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1. Adobe Acrobat Reader
It is a freeware. If you have not installed any pdf reader in your computer and searching free pdf reader, you should use adobe acrobat reader. If you want to download it, please click here. (Note: select Operating System, Language and Version to download)
2. Adobe Acrobat Pro
There are so many features in Adobe Acrobat Pro such as editing pdf, combining pdf files, converting pdf files into (word, excel, power point) files, converting any printable documents into pdf file and adding signature, etc., . But it is not freeware. You can use it as free trial. You have to pay license fee after free trial period if you will continue to use. You can uninstall it if you don't want to use it anymore. If you want to download it, please click here.
Chapter 1: Introduction to JavaScript
- What is JavaScript
- History of JavaScript
- Start writing JS Codes
- JavaScript Outputs
- JavaScript Syntax
- Basic Rules
- Accessing Elements
- Dot Notation
- Square Bracket Notation
- JS Statements
- JS Objects
- JS Methods
- JS Properties
Chapter 2: Varialbes, Arrays and Operators
- JS Variables
- Variable Naming
- JS Constant
- Arrays
- Array Properties
- Array Methods
- JS Operators
- Working with Operators
Chapter 3: JS Functions
- Function Definitions
- Function Parameters
- Function Invocation
- Function Call
- Function Apply
- Function Closures
Chapter 4: JS Objects
- Object hierarchy
- Assigning properties to an object
- Using methods to manipulate objects
- Creating a new custom object
- Window object
- Document object
- String object
- Arrays
- Date object
- Math object
- Image object
Chapter 5: Conditionals and Loops
- Conditionals
- if_else if_else conditions
- Switch / Case
- Loops
- while loop
- do while loop
- for...of loop
- for...in loop
- break and continue
- Array: forEach()
Chapter 6: Event Handlers and Listeners
- On-Event Handlers
- The getElementById() Method
- The addEventListener() Method
- Capturing Key Events
- Benefits of Event Listeners
- Timers
Chapter 7: JS HTML DOM
- DOM Intro
- DOM Methods
- DOM Document
- DOM Elements
- DOM HTML
- DOM CSS
- DOM Animations
- DOM Events
- DOM Event Listener
- DOM Navigation
- DOM Nodes
- DOM Collections
- DOM Node List
Chapter 8: JS Browser BOM
- JS Window
- JS Screen
- JS Location
- JS History
- JS Navigator
- JS Popup Alert
- JS Timing
- JS Cookies
Chapter 9: Basic JS AJAX
- AJAX Intro
- AJAX XMLHttp
- AJAX Request
- AJAX Response
- AJAX XML File
- AJAX PHP
- AJAX ASP
- AJAX Database
- AJAX Applications
Chapter 10: JS Web APIs
- Introduction to Web API
- Web History API
- Web Storage API
- Web Worker API
- Web Fetch API
- Web Geolocation API
Chapter 1: Introduction to CSS
- CSS Rules
- Where to put your styles
- Explaining Selectors (Grouping & Type)
- Inline and Embedded styles
- CSS and Fonts
- Font colors
- Font sizes
- Styling Fonts
Chapter 2: Selectors
- Selector Basics
- Tag Selectors
- Class Selector
- ID Selectors
- Group Selector
- Descendant Selector
- Universal Selector
Chapter 3: Advanced Selectors
- Pseudo-Classes and Pseudo-Elements
- Pseudo-Classes for Links
- Direct Child Selectors
- Next Sibling Selector
- Pseudo-Elements
Chapter 4: Font Formatting
- Font Formatting Basic
- Font-Size
- Font-Color
- Font Combinations
- Font-Stye
- Font-Weight
- Text-Transform
- Text-Decoration
- Font-Variant
- Font Shorthand
- Font-Family
Chapter 5: Text Display Control
- Text Display Baiscs
- Text-Align
- Text-Index
- Adding Color to Text
- Line-Height
- Letter-Spacing
- Word-Spacing
- White Space Proterty
Chapter 6: Page Background
- Background Basic
- Background-Color
- Background-Image
- Background-Repeat
- Background-Position
- Background-Attachment
- Background-Shorthand
Chapter 7: CSS Box Model
- Box Model Basic
- Margin
- Margin Collapsing
- Margin for Horizontal Alignment
- Border
- Padding
- Height and Width
- Min and Max Dimensions
- Overflow Property
Chapter 8: Float
- Float Basic
- Float Property
- Clear Property
- Vertycally Aligning Content
Chapter 9: Positioning
- Positioning Basic
- Relative Positioning
- Absolute Positioning
- Fixed Positioning
- Z-Index
Chapter 10: Styling Lists
- List Styling Basics
- List Tags
- List-Style-Type Property
- List-Style-Image Property
- List-Style-Position Property
- List-Style Shorthand Property
Chapter 11: Styling Tables
- Table Styling Basics
- Table Elements
- Captions
- Columns
- Table Layout
- Borders Collapsing
- Border Spacing
Chapter 12: CSS Animations
- @keyfrmaes
- animation-name
- animation-duration
- animation-delay
- animation-iteration-count
- animation-direction
- animation-timing function
- animation-fill-mode
- animation
Chapter 13: CSS Multiple Columns
- column-count
- column-gap
- column-rule-style
- column-rule-width
- column-rule-color
- column-rule
- column-span
- column-width
Chapter 1: Introduction to HTML
- What is HTML?
- HTML Development Environments
- Using Editors
- Simple HTML Document
- Publishing Documents
Chapter 2: HTML Elements
- Rules of Syntax
- Making your Code Readable
- Making your Code XHTML Compliant
- Building a Document
- Using Colors
- Adding Color to your Page
- Using Headings
- Using Paragraphs
- Using Blockquotes
- Using Entities
- Aligning Block-Level Elements
Chapter 3: Inserting Spaces and Line Breaks
- Displaying Performatted Text
- Formatting with Inine Elements
- Controlling Fonts
- Introducing List Elements
- Creating Unordered Lists
- Creating Ordered Lists
- Creating Definition Lists
- Nesting Lists
- Indenting Text with the <ul> Tag
Chapter 4: HTML Table
- Building a Table
- Using the Border Attribute
- Cell Padding and Cell Spacing
- Controlling a Table and Cell Width
- Aligning a Table on the Page
- Aligning Tables and Text
- Aligning Table Data
- Spanning Columns and Rows
- Nesting Tables
- Adding Color to Tables
- Using Tables as a Design Tool
Chapter 5: HTML Links
- Understanding and Using URLs
- Linking to a Web Document
- Linking to a Local Document
- Linking to Anchors
- Opening a New Browser Window
- Creating a Frameset
- Adding the Frame Elements
- Creating the Frames
- Using the Noframes Elements
- Using Inline Frames
Chapter 6: Graphic File Formats
- Optimizing Image and File Size
- Inserting Inline Images
- Aligning and Formatting Images
- Using Images to Anchor Links
- Adding images to the Page
- Sizing and Scaling Images
Chapter 7: HTML Forms
- HTML Forms
- HTML Form Attributes
- HTML Form Elements
- HTML Input Types
- HTML Input Attributes
- HTML Input Form Attributes
Chapter 8: HTML Media
- HTML Media
- HTML Video
- HTML Audio
- HTML Plug-ins
- HTML YouTube
Chapter 9: HTML APIS
- HTML Geolocation
- HTML Drag/Drop
- HTML Web Storage
- HTML Web Workers
- HTML SSE
Restoro is one of the best software to securely and safely repair any PC. It can remove Malware Threat, detect dangerous websites and replace damaged windows files. We can use it as trial version.
Advanced system care is really nice software to clean up your computer. By using it, you can fix the computer errors such as Privacy traces, Junk files, Invalid shortcuts, Registry entries, etc.,. There are two versions in it. One is free version and one is pro version. You can use the free version as a freeware for lifetime. And it is easy to use. This software is one of the best software you should have installed in your computer to clean up yours.
You can also download Advanced system care from getintopc.com.
It is a really cool software. There are so many features we can use in it to make computer run faster.
1. Health Check
We can check our computer health by using Health Check. If there are some issues, we can resolve those.
2. Custom Clean
We can use this feature to clean up such as Internet cache, Internet histories, Cookies, etc., in the Browsers. It also cleans up some applications such as multimedia.
3. Registry
We can use this feature to repair registry errors.
4. Tools
We can use this feature to uninstall software, to update software, to manage Startup program, etc., . But, some tools are only for Pro versions.If you don't want to clean your computer manually, you should have installed this software in your computer. There are three versions in CCleaner. One is Free version and others are Pro and Pro Bundle versions. It is really nice to use although there are some limitations in free version. If you want to download free version, please click here.
You can also get different versions of CCleaner from getintopc.com. But I don't know those are free versions or licensed versions.
Registry Reviver is a cool software. We can use it to repair, optimize and maintain registry. And we can disable or enable the Startup programs and the services by using Startup Manager under Utilities. You should use Registry Reviver if you think your computer is running slow because of registry errors. Registry Reviver is not a freeware. But, we can use it as free version. It is really nice to use although there are some limitations in free version. If you want to download it, please click here.
You can also download different versions of Registry Reviver from getintopc.com. But I don't know those are free versions or licensed versions.
We need to check the drivers in our computer are up to date or not so that the computer can work properly. The computer may work slowly if the drivers are not up to date. We can use driver booster to check the drivers in our computer are up to date or not. Driver booster is one of the best driver software. You can use it as a freeware for lifetime.
You can also get different versions of Driver booster from getintopc.com. But I don't know those are free versions or licensed versions.
If your computer is so slow although there is no error in both of Hardware and Software, you should check your computer drivers are up to date or not. Some brands provide support assistant application to check drivers and hardware errors. But some don't provide. In such kind of condition, we can use Driver Easy to check our computer drivers are up to date or not. There are two versions in Driver Easy. One is Pro version and another one is Free version. We can use free version for life time without any charges. But there are limitations in free version and download speed is also very slow. If you want to download it, please click here.
Are you using Dell Computers ? If you are using dell computers, you should have installed Dell Support Assistant in your computer. By using Dell Support Assistant, you can do the followings:
1. Checking the drivers in your PC ,and can do download and update if required.
2. Hardware testing.
3. Cleaning Files.
4. Tuning Performance.
5. Optimizing Network.
How to use Dell Support Assistant
Open Dell Support Assistant application and Click "Start Now". You can also troubleshoot your PC if you wanna do. If you want to download Dell Support Assistant, please click here.
This course will be real practical network engineering course. This course will be included not only Cisco networking devices but also other network devices. After completion of this course,
1. You will be able to work as an IT engineer, network engineer, system engineer, network administrator, etc.
2. This course will also be foundation for those who will take Cisco and Microsoft exams.
Topics:
What is Virtualization
DNS
DHCP
Active Directory
File Sharing
IIS
Servers Clustering
Activities and Lab
Chapter 29: IP Addressing Services
Topics:
DHCP
Scaling Networks with NAT
IPv6
Activities and Labs
Chapter 28: Teleworker Services
Topics:
Business Requirements for Teleworker Services
Broadband Services
VPN Technology
Activities and Labs
Chapter 27: Access Control Lists (ACLs)
Topics:
Using ACLs to Secure Networks
Configuring Standard ACLs
Configuring an Extended ACL
Configure Complex ACLs
Activities and Labs
Chapter 26: Network Security
Topics:
Introduction to Network Security
Securing Cisco Routers
Securing Router Network Services
Using Cisco SDM
Secure Router Management
Activities and Labs
Chapter 25: Frame Relay
Topics:
Basic Frame Relay Concepts
Configuring Frame Relay
Advanced Frame Relay Concepts
Activities and Labs
Chapter 24: Point-to-Point Protocol (PPP)
Topics:
Introducing Serial Communications
PPP Concepts
Activities and Labs
Chapter 23: Introduction to WANs
Topics:
Introducing Wide-Area Networks
The Evolving Enterprise
The Evolving Network Model
WAN Technology Concepts
WAN Connection Options
Activities and Labs
Chapter 22: Basic Wireless Concepts and Configuration
Topics:
The Wireless LAN
Wireless LAN Security
Configure Wireless LAN Access
Troubleshooting Simple WLAN Problems
Activities and Labs
Chapter 21: Spanning Tree Protocol (STP)
Topics:
Redundant Layer 2 Topologies
Introduction to STP
STP Convergence
PVST+, RSTP, and Rapid PVST
Activities and Labs
Chapter 20: VLAN Trunking Protocol (VTP)
Topics:
VTP Concepts
VTP Operation
Configure VTP
Activities and Labs
Chapter 19: Virtual LANs (VLANs)
Topics:
Introduction to VLANs
VLAN Trunking
Configure VLANs and Trunks
Troubleshooting VLANs and Trunks
Activities and Labs
Chapter 18: OSPF
Topics:
Introduction to OSPF
Basic OSPF Configuration
The OSPF Metric
OSPF and Multiaccess Networks
More OFPF Configuration
Activities and Labs
Chapter 17: Link-State Routing Protocols
Topics:
Link-State Routing
Implementing Link-State Routing Protocols
Activities and Labs
Chapter 16: EIGRP
Topics:
Introduction to EIGRP
Basic EIGRP Configuration
EIGRP Metric Calculation
DUAL
More EIGRP Configurations
Activities and Labs
Chapter 15: RIPv2
Topics:
RIPv1 Limitations
Configuring RIPv2
VLSM and CIDR
Verifying and Troubleshooting RIPv2
Activities and Labs
Chapter 14: VLSM and CIDR
Topics:
Classful and Classless Addressing
VLSM
CIDR
Activities and Labs
Chapter 13: RIP Version 1
Topics:
RIPv1: Distance Vector, Classful Routing Protocol
Basic RIPv1 Configuration
Verification and Troubleshooting
Automatic Summarization
Default Route and RIPv1
Activities and Labs
Chapter 12: Distance Vector Routing Protocols
Topics:
Introduction to Distance Vector Routing Protocols
Network Discovery
Routing Table Maintenance
Routing Loops
Distance Vector Routing Protocols Today
Activities and Labs
Chapter 11: Introduction to Dynamic Routing Protocols
Topics:
Introduction to Dynamic Routing Protocols
Classifying Dynamic Routing Protocols
Metrics
Administrative Distance
Activities and Labs
Chapter 10: Static Routing
Topics:
Routers and the Network
Router Configuration Review
Exploring Directly Connected Networks
Static Routes with Next-Hop Address
Static Routers with Exit Interfaces
Summary and Default Static Routes
Managing and Troubleshooting Static Routes
Activities and Labs
Chapter 9: Introduction to Routing and Packet Forwarding
Topics:
Inside the Router
CLI Configuration and Addressing
Building the Routing Table
Path Determination and Switching Functions
Activities and Labs
Chapter 8: Basic Switch Concepts and Configuration
Topics:
Introduction to Ethernet/802.3 LANs
Forwarding Frames Using a Switch
Switch Management Configuration
Configuration Switch Security
Activities and Labs
Chapter 7: LAN Design
Topics:
Switched LAN Architecture
Managing Switches to Specific LAN Function
Activities and Labs
Chapter 6: Configuring and Testing Your Network
Topics:
Configuring Cisco Devices: IOS Basics
Applying a Basic Configuration Using Cisco IOS
Verifying Connectivity
Monitoring and Documenting Networks
Activities and Labs
Chapter 5: Planning and Cabling Networks
Topics:
LANs: Making the Physical Connection
Device Interconnections
Developing and Addressing Scheme
Calculating the Subnets
Device Interconnections
Activities and Labs
Chapter 4: Ethernet
Topics:
Overview of Ethernet
Ethernet: Communication Through the LAN
Ethernet Frame
Ethernet MAC
Ethernet Physical Layer
Hubs and Switches
Address Resolution Protocol (ARP)
Activities and Labs
Chapter 3: Addressing the Network: IP4
Topics:
IPv4 Addresses
IPv4 Addresses for Different Purposes
Assigning Addresses
Calculating Addresses
Testing the Network Layer
Activities and Labs
Chapter 2: OSI and TCP/IP Model
Topics:
Application Layer
Applications: The Interface Between the Networks
Making Provisions for Applications and Services
Application Layer Protocols and Services Examples
OSI Transport Layer
Roles of Transport Layer
TCP: Communicating with Reliability
UDP: Communicating with Low Overhead
OSI Network Layer
Network Layer: Communicating from Host to Host
Network: Dividing Hosts into Groups
Routing: How Data Packets are Handled
Routing Processes: How Routes Are Learned
OSI Data Link Layer
Data Link Layer: Accessing the Media
MAC Techniques: Placing Data on the Media
MAC: Addressing and Framing Data
Putting It All Together: Following Data Through an Internetwork
OSI Physical Layer
Physical Layer: Communication Signals
Physical Signaling and Encoding: Representing Bits
Physical Media: Connection Communication
Activities and Labs
Chapter 1: Communicating over the Network
Topics:
The Platform for Communication
LANs, WANs and Internetworks
Protocols
Using Layered Models
Network Addressing
Activities and Labs