








Have you ever wanted to read the lyric along with the song you’ve chosen to play with your media player?

An issue of this blog was it has been disabled from viewing any Google Adsense ads on January 2008. Working slowly and steadily to fix the problem, a request/proposal was sent on 29 March and Google responded to it on 1st April.



This blog is back into John Chow’s money making via Adsense mode after the intended prolonged crisis.
It’s good to get the ads back into action to support my online expenses and hopefully, the calamity won’t occur again in the future. Viva 1st April 2008!
1) Cd-Key reader is a handy utility that recovers Windows-based product cd keys in your computer. Simply run the program, let it does the scan, and it will retrieve those cdkeys for you.
2) If Cd-Key Reader doesn’t help you do the dirty work, Magical Jelly Bean Keyfinder v1.51 is a good alternative which serves the same purpose. The Magical Belly Keyfinder is a freeware that retrieves your Product Key used to install Windows and Microsoft Office from your registry. It was tested to be compatible with Windows 95, 98, Me, NT4, 2000, XP, Server 2003, Windows Vista, Office 97, Office XP, and Office 2003.
Many Rapidshare premium accounts were phished recently. Below are the steps and safety precautions you need to know to protect your account.
1) Be extra cautious when someone uses link protecter that hides the real download links of the file. The real Rapidshare download link looks like this: http://rapidshare.com/files/111111111/xxxxx.rar
2) If you come upon a Rapidshare Login Page, open another tab using your internet browser, go to rapidshare.com, turn to the login page, and see if it asks you to login. Did it ask you to login? If not, now you know the other one is fake.