SAP GUI on Ubuntu

1. Download SAPGUI for java here.

2. Install Java JRE

Open a Terminal:
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:ferramroberto/java
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install sun-java6-jre sun-java6-plugin sun-java6-fonts

This will install these packages: gsfonts-x11 java-common odbcinst odbcinst1debian2 sun-java6-bin sun-java6-jre sun-java6-plugin unixodbc

3. Install SAP GUI:

java -jar PlatinGUI-Linux-700.jar
Follow installation steps (in graphic mode).
You have now an entry in Unity :)

SAP GUI on Ubuntu 11.10

4. Create a server in the SAP GUI:

New | Advanced | Expert mode checked. Use this format:
conn=/H/url_to_sap_system/S/32xx

By example, for the SAP server 10.1.1.6 with system number 01:

conn=/H/10.1.1.6/S/3201

Creating a server entry in SAP GUI

The result....

Bulk Image Resizer for Ubuntu OS

Ubuntu/Nautilus Bulk Image Resize

AN UBUNTU GUIDE

On lots of occasions I find my self doing bulk image resizing normally because I like to take phones with high resolution for my image collection but if I want to use them on the web I need to reduce their size. Introducing the Nautilus Image Converter I will be explaining how to install and use this extension in Ubuntu.

What is Nautilus Image Converter?
It’s an extension to mass re-size or rotate images relying on ImageMagick’s convert tool.

In Ubuntu open up the software center and type nautilus-image-converter into the search window and you should see the package we want listed in the window. [See figure below]

Click install enter your password if prompted and let Ubuntu weave its magic. Now to use this fabulous extension you will have to restart Nautilus and to do this with out having to log out open up your terminal and type

nautilus -q

or

killall nautilus

If Nautilus doesn't automatically reopen try this from the Unity menu (press the Super key) or using the run command (Alt+F2) Type in "gksudo nautilus" and click on Run to execute the command.

Ok so now we should have the Nautilus Image Converter installed and ready to use so navigate to the directory containing the images you wish to re-size. Next select all the images you want to re-size and right click you should now see two new entries in the option list Re-size Images and Rotate Images. [See Figure Below]

Scroll down and select Re-size Images you will be confronted with a re-size image options window. [See Figure below]

You have two main option the first is Image Size here you can choose the following methods of resizing.

• Select a size from the predefined option list I normally use this.
• Scale the images by percentage the default value is by 50%.
• Select a custom size (Make sure you scale proportionally).

The next section is related to the file name given to the re-sized images if you want to keep the originals select some text to be appended to the end of each image but if don't need the originals select Re-size in place. When you are happy with your settings hit Re-size and wait to be amazed.

You should now have a bunch of re-sized images ready to be used in what ever project you are working on. If you need to do a bulk re-name of images or files check out my guide in the doc's section.

Tamil E-Book Download

http://www.tamilcube.com/res/tamil_ebooks.html

Windows photo viewer not working windows 7

Windows 7 Photo Viewer not allow to view pictures or the windows photo viewer icon is hidden on the right click windowpane.

Just modify through this path.

 c:\Program files >> properties >>  sharing tab >> advanced sharing >> check mark share this folder >> permissions for everyone >> Add owners Rights >> click on Ok

Import multiple VCF files to Gmail contacts

To convert Multiple VCF file in to a single file for uploading contacts in Gmail. 

To all the VCFs in to a single file
...if you're using windows:
# get a command prompt
Windows_Key + R
run: cmd
# change to the directory where all your VCFs are stored
d:
cd   \my_vcfs
# Run this command
copy   /B   *.vcf   all_in_one.vcf

Then just upload the "all_in_one.vcf" file to google and it will grab all your contacts in one go

Remote Support Software list

I'm starting a remote support software list, since many of us here do computer/IT tech stuff and need to connect to random various clients easily in order to see their desktop and fix issues.

Proper remote support software is different than remote access software like logmein, or VNC, or PcAnywhere, or Remote Desktop Protocol built into Windows. 

What defines a good remote support app

*As single click as possible for the remote end user needing support

*No firewall configuration, no port forwarding, no needing to know end users WAN IP address

*Share desktop with end user needing support, full KVM from your point of view

Join.me

Ammyy admin

Teamviewer

Showmypc

Chunkvnc

Ntrglobal

Crossloop

Gbridge

Mesh

Securelogmeinrescue

Echovnc

Uvnc

Uvnc pchelpware

Advantig

Echogent

Simple-help

Helpdeskvnc

Gidsoftware

Beam2support

Softplatz

Yuuguu

Dualdesk

Gotomeeting

Techinline

Gotoassist

Bomgar

Rhubcom

Litemanager

Supremofree

Remote Assistance built into Microsoft Small Business Server...the admin logs into the console, and from MMC you can do a TSWeb like session with clients on the network. I use this a lot since many of my clients networks are based on SBS. While technically it does require a static IP and port forwarding, it's still a quick and easy way to get to end users desktop if they're behind their their SBS box.

WINE Installation for Ubuntu 12.04

Wine lets you run Windows software on other operating systems. With Wine, you can install and run these applications just like you would in Windows.
Wine enables Linux, Mac, FreeBSD, and Solaris users to run Windows applications without a copy of Microsoft Windows. Wine is free software under constant development. Other platforms may benefit as well.



Install Wine on Ubuntu/Linux Mint open Terminal (Press Alt+F2 and type: gnome-terminal -or- Press Ctrl+Alt+T) and copy the following commands in the Terminal:
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:ubuntu-wine/ppa
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install wine1.5