up or page down key will move that page one page at a time in that direction. When browsing the Internet, pressing the spacebar also moves the page down one page at a time.

Tip: If you are using the spacebar to go down one page at a time, press the Shift key and spacebar to go up one page at a time.

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What Microsoft is taking away from Windows 10 in the Anniversary Update

Updating to a new build of Windows is always a give-and-take process. 

  The impersonal login page

 A small, but nice cosmetic change. Now, when you click or swipe away the lock screen background picture, you don’t end up on a login screen with a plain colored background or the default Windows background. Instead, you get the same picture as your lock screen by default. The new animation for switching between the lock screen and login page is quite nice too.

Wi-Fi Sense

Microsoft’s experiment with seamless Wi-Fi login sharing is going away. Wi-Fi Sense was originally a feature on Windows phones, and came to PCs with Windows 10 in 2015. Now, Microsoft says it is removing the feature from both phones and PCs beginning with the Anniversary Update, because so few people used it.

While a nice idea in theory, Wi-Fi Sense was never welcomed by users and critics largely because it required Microsoft to store your Wi-Fi login credentials on its servers. Some of those fears were misplaced, but the general idea of the service was never well received. While the Wi-Fi login sharing is going away, Wi-Fi Sense’s secondary feature, which alerts you when an open Wi-Fi network is nearby, will remain.

Kid’s Corner

Windows 10 Mobile’s kids-only space, Kid’s Corner_, is another victim of low usage. The feature first came to Windows handsets with Windows Phone 8.1. It was designed as a way to create a kid-friendly area on Windows phones—complete with its own Start screen—where kids could use certain apps and other data without accessing other parts of the phone.
While Kid’s Corner is going away, there is an alternative feature that users can try instead called Apps Corner. The feature is under Settings > Accounts > Apps Corner. It doesn’t have quite the same features that Kid’s Corner did, but you can give children their own Start screen and access to select apps.

All apps

A longtime feature of the Start menu is going away. Starting with the Anniversary Update, Windows 10 users will no longer see the All apps button, which was also known as “All programs” in previous versions of Windows.
Instead, users will just see a long list of installed apps in alphabetical order like they do now when they press All apps. The idea is to reduce clicks to access programs in the Start menu.
To accommodate the end of All apps, Microsoft is putting certain features to the left of the installed apps scroll such as the Settings app, your user account picture, and the power button.

Messaging Everywhere

Okay, fair enough this isn’t something that Microsoft is really taking away since it never made it to the standard build of Windows 10 in the first place. Nevertheless, many Windows 10 Mobile users were looking forward to the ability to use the Messaging app on both their PCs and phones to send and receive texts.
Instead, Microsoft has decided to rebuild the feature for Skype.
Let’s hope Microsoft can get it right as Skype integration is pathetically broken and missing key features on Windows 10 Mobile at this writing.
In the meantime, Windows 10 Mobile users will have to make do with Cortana’s SMS feature for sending texts on their PCs.

You’ll use Cortana and you’ll like it

Microsoft is playing hardball when it comes to Cortana. In previous builds of Windows 10, if you didn’t like Cortana you could opt to use a plain vanilla search option instead. But with the Anniversary Update the option to turn off Cortana and only use search is gone.
Microsoft confirmed to PCWorld that the plain search option is gone and that Cortana is your only choice. If you don't like that, Microsoft points out you can remove the Cortana text entry box from the taskbar. We've also got a few tips for anyone who wants to keep Cortana, but limit how much information it can assimilate about you. 
Nevertheless, making Cortana mandatory is an aggressive move by Microsoft and likely won’t sit well with the more privacy-conscious users—at least those who haven’t already switched to Linux.

No sleep for the Anniversary Update.

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How to install Microsoft Edge browser extensions

With the Anniversary Update Microsoft Edge can finally use browser extensions. Here's how to install them.

 First, open Edge and click on the menu icon (three horizontal dots) in the upper-right corner. Next, select Extensions from the drop down menu. This will open a second panel that will show any extensions you already have installed. Click the link labeled Get extensions from the Store. 

The Store app will now open on the dedicated extensions page with all the various extensions you can install in your browser. From here on out, installing extensions works the same way as installing Store apps. 

  Let’s say you wanted to install AdBlock Plus. First, click on the extension’s listing, and you’ll come to its page in the Store. Next, click the Free button and it will install.
Once it’s ready, Action Center will send out a toast notification letting you know it’s available. The next time you’re in Edge, the browser will ask you if you want to turn on the extension or leave it off. If you want to enable it, click Turn it on.

See it

Now the extension is working—but you won’t see it next to the address bar like you would in Chrome or Firefox. Microsoft decided against automatically cluttering up your browser chrome with add-on icons. If you want to see the icon, click on the three horizontal dots again and select Extensions. 

 You have to explicitly authorize extensions to appear next to the address bar.

Next, hover over AdBlock Plus (or whichever add-on you've installed) and click on the settings cog icon. On the next screen, click the slider labeled Show button next to address bar so that it’s in the on position. You should now see the extension icon in your browser. This screen is also where you’d go to enable or disable any extension-specific options.
That’s all there is to installing and managing extensions in Edge! Enjoy.

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Windows 8.1 keyboard shortcut keys 2016 (FULL LIST)

Top keyboard shortcuts

The following table contains common keyboard shortcuts for Windows 8.1 and Windows RT 8.1.

Press this key	To do this
Ctrl + C (or Ctrl + Insert)	Copy the selected item
Ctrl + X	Cut the selected item
Ctrl + V (or Shift + Insert)	Paste the selected item
Ctrl + Z	Undo an action
Alt + Tab	Switch between open apps
Alt + F4	Close the active item, or exit the active app
Windows logo key  + L	Lock your PC or switch accounts
Windows logo key  + D	Display and hide the desktop

New keyboard shortcuts

The following table contains new keyboard shortcuts that you can use in Windows.

Press this key	To do this
Windows logo key  + start typing	Search your PC
Ctrl + plus (+) or Ctrl + minus (-)	Zoom in or out of a large number of items, like apps pinned to the Start screen
Ctrl + scroll wheel	Zoom in or out of a large number of items, like apps pinned to the Start screen
Windows logo key‌  + C	Open the charmsIn an app, open the commands for the app
Windows logo key  + F	Open the Search charm to search files
Windows logo key  + H	Open the Share charm
Windows logo key  + I	Open the Settings charm
Windows logo key  + K	Open the Devices charm
Windows logo key‌  + O	Lock the screen orientation (portrait or landscape)
Windows logo key‌  + Q	Open the Search charm to search everywhere or within an open app (if the app supports app search)
Windows logo key + S	Open the Search charm to search Windows and the web
Windows logo key‌  + W	Open the Search charm to search settings
Windows logo key‌  + Z	Show the commands available in the app

Note

You can also see some settings and options by going to the Settings charm when the app is open.

Windows logo key‌  + spacebarSwitch input language and keyboard layoutWindows logo key‌  + Ctrl + spacebarChange to a previously selected inputWindows logo key‌  + TabCycle through recently used apps (except desktop apps)Windows logo key‌  + Ctrl + TabCycle through recently used apps (except desktop apps)Windows logo key‌  + Shift + TabCycle through recently used apps (except desktop apps) in reverse orderWindows logo key‌  + Shift + period (.)Snaps an app to the leftWindows logo key‌  + period (.)Cycle through open appsEscStop or exit the current task

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