Though the older versions of Google Chrome did not support User scripts, but the new version of Google Chrome 2.0 has the capability of using Greasemonkey User Scripts. GreaseMonkey can be installed and enabled in the latest Versions of Google Chrome.
In order to install Greasemonkey User Scripts in your Google Chrome, first you need to update your Google Chrome Version to 2.0 or higher if you are still using the older version.
The Full detail and step by step procedure is given here:
Mr Karanam, one of our privileged reader had asked a query in Ask Techrena section of our blog. His question was:
Dear Techrena,
I want to transfer my current gmail contacts to another gmail account. I don’t know how to do this. It is difficult to transfer all the contacts manually. If there is any method to transfer the contacts please help me with it.Thanking you in Advance.
Karanam Sreekanth
We have found the solution and have posted in our blog.
It is an easy process. Gmail has made it very easy for users to transfer or export contacts from one Gmail account to another Gmail account. You have to just save the contacts as CSV format or vCard format and import the contacts using the other account.
The complete solution is given in the post below:
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Mr Ashok, one of our esteemed reader had posted a query in Ask Techrena section of our blog. His query was:
sir,
there is a problem in my laptop. is it does not hide the inactive icon. i can use the control panel and go to task bar option and apply the hide inactive icon but window does not hide the icon's. my laptop configuration is:
2GB ram
160 hard disk
processor core 2 duo
window XP
We have found the solution and posted in our blog.
The inactive icon tray may not show up sometimes in spite of enabling hiding from the taskbar properties. If such a problem occurs then we have to enable it from he windows registry. A registry named EnableAutoTray is to be created and set the value.
The complete solution has been described in the post below:
The solution works for Windows XP, Vista and Windows 7.
We sincerely thank Mr Ashok for asking for solutions and request all our blog readers to support techrena and not to hesitate to post their queries.
