How to overcome messages like "Cannot delete file: Access is denied"

Hi,

For years, I had received annoying messages like "Cannot delete file: Access is denied" or "Make sure the disk is not full or write-protected and that the file is not currently in use". Anytime something like this was happened, I did a logoff and logon to eliminate the problem. But there were situations like virus infection, that this method didn't work. Because virus was loaded on logon and prevented the file from deletion or the device from being removed.

Here is a method that will work definitely! Use one of these freeware programs:

• Unlocker 1.9.0
  

More info and download links are available at: 

• Unlocker 1.9.0 on CNET.com
• Download Unlocker 1.9.0 - Softpedia.com 
• Download Unlocker 1.9.0 - FileHippo.com

• LockHunter

LockHunter is a bit more user friendly and has similar abilities that Unlocker has.
More info and download link is available at LockHunter official homepage.

Both programs have other feature allowing them to be used to fight against malwares like Autorun virus.

If you look for a software that certainly is designed for removing storages, have a look on USB Safely Remove.

Hope to be useful!

Embedding Fonts in Powerpoint Presentations

Hi,

I have seen many students opening their Powerpoint presentations to start their seminar, but their slides didnt't show up correctly. It is because they used a font which does not exist in classroom's computer.

How to solve the problem? It is easy to do!


Steps to follow:

1. Click on the Office Button (A circle button on Left-Top Most of your screen)
2. Click on "PowerPoint Options" (Just close to "Exit PowerPoint" button)
3. Click on "Save" tab
4. Under "Preserve fiderlity when sharing this presentation", check the box for "Embed fonts in the file"
5. Now you have two choices:
1. First one will result in smaller file, but if you plan to change the result file consider the second choice.
2. This will allow you to change the presentation in future, but with the cost of a bigger file.
3. Well, actually there is a third option! :-) You can keep a copy of original presentation, and save a new one with the first option. Use the latter for your seminar!

Here is a picture for more info: