Cara Instalasi dan Aktivasi Adobe Photoshop CS2

Cara Instalasi dan Aktivasi Adobe Photoshop CS2 dengan mudah sebagai berikut:





Panduan Aktivasi :
Jalankan Installasi Adobe Photoshop CS2 seperti biasanya, klik next sampai keluar opsi pengisian serial numbernya (Pilih "I have serial number ....").

Kemudian Buka file keygen nya lalu klik dua kali selanjutnya akan muncul box menu buatan paradox OSCARia.

Pilih "Photoshop CS2 9.0" pada field Aplication. Kemudian klik "Generate". Pada kotak isian Serial Number akan keluar SN-nya. Copykan angka tersebut dengan cara memblok angka-angka itu, harap diingat serial number yang keluar pasti berbeda-beda, setelah itu paste-kan kode tersebut pada jendela Setup Photoshop (seperti pada gambar ke-2), lanjut Next.

Selanjutnya ikuti saja perintahnya dengan klik next > next sampai proses instalasi selesai. (keygen paradox OSCARia-nya jangan ditutup dulu, karena selanjutnya akan digunakan untuk aktivasi).

Pada akhir instalasi akan keluar lagi kode aktivasi. Pilih By telephone via lalu klik Next.

Dan selanjutnya akan keluar jendela aktivasi, pada pilihan poin ke-3, copy angka yang tertera pada Activation Number.

Kemudian kembali ke keygen yang tadi lalu pilih "Photoshop CS2 9.0" pada field Application. Activation number yang sudah dicopy tadi masukkan di kolom "Request Code".
Kemudian klik Generate dan kode aktivasi akan muncul pada field Answer Code.

Catat kode tersebut dan kemudian ketikkan kode yang dicatat tadi pada kolom Authorization Code di jendela aktivasi Adobe Photoshop CS2. Lalu klik Activate !!
Jika sukses akan muncul jendela "Thank You" seperti di bawah ini :

Catatan :  Jika pada saat pertama anda menjalankan Photoshop CS2 dan Kompie anda terhubung internet bisa jadi muncul jendela register untuk mendapatkan support dan update. Jangan hiraukan, tinggal pilih Do not register karena update bisa dilakukan secara offline.

Download Keygen Photoshop CS2, CS3 pada link di bawah ini :

Download Keygen Serial Number dan Aktivasi Adobe Photoshop CS2.

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[BUG] All Audition Ayodance Bug

1 . EXP 2x Permanen

- Ikut Orang Wedding > Liat > Selesai otomatis dapet 2x exp + den ,
- Keluar Room > Maen di room biasa ,
- Ikut Orang Wedd Lagi > ' Penting ' Setelah Selesai dan Dapet & Ambil 2x Exp + Den Langsung DC , caranya bisa make ALT +F4 / ALT + Tab ,

Selesai dah , 2x Exp permanen di char kamu >.<

Note* : Kalo udah work , jangan pernah kamu liat wedding lagi .
karena sejauh yg ak tau , ini bug cuma 1x seumur idup buat 1 char ha .

2 . Bug Story

- Login Ayodance > Pilih Server > Ambil Story > Buat room [ Bug nya cuma work kalo kamu jadi DJ ]
- Setelah Tanda S Kuning Menyala > Klik Story > Menyerah .
Tapi inget , jangan di klik ' o ' dulu .
- Abis itu pencet f1 bareng klik ' o ' .
- Kalo work ada tanda s kuning di kiri bawah layar kamu .
kalo ga work ya ulang lagi ,
* Enak nya dari Bug Story adalah , Ga usa susah2 maen sampe 5x , cuma main 1x + dapet exp + story selesai *

3 . Bug Table DJ

- Cari Temen Yg Punya DJ Room > Suru dia buat room > Trus kita masuk ke room dia .
- Setelah kamu dan dia di 1 room yg sama , suru dia oper DJ dgn cara lsg pencet exit room .
- Bug DJ selesai malu

4 . Bug Face

- Cari Temen yg punya face ,
- liat slot temen kamu yg punya face itu , biar gampang 1 room close semua sisain 2 tempat buat DJ , temen yg punya face , dan kamu di tempat view .
- Suru dia pake face nya .
misalkan /happy ,
- nah ini yg penting , setelah dia pake face > suru dia lsg view dan km lsg msk ke slot dia .
- bug face jadi dah .
tapi cuma bisa 1x ronde aja dan cuma bisa dipake dengan command ' / ' bukan ' // '

5 . Bug Tulisan Gede

Cara mengubah setting Language pada Ayodance menjadi Korean agar tulisannya lebih besar dan mudah dibaca.
* sebelumnya siapkan CD Installer Windows XP kamu terlebih dulu.

- Masuk ke Windows Control Panel

- Masuk ke Regional and Language Options

- Klik tab Languages, check kotak Install files for East Asian languages
(kamu mungkin akan diminta memasukkan CD Windows XP dan merestart komputer)

- Setelah restart komputer selesai, kembali ke Regional and Language Options,
klik tab Advanced, pilih Korean pada pulldown menu bagian atas
(kamu mungkin akan diminta memasukkan CD Windows XP dan merestart komputer lagi)

- Selesai. Tulisan pada Ayodance kamu akan jadi lebih besar


Tambahan langkah utk menghilangkan Language Bar pada desktop (jika kamu merasa terganggu dgn itu)

- Masuk ke Regional and Language Options, klik tab Languages

- Klik tombol Details, klik tombol Language Bar...

- Kosongkan kotak Show the Language bar on the desktop


6 . Bug Cople

KENDALA-KENDALA YANG DI HADAPIN ORANG KLO SEDANG MO CARI COPLE:
1. SUSA MENCARI COPLE UNTUK DAERAH TERDEKAT
2. SUSA MENCARI COPLE UNTUK YG OL / MAEN TIAP HARI
3. KLO SYNCHRONISE HATINYA UD BANYAK, LUM TENTU DI TERIMA JADI COPLE..
4. TERKADANG KITA MO COPLEAN, CHARNYA UD DI BOOKING ORANG
5. KETEMU YG OL TIAP HARI, KALO SANG COPLE GX BETAH, LANGSUNG DI PUTUSIN

CARA BUG HATI LANGSUNG JADI 5:
1. PERTAMA-TAMA LU HARUS PUNYA COPLE / COPLEAN MA TEMEN / PACAR,
2. KAMU HARUS SATU SERVER DENGAN COPLE JAM 12 - JAM 2 PAGI
3. TERUS KAMU TINGGAL GANTI SERVER AJA ( misal pertama di L-1 terus ke C-1 terus ke G-1 terus ke F-1 terus ke H1<kan udah 5 kali>)

7 . Tutorial Bug Den

1. kita bli avatar yg
termahal lalu kita jual lagii ... biasanya ada permasalahan atw
kesalahan data... jadi den kita nambah sesuai harga jualn avatarnya
tanpa ngilangin avatarnya

2. kita deposit di bank club... kita masukin nominal sumbangan nya.. truz klik stuju...
truz kalo uda kita klik setuju bareng'' degn alt+F4...
alhasil bank club nambah n duit kita gga berkurang..

8 . Bug CP Club

bisa di lakuin dgn 2 cara :

1 . Siapin 6 Char < 3 Char Asli dari club yg pengen di naikin cp nya , 3 Char Sampah .
- 3 char sampah tadi , daftarkan ke club mana saja yg penting club itu tidak penuh ,
' Penting ' Setelah daftar club , langsung DC ! < Ingat DC .
lakukan hal yg sama buat char ke 2 dan ke 3 kamu .
- habis itu kmu log-in lagi char 3 char yg daftar tadi ,
- Char asli kamu buat room CB , tapi di sarankan untuk memakai password .
- setelah itu maen make mode sync 8 biar sekalian GB Exp Kalian ,
Bug CP cara 1 selesai deh .

2 . Dengan Cara 6 Char Newbie yg Turun .
- 3 char newbie kamu daftarin ke club kamu , lalu pakai sistem ' daftar lalu dc '
- 3 char newbie lainnya daftarkan ke club yg ingin di curi cp nya tekniknya sama dengan 3 char tadi .
- main deh di room CB ,

9 . Bug B-Boy

Setelah di coba berulang" ternyata ada Bugs buat Mode B-Boy...
wa dah coba ini berkali" dan hasilnya gw bisa pakai lagu Lovely 190 Bpm No Miss...

cara yg gw pake simple..

1. Buat Mode B-Boy ( BPM bebas )
2. pencet Spasi per/Detik ( pencet Spasinya jangan berhenti ikuti ketukan detik jam


10 . Bug Beat Rush all Chance

Bugs Beat Rush untuk kalian bisa memakai semua Change di Beat Rush kalian
DI Beat Rush Max Change Hanya Change 3 Disini kita bisa memakai semua Change

gw nemuin bugs ini kebetulan pas sama temen gw berebut chat sembarangan n Ke klik create room n dan gw liat bisa pilih change disitu haha...

Caranya

1.Create Room Beat Rush tapi jgn Di Confrim
2.Arahkan Tanda Panah Kalian Ke Pojok Kanan Atas (Tempat Dimana Lagu Yg Sedang Di putar)
3.Pencet Enter Sambil Klik Cepet2 Di Bar Lagu Tersebut
4.Tara... Berhasil Create Room Beat Rush n BIsa Pilih Change Yg Kalian Mau..^^

Patch Audition Ayodance 6073 > Klik my name to download it : Fendy
HAPPY SHARING ^o^

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Download IDM 6.07 build 12 Full Patch Keygen

 

     Tepat Tanggal 1 oktober kemarin, Internet Download Manager / IDM update versi kembali, yaitu Internet Download Manager / IDM 6.07 build 12. Memang Software yang satu ini sangat memanjakan para penggunanya, termasuk saya sendiri menggunakan Internet Download Manager / IDM ini dalam hal men-Download berbagai macam file. Apa yang baru dari versi sekarang? sedikit penambahan dari versi sebelumnya.

Version 6.07 Final Build 12 is available (Oct/01/2011)

What's new in version 6.07 Build 12?

• Added support for Firefox 8
• Improved video discovery on youtube
• Fixed bugs

Download IDM 6.07 build 12 [ Mediafire ]


Di dalam Rar nya sudah saya berikan file Patch "SnDk&p.exe", agar Internet Download  Manager / IDM tersebut menjadi Full Version, dan cara Aktivasi supaya Internet Download  Manager / IDM nya menjadi Full Version bisa baca disini

jika Anda hanya ingin Download "Patch" Internet Download Manager / IDM 6.07, silahkan klik disini

dan buat anda yang Internet Download Manager / IDM nya di Block atau Fake serial Number bisa baca disini

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Google, Facebook go retro in push to update 1986 privacy law

Nicole Ozer from the ACLU of Northern California, demonstrating what cell phones looked like in 1986.

WASHINGTON--For a few hours on Capitol Hill yesterday evening, it was October 1986 again, complete with legwarmers, an Apple IIc, pop rocks, Duran Duran, and cell phones the size of a cat.
The companies sponsoring this night of nostalgia include Google and Facebook, which are hoping to visibly highlight how out-of-date a law enacted 25 years ago today has become in an age of cloud computing, gigabit networks, and terabyte storage.
The law in question is the 1986 Electronic Communications Privacy Act, a statute written in the pre-Internet era of telephone modems and the black-and-white Macintosh Plus. A coalition of groups, which include liberal, conservative, and libertarian non-profit organizations as well as companies, hope to convince the U.S. Congress to update the law to include location privacy and to protect documents stored on the Web through services like Google Docs, Flickr, and Picasa. (CNET was the first to report on the creation of this Digital Due Process coalition last year.)
Their not-so-subtle intent of yesterday's back-to-the-future blast: to woo congressional staff. That meant convening this privacy-law bacchanal, probably the first the nation's capital has ever experienced, a few blocks from the Senate and House offices at Top of the Hill on Pennsylvania Avenue, which describes itself as a "World War II-era lounge" featuring "an extensive wine, champagne and martini list."

Toasting a 1986 privacy law, with legwarmers

The mood of the festivities received a last-minute boost when Sen. Patrick Leahy, the chairman of the Judiciary committee, announced he was planning a committee vote to revise the 1986 law by the end of the year.
"Today this law is significantly outdated and outpaced by rapid changes in technology and the changing mission of our law enforcement agencies after September 11," Leahy said. "At a time in our history when American consumers and businesses face threats to privacy like no time before, we must renew" our commitment to privacy.
ECPA is notoriously convoluted and difficult even for judges to follow. The groups hope to simplify the wording while requiring police to obtain a search warrant to access private communications and the locations of mobile devices--which is not always the case today.
Another argument for updating ECPA: Internet users currently enjoy more privacy rights if they store data locally, a legal hiccup that could slow the shift to cloud-based services unless it's changed.
Looming obstacles
There are, however, two obstacles looming directly in front of the Digital Due Process coalition. First, Leahy's proposal, the Electronic Communications Privacy Act Amendments Act of 2011, has no Republican support so far (in fact, it has no cosponsors at all).
That lack of visible Republican enthusiasm will make it difficult for the legislation to navigate its way through a bipartisan legislature. In June, Leahy told CNET that he hoped to gain GOP support: "I hope so," he said. "Otherwise we'll have a heck of a time passing it."
Second, the U.S. Justice Department has launched a concerted political attack on the principles behind the Digital Due Process coalition. James Baker, the associate deputy attorney general, said in April that rewriting ECPA to grant cloud computing users more privacy protections and to require court approval before tracking Americans' cell phones would hinder police investigations.
When asked yesterday if the Justice Department had a position on ECPA changes, a spokesman referred CNET to Baker's previous statements. Department officials have indicated they believe the law strikes a reasonable balance between privacy and law enforcement as currently written -- and would be unlikely to drop their opposition unless they get something like mandatory data retention as a sweetener.
Corporate members of the Digital Due Process coalition include Amazon.com, Apple, AT&T, eBay, IBM, Intel, Intuit, LinkedIn, Loopt, and Microsoft.
But it's the presence of conservative and libertarian groups in the coalition, including Americans for Tax Reform, the Competitive Enterprise Institute, and Citizens Against Government Waste, that might sway more Republican votes. (Other non-profits include the Center for Democracy and Technology, the ACLU, and the Electronic Frontier Foundation.
"I think there's no reason why believers in the Constitution and limited government, which would include I hope all Republicans, wouldn't sign on to this," says Berin Szoka, president of TechFreedom, a free-market think tank that's a coalition member.
Szoka adds: "This is about the most basic values of America. The search warrant requirement is and always has been the crown jewel of America's civil liberties. I'm disappointed not to see more Republicans taking on this fight."
A related Senate location privacy proposal, introduced in June by Sen. Ron Wyden (D-Ore.), was slightly weakened to attract Republican support. (Wyden's proposal addresses only location-tracking, including warrantless cell phone tracking, not cloud computing and the other principles embraced by the coalitionn.)
The final version of Wyden's bill deleted about nine pages of text that would have curbed foreign intelligence location collection. But it also gained a conservative Republican supporter in the form of Rep. Jason Chaffetz of Utah.
This week, Sen. Mark Kirk, an Illinois Republican, announced he was signing on to Wyden's bill.
"The technological advancements we've seen in the past 25 years have revolutionized the way we live our lives, but unfortunately surveillance protections have not kept pace," Kirk said. "It's time our digital privacy laws go Back to the Future for a sorely needed update.
Marc Rotenberg, director of the Electronic Privacy Information Center, which is not a member of the coalition, warns that the groups involved in the effort may be inadvertently savaging a law that's still quite valuable.
"Updating the law? Yes. Trashing the law? No. If you want to trash a law, trash the Patriot Act," Rotenberg says.
Rotenberg adds that he's worried the coalition members' strategy is based on "misunderstanding the law, trashing the law, and focusing only on government access," instead of expanding it to address what companies can do with data as well. The coalition's corporate members would, however, be unlikely to agree with additional regulations targeting Web companies.
The coalition has a Web petition, at NotWithoutAWarrant.com, and a Facebook page too.

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Rainbow Eucalyptus ( Si pohon pelangi )

Terlihat seperti lukisan tangan ya gan, tapi ini beneran lho...

Luar biasa memang melihat The Rainbow Eucalyptus,Ini adalah satu satunya spesies kayu putih yang tumbuh dibelahan bumi utara.Mungkin ini terlihat seperti rekayasa para seniman...Tetapi bukan! Ada Banyak fakta lainnya yang menarik, pohon The Rainbow di gunakan untuk membuat kertas putih. Tinggi pohon ini sampai 70 meter sangat mengesankan.

Lalu kenapa kulit kayu terlihat warna warni seperti pelangi?

Rahasia di balik Eucalyptus Rainbow sebenarnya cukup sederhana. Pohon-pohon itu adalah tambalan setiap beberapa tahun ganti kulit, tapi tidak pada saat yang sama. Karena beberapa tambalan alaminya hilang, kulit hijau dalam terekspos, dan, dewasa, setiap tambalan baru pertama berubah kebiruan, kemudian oranye, ungu dan merah. Hal ini menciptakan efek pelangi yang membuat pohon-pohon ini begitu baik untuk dilihat.

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Google exploring Yahoo buy?

Google is exploring the possibility of partnering to buy Yahoo, according to a report.

The search site and advertising purveyor has talked to at least two private-equity firms about helping them bankroll a deal to buy Yahoo's core business, says The Wall Street Journal, which cites "a person familiar with the matter."

The talks are early-stage, no formal proposal has been worked out, Google may not wind up pursuing the buy, and it's not clear which private equity firms are involved, the Journal said. Still, the idea of the currently reigning search giant buying the deposed search giant is intriguing, as is the possibility of two of the Web's biggest companies coming together--a possibility that, as the Journal notes, would no doubt pique the interest of antitrust regulators.

Despite a little good news in its third-quarter earnings results, Yahoo has been in a muddle lately, with a stagnant stock price, high employee attrition rate, and withering product development efforts. The company's board sacked CEO Carol Bartz last month and Yahoo has apparently been shopping itself around to potential buyers.

Reported suitors include the previously spurned Microsoft, venture capitalist Andreessen Horowitz, China-based e-commerce company Alibaba, and fellow Web 1.0 grandee AOL.

According to the Journal's sources, Google likes the idea of selling ads on Yahoo's Web sites.

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iPod at 10: A game changer getting long in the tooth

On October 23, 2001, Apple took a big step in its corporate renaissance with a little device that stored all of 1,000 songs, cost an eyebrow-raising $399, and had more than a few critics chuckling at Steve Jobs' expense.
Jobs even seemed to anticipate that skepticism when he introduced the first iPod at a private event in the company's Cupertino, Calif., headquarters. In classic form, he saved the big reveal until the very end of the presentation, pulling out the iPod like a magician showing off the correct card pulled out from a shuffled deck.
"Why music? Well, we love music, and it's always good to do something you love," Jobs said. "More importantly, music's a part of everyone's life. Everyone. Music's been around forever, it will always be around. This is not a speculative market. And because it's a part of everyone's life, it's a very large target market all around the world. It knows no boundaries."
He was right. Customers snapped up more than 125,000 iPods in the first two months it was on sale. Sales continued to grow, more than quintupling in some cases, peaking when Apple proceeded to run through four consecutive years of people buying more than 50 million iPods.
That same ecosystem was bolstered by the simultaneous growth of Apple's iTunes software, an integral part of the iPod sales machine and Apple's hardware and software combination. All told, Apple has now sold more than 320 million iPods since launching it a decade ago, as well as increasing its lineup to multiple form factors, colors and capacities.

(Credit: Source: Apple quarterly earnings)

The music-centric event would go on to become an annual tradition, marking a turning point for Apple. It was expanding beyond computers and computer accessories to something people could use when away from those devices, while luring them into Apple's ecosystem.
But it's no secret the bloom is off the rose with Apple's landmark music player. Despite selling a seemingly healthy 42.6 million units of the device in its most recent fiscal year, which wrapped up last month, iPod sales have been on the decline, due in no small part to cannibalization. Apple effectively built the entirety of why you'd ever want an iPod--and then some--into the iPhone, the same gadget that's now pulling in the bulk of Apple's business.
Apple has also shifted its development focus onto those newer devices, giving the iPod line only marginal improvements every few years. In fact, during the past several cycles, the company's seemed almost at a loss at what to do with some of its iPod models, choosing to shift colors and pricing, versus making the kind of dramatic overhauls it now saves for its other portables.
A brief history
When the iPod was introduced, it was like nothing the industry had ever seen. It was a cross between the early crop of diminutive flash-based MP3 players that sported a relatively small amount of on-board storage, and the much larger, hard drive-based players that had gigabytes of storage, but came in sizes that more closely resembled CD players. By comparison, the first iPod came in about the size of a deck of cards, while still managing to have a hard drive inside. It also had an unusual exterior of chrome and translucent white plastic, with what would become iconic white headphones bundled in.
The device was married to two pieces of Apple technology: one software and one hardware. On the software side, Apple made use of its burgeoning iTunes software, giving buyers a way to sync over music they had ripped to their computers. On the hardware side, there was FireWire, Apple's high-speed data plug, which gave Apple an edge on competitors with a single cable that could sync and charge the device at the same time. Of course now it's easy to look back at both things and think about it as obvious, but at the time it was unique and attractive.
a Apple continued to improve the iPod, lowering prices, shrinking its size while increasing the built-in storage, adding compatibility (and later replacing Firewire) with USB 2.0, and extending battery life. That went on for another three years before Apple decided to fork the line, adding the iPod Mini. The Mini held less storage than the original iPod but came in at a dramatically smaller size, with multiple colors and a lower price than its older sibling. It was a success from the get go, quickly becoming Apple's best seller.
In 2005, Apple added to the iPod line once again with the Shuffle. Making use of flash memory for the first time in an iPod, the no-screen Shuffle became Apple's entry-level model, offering a design that could be worn around a listener's neck and that would double as a USB drive. Apple followed that up later in the same year by killing off the Mini with the iPod Nano, a tiny flash memory-based iPod with a color screen that made the Mini seem chubby by comparison.
Over the next two years, Apple hit repeat on its iPod playlist, refreshing units with new features and continuing to add to its iTunes software and iTunes Music Store. The biggest change to the line didn't come until the introduction of the iPhone, which was Apple's first touch-screen iPod. With the iPhone, the iPod software came in the form of an app that iPhone users could launch, something that would follow as a separate piece of hardware three months later with the introduction of the iPod Touch, a device that's essentially an iPhone without the phone components. Apple then overhauled its entire iPod line, touting the iPod Touch as the biggest and best iPod (just short of the iPhone, which could obviously do a bit more), relegating the old click wheel iPod to be called the "classic."
An uncertain future
Even with declining sales and relevance, Apple's shown few signs of abandoning the iPod, or reducing its line. In fact, Apple's never cut an iPod model since the product launched--at least not without replacing it with a newer design. One could argue that's what will likely happen to the Classic in place of the more popular Touch, but it hasn't yet.
But Apple's a company that famously kills off things in the name of progress. It did it with the floppy drive, and is in the process of that once again with optical drives and hard disk drives on the MacBook Air. One can look at the current iPod line over the past few years and see that what's exciting is everything at the very top, which once again is more like the iPhone.

Jobs talking iOS 3.1 features at a music event in 2009.

(Credit: Stephen Shankland/CNET)

Yet even with its less than historically impressive sales numbers, and a feature stall, the iPod continues to drive people into the company's product ecosystem. At Apple's iPhone 4S introduction earlier this month, CEO Tim Cook alluded to as much, saying that "nearly" half of new iPod sales were going to people buying their first iPod. A similar number that gets thrown around by the company is that about half of people buying a Mac these days are first timers as well.
No doubt there will be a day when the iPod as we know it will cease to exist. But even then we'll still be able to look back on it as the product that helped build the foundation for the devices we have now, and the ones we haven't seen yet--a value that's harder to quantify than sales numbers alone.

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