Customise Shoretel ringtone on all models of handsetsIf you are using a Shoretel IP telephony system, then you may know that you can play about with changing the ringtones on the end users handsets. The below video guide details exactly how to do this for all handsets of a particular model in your Shoretel system.
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Customise your ringtone on a Shoretel HandsetIf you are using a Shoretel IP telephony system, then you may know that you can play about with changing the ringtones on the end users handsets. The below video guide details exactly how to do this for just one handset in your Shoretel system.
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Add drivers to a boot image in Windows Deployment Services (WDS)If you are using Windows Deployment Services (WDS) and you need to add a boot image into the system, then you should view the below tutorial video demonstration on how to successfully carry this out.
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DOSBox - 16-Bit Application EmulatorIf you have an old 16-bit application that you need to run on Windows 7 or 8.1 or maybe even an old classic game you want to play, you will find that the chances are the modern operating systems will not run them and you will run into an error like this for Windows 7:
Or this one for Windows 8:
So, what can you do?
Well there is hope! There is an excellent DOS emulator that we have tested and now using called DOSBox. It seems to work with all of the DOS programs that we have tested it with and we even downloaded some old DOS games to test it and all worked perfectly.
With a little bit of simple configuration, the DOSBox emulator loads your DOS program in no time and allows you access back into these old programs.
DOWNLOAD
You can download the latest version of the DOSBox program from SourceForge using the link below:
INSTRUCTIONS
Once you have downloaded the DOSBox program there is a little configuration you have to carry out in the options to get your program "mounted" and then to run, but it is extremely simple to do. Below is a video guide on how to configure the program to run:
VIDEO DEMO
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Below you will find a quick 3 minute video on the process you should follow to fix your machine. This is how simple this fix is, it takes less than 3 minutes to resolve.
So take a look at the video and make sure you read the guide fully and get your computer back up and running again!
VIDEO DEMO
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How to add a YouTube Subscribe button to your website or blogIf you want to add a YouTube Subscribe button directly on to your website or blog so that visitors can just click it and immediately subscribe to your videos without even having to go to your YouTube Channel, then this guide is for you.
DEMO
To show what we mean, below is a demo button linked to our own YouTube Channel:
INSTRUCTIONS
So how do you do it? all you need is a simple piece of code to add to your website and also you need to know your unique channel ID. We will start with the code and explain what parts you will need to change to point your new subscribe button to your own YouTube Channel.
From this you can see that the part of the code that you need to edit is the data-channelid="xxx" part.
Identifying your own YouTube Channel ID To make the code work you will need to replace the data-channelid from what ours is in the sample code to your own - but how? the answer is very simple.
Go to your own YouTube channel and take a look in your web browsers address bar, you should see something similar to this:
The seemingly jumbled up numbers and letters after the channel/ are your YouTube Channel unique ID. Once you have found this, you can copy it and then use this ID to replace our ID in the sample code above.
Then, all you need to do is place this code into your website or blog where you want your subscribe button and it will then appear.
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