How to Download SWF Games from Website with IE

Have you ever played swf games on the website, such as Zombie Trailer Park, Coma, and other most popular swf games? We will find more and more swf games in the website. Most of these games are easy to play and very interesting. Sometime we want to download them to the local to play when offline.

And we can download swf games in Firefox easily with special extension, and how about if for an IE user? As a Microsoft Internet Explorer user (IE 6), I find an easy way to grab the swf game in IE without any add-on. It stores everything from the website in the "Temporary Internet Files" folder. We can wait for the game loading finished, and then get it in the "Temporary Internet Files" folder.

Step 1: Open the Microsoft Internet Explorer

Step 2: In Microsoft Internet Explorer, open the tools menu and select the Internet Options. Now we will find a new window called "Internet Properties".

Step 3: In the "Internet Properties" window, we will find Temporary Internet Files section, click "Setting…" button. A new "Setting" window will appear.

Step 4: In the "Setting" windows, click "View Files" button. After a delay, you will find all Temporary Internet Files that stored in your computer and there location on the local hard drives. Also it display the URL that where you can find the Temporary Internet Files. And in the folder maybe there are more files, so you should use the search bar and type ".swf" to find the swf game file.

Step 5, Right-click it and select copy, paste it in the desktop. Click to run it.

Note: if you have ever cleaned the Temporary Internet Files, so you need to open the swf game page to load it again. Or you can get a swf converter to have a try and download the swf game files with the game website URL. Also you can record the playing game, convert to other formats to share on the web or play it on the phone and computer later. Taking MP4 format for example, the article shows you more details of how to download SWF files and convert swf to mp4 for viewing on most of Media Players or portable devices.

How to capture your iPad screen

How to capture your iPad screen

In the image above, look at the two buttons: the one on the front, below the screen, is the Home button. The one on the top, on the backside of the bezel, is the Sleep/Wake button. Press both buttons at the same time and you will hear the Camera sound and see the screen go white for just a second.  That’s all there is to it – your screen is now captured.

If you have trouble getting the timing just right, simply hold down one button for a second and, while holding it down, quickly click the other. For example, hold down the Sleep/Wake button and quickly click the Home button (or vice versa).

Here is my Home screen which I want to capture in a screenshot

How to find your iPad screen shots
Start your Photos app and go either to the Photos tab at the top or to your Photo Stream if it is turned on in iCloud. You will see your images right at the bottom.

In the bottom left-hand corner of the Camera roll, I see my screenshot.

And if you want to play swf file on ipad, a swf converter in mac app store will help you to convert swf to mp4 video for playing on ipad, even convert swf to flv or other popular formats.

Form http://www.imore.com

Review: Cosmonaut pen for iPad

The Cosmonaut is a capacitive stylus that was launched to much hype last Spring on Kickstarter. Created by the same guys that made the Glif tripod adapter for the iPhone, the Cosmonaut suffered a few shipping delays before arriving in the hands of backers this winter. Its creators promised an unparalleled writing experience on the iPad, but does it live up to the hype? Let’s find out…
Who wants a stylus?

So you may be asking yourself: who wants a stylus? Fair question! But while our fingers are great for tapping objects or virtual keys, they aren’t so good at the kind of precise input you need to draw sketches or notes. And although you can type pretty quickly on the iPad keyboard, drawing quick graphs or visualizing ideas can be a lot slower than using a pen and paper.
The Cosmonaut



The Cosmonaut is essentially a thick rubber stylus with a capacitive tip and solid aluminum or wooden core. The build quality is excellent and it feels very solid and ‘weighty’ in your hand.

So that’s the build, but does it work? Yes – now it does: The first Cosmonaut pen I received had a few issues with the capacitive tip. You had to press down quite firmly to get it to work – quite an issue for ‘the perfect tablet stylus’. However, the guys at Studio Neat had already emailed purchasers to let them know they were aware of the issue and a few days later a replacement tip arrived. This one works as expected and offers a great sketching experience.
Everyday use

Ultimately an iPad stylus is only as good as the apps you use it with. I use the Cosmonaut occasionally for jotting down ideas with Penultimate and it works pretty well. If you often have to sketch out complex ideas, it can be a great alternative to pen and paper notes. It won’t however turn your iPad into a fully-fledged notepad replacement. Sometimes pen and paper still win for taking longer notes, or notes that are interspersed with text, simply because a capacitive screen isn’t really optimized for precision stylus input.
Conclusion

The Cosmonaut is the best stylus for the iPad I’ve tried so far. The build quality is amazing and I’d highly recommend it to anyone looking for this type of accessory. Oh and if anyone has other stylus-optimized iPad apps they would like to recommend, be sure to share them!

And in Mac App Store, you can find doremisoft swf converter, which can help you convert swf video to mp4 files for Playing on iphone or ipad. Also if you want to upload this beautiful swf video to youtube, the swf converter could convert swf to flv video which is supported by youtube.

This news is from http://www.mac-forums.com.

Facebook- One of Best free social networking apps for iphone

Facebook- One of Best free social networking apps for iphone

Facebook is the most popular social network on the planet, and it’s always been one of the most popular free apps on the iPhone. Inside the free Facebook app, you can update your status, view photos, and check into your location. You can also keep up with your news feed, messages, events, pages, chat, as well as upload your photos and videos, and much, much more. 

Twitter-One of Best free social networking apps for iPhone

Twitter-One of Best free social networking apps for iPhone

Twitter and the iPhone go together like chocolate and peanut butter, and the free, official Twitter app for iPhone is the best way to get started finding cool celebrities and interesting internet personalities to follow, and trending topics to get involved with.