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Computer display resolution

Dimensions are in X (horizontal) and Y (vertical) pixels. Aspect ratio is indicated in Y where specific, normally it is either 4:3 or 16:10 (wide).

Name	X	Y	Widescreen	X'	Y'
QVGA: quarter VGA	320	240
VGA: video graphics array	640	480
SVGA: super VGA	800	600
XGA: extended graphics array	1024	768	WXGA	1280	720 (16:9) 800 (16:10)
XGA+	1152	864	WXGA+	1440	900
SXVGA, Quad VGA	1280	960
SXGA: super XGA	1280	1024 (5:4)	WSXGA	1600	1024 (25:16)
SXGA+	1400	1050	WSXGA+	1680	same
UXGA: ultra XGA	1600	1200	WUXGA	1920	same

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Gmail: Find archive-only messages

i.e., archived messages/conversations with no any other label assigned.

Terra Nomad: Gmail tip for finding archived items with no label

To find them, search this: "-label:inbox -label:blog -label:comp ..."
You have to add a -label:tag for each tag, so it can take a while to write. But bookmark it and you never have to write it again!

To update here when more is found...

A way to open 2 Google accounts simultaneously

In case that we have one personal account and another one company account -- for example.

We can use multiple web browsers to separate accounts. But if we want to use only one such as Firefox. This method can be a solution:

Personal-account set

• iGoogle: by this time it's not available to company account yet.
• Gmail Notifier

Company-account set

• Google Talk

Gmail Notifier and Google Talk call Gmail at different places despite of same "www.google.com/...", no matter company has set alias to another URL or not. And then from Gmail, each session links to within its own place for other services (Calendar, Docs, Sites).

How to locate link to each post in FriendFeed

FriendFeed does not provide link of each post right from typical page. Comparing with Blogger's link field: it links to embedded URL, when supplied, not the post itself.

To find the post's URL itself:

1. At the post's actionable command line, select "Share". Its dialog pops up.
2. Under "Share elsewhere" section, look at field: URL.

This is useful when we want to review comments/discussion, for example.