Step 1.

Download Farmville magic Tools and install it in your computer (Windows only).

Run the Farmville Magic Tool. Open the Farmville game in your Facebook account. The magic tools window will appear on your screen just like the picture below.

Step 2.

Left click on the “cow” icon and drag it into the farm. Remember to keep the farm visible while performing this action.

Step 3.

If all things turn out well, the three most important buttons – Plow, Plant and Harvest will be enabled on your machine.

Step 4.

Using Beliefs and Causes Farmville allows you to zoom to the maximum distance possible.

Step 5.

Hit the Magic Plow Tool button and select either the Plow Tool or the Multi-tool. If you happen to land up in a massive farm, use the Tractor for efficient and speedy operation.

Step 6.

To exactly plant the user preferable seed from the market, select the Magic Plant Tool. Magic Plant Tool automatically selects and plants all the stuff to be planted. Here too, you can select the “Seeder” option for lesser time consumptions and faster reward.

Step 7.

Select Harvester and click Magic Harvest Tool. This will automate the harvest process. By selecting Custom crop you can inform Magic tools of some parts that were not selected. This option enables you with the feature of direct harvest within the program.

That’s it. You can now sit back and enjoy the fruits of your “hard work”

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Try resetting your password

The first thing you should try to do if your email account has been hacked is to reset your password. When you first enter the site, click the link that will take you to the area where you can reset it.

Hotmail: Forgot your password?

1. Enter your Windows Live ID and CAPTCHA
2. Click the radio button next to the email address you want your temporary password sent to. You are given a choice of your Hotmail email address (doesn’t make any sense if that is the account I can’t login to) or alternate email address (if you have entered one).
3. Password reset instructions are sent to your alternate e-mail address
4. Click or copy+paste the link into your web browser
5. Enter your Windows Live ID, type in your new password and confirm it
6. Check the Make my password expire every 72 days check boxes, so it forces you to always change your password
7. Press the Continue button. Sign in with your new login credentials

Yahoo: I can’t access my account

1. Click the I forgot my password or My password doesn’t work radio button, and press the Next button
2. Enter your Yahoo! ID and CAPTCHA



3. Enter your alternate email (if you added one), your mobile phone number (if you use your smartphone), or click the I can’t access any of the above radio button
4. Press the Next button



5. If you select alternate email address, then password reset instructions are sent
6. If you select mobile phone, then a code will be sent that you will have to type in the next screen
7. If you select I can’t access any of the above, then you will have to answer two personalized questions that you chose when you created the account
8. Type in your new password and confirm it
9. Press the Next Button

Gmail: Can’t access your account? link.

1. Click the I forgot my password or My password doesn’t seem to be working radio button
2. Enter your User ID and captcha
3. Answer the personalized question that you chose when you created the account
4. Type in your new password and confirm it
5. Press the Reset Password button

Check your security options

Regardless of which email provider you are using, you should ensure that you have an alternate email address and security questions. You will need to log into your email account. There will be a link to check your account settings. In this area, you will be able to change your password, add an alternate email address, and check your security questions. Note: Please remember that a confirmation email will be sent to your alternate email address. You will need to confirm that is your account.

Please ensure that you are not choosing security questions that anyone who has an idea of you will figure out. You want to select the ones that will be hard for even your own mother to come up with.

Yahoo! has the additional security where you can add a sign-in seal. This seal is a word or an image that you have chosen that lets you know that you are actually on your sign-on page. These are the steps to add one:

1. On any Yahoo! sign-on page, click the Create your sign-on seal link



2. Choose Create a text seal or Upload an image
3. If you choose text, then create a message that only you will know
4. If you choose an image, upload one and select the color scheme
5. After you preview your text or image seal, press the Save This Seal button



6. It should now appear on the Yahoo! sign-on page

However, the sign-on seal is only for the computer you are currently on. Yahoo! should think about having the sign-on seal appear regardless of the computer you are on. Financial institutions have used sign-on seals as an additional security layer for years, and it doesn’t have to be specifically on one computer.

I can’t get access to my email account at all

There are times that you still can’t get into your email account. Maybe the person who hacked into your account already moved quickly and changed your password, alternate email address, and security quetions. What can you do then? You will have to work with your email provider’s Customer Support to get the problem resolved.

For Hotmail, you have go through numerous prompts before you able to access their Customer Support to fill out a form:

1. Click the Help Central link
2. Click any of the questions in the FAQs list
3. In the lower-right hand corner, click the Get More Help link
4. Click the Get Support link to get to the form

For Yahoo! Mail, it’s a little misleading if you try to use the My account may have been compromised option when resetting your password. The best way is to go directly to Yahoo! Help, and click the Report Abuse link. You will be taken to the form where you can have someone from Yahoo to contact you.

For Gmail, it’s very quick and simple to get some assistance.  Click the My account has been compromised radio button. A link to the account recovery form will appear.

Out of all three services, Yahoo! seems to provide the most security, and make it easier for you to get access to your email account, if you need to. Hotmail seems to be a little difficult to navigate, and Gmail is a little too easy for anyone to get into your email.

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In terms of browser choice, I love Firefox on my Windows. For Mac, nothing beats Safari. When Safari 4 beta comes out, I downloaded it and upgraded my Safari 3 in no time. But lo and behold, there are many changes – supposed to be for the better – that are not to my personal preferences.

I surely wouldn’t complain about the speed. To me it feels faster. Recent test showed that Safari 4 beta is the fastest among other browsers. It was done by Apple so it’s a subject of bias. But so far there’s no objection to the test result from other browser makers

The problem is, I missed several things from Safari 3 like the position of the tabs – which are moved to the top, the full title of the opened page which will be shortened as more and more tabs are opened, and the blue bar which show how far the page has loaded.

And I’m not alone; there are a number of people out there who don’t like a number of new features of Safari 4. After a little googling, I found several solutions to the problems.

Tinkering With The Terminal

The first discovery was the method to bring back Safari 3’s familiar environment by tinkering with codes through the Terminal. There are about 8 codes found in this Random Genius page, including how to undo the changes should you prefer to have the Safari 4’s look and feel back.

Safari has to be restarted every time any changes were made for them to take effect.

If you are familiar with Terminal, the codes will surely help you. I myself am not a coding guy and the thought of writing one (even it’s just a copied and pasted line) make me shiver with fear. So I move on and continue with the search.

With a little help from little apps

So far, I’ve found two apps that will do the same task: changing individual elements of Safari 4 beta and revert back the changes if needed. They are:

1. Safari 4 Buddy – about 220 Kb of size and has options to change seven elements including the option to undo the changes.

2. Safari 4 Modifier – about 2.9 Mb of size and has options to change nine elements including the option to undo the changes.

Both apps using checkbox style options and users just simply check or uncheck the elements based on preferences.

Whichever method you choose – either the Terminal coding or one of the apps – their goals are the same: to have a speedy and convenient surfing experience without having to deal with unwanted eye candy.

If you have opinion or experience to share about Safari 4 beta, please use the comment below.

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