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SLC Result 2066 Directly on your Email

June 29, 2010 · · 47 Comments



Team TechSansar.com has worked to provide the result of 2066 SLC Examination to its users. Initially only the registered users of the site were given the access, however now anyone can register for techsansar.com and get SLC Result 2066 on their email address (don’t forget to email us your details, read below).

Please, register your Name, Location, Email address and Phone no. with TechSansar.com; we will send you a customized email for each individual. This service is totally manual. We have not worked with any other third party database providers for this service, while we do the work manually engaging the team of ten.

!!! All the services are manually performed from sending email to checking your result. So, your email may be delayed.

Method 1: Fill the form provided by TechSansar.com on this page. Please, fill all the information correctly.

Method 2: Send email directly to [email protected] in the following format.

Name:
Location:
Email Address:
Phone Number:

SLC Symbol Number with Alphabet:
(write in bold letter)

Method 3: Comment in this article (below) with your information as said above (be aware that this will be publicly available to others as well)

Please, not that each of the method will register you automatically to the services of techsansar.com which you can manually edit (or remove) later.

The sample of SLC Result Notification Email sent to you from Team TechSansar.com looks like the following:

Hello friend,
This SLC result notification email is sent in from
TechSansar.com – the Nepalese Technology Navigator Website.
Below are your details and the result based on the
OCE Official website.
Your Email Address: [email protected]
Provided Symbol No: 78356353F
The Result: Pass/ Fail

(Since this result is based on official websites and NTC’s service,
we are not liable for the mistakes incurred or any typo.)
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Using Google Input Method – Google Transliteration IME for Nepali Language Input

May 8, 2010 · · 2 Comments



Using Google Input Method is probably one of the most easiest ways to write Nepali language. No fonts needed, no need to be online. Type in Roman Nepali and get your output on-the-fly in Unicode which is ready to be input at any program where you need to type – be it a Word processing Software or a comment on TechSansar.com, for instance.

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Web in Nepali – Publish your web works in Nepali Roman/ Unicode

May 5, 2010 · · 1 Comment



Like many people in the world we would like to use our language Nepali in web also. Everyday Facebooking and Twiterring might have been deserving the Nepali look on your post or status. Since Nepali Unicode is not natively supported by many applications, websites; we should either learn to type in Unicode Nepali or use third party Roman to Unicode converter. Here we discuss some of the important aspects of using Nepali language on your blog, status on your Social Networking sites, email and everyday computing use.

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How To Change Date and Time in Windows 7

April 21, 2010 · · Leave a Comment

Click on the time that is displayed in the task bar.This will bring up the Date and Time Properties box.You can also right-click on the time by clicking on the `Adjust Date and Time’ menu option. [Read more...]

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Maximize Battery Life of your Notebook, Turn your Notebook into a Long Distance Runner

April 19, 2010 · · Leave a Comment

Tips for keeping your laptop in peak condition

Oops! battery. In our everyday life, draining out battery is one of the treacherous acts to better workmanship. Be it a Cell Phone, a Portable Media Player (PMP), a Laptop or any handheld device unless it is solar powered; all of these run in most of the case, if not always, via battery power. And there is nothing called a long battery life. The trick is to get the most out of the power that’s available.

Here are few but effective ways to improve battery life or to elongate the operating hours for Notebooks. Based on number of cells ie 6-cell, 8-cell or 12-cell, battery life can be determined but the work load on your device consume the power in no another way. Most of the tips and tricks might apply to travelling or on-the-go.

  • Reduce your Screen Brightness

Your laptop screen eats up power relentlessly. Dim the brightness of your screen using the function keys on your notebook to greatly reduce battery consumption.

  • Remove or Turn Off Unnecessary Devices

Unplug USB sticks or external drives from your notebook in order to extend your battery life, and only turn on energy-zapping devices such as WiFi receivers, network connections, web cams, and DVD drives when you actually need them. At other times, we recommend that you turn them off using the function keys, the Windows device manager, or special energy-saving programs.

  • Use “Max Battery” Mode

Reduce your computer’s power consumption by clicking on the little battery icon on the task bar and then selecting “Max Battery” mode. Although this does slighly reduce processor and graphics performance, your battery will last significantly longer.

  • Disable Bluetooth and Wi-Fi

Strongly recommended that you turn off your notebook’s one of the most power consuming devices wireless radios, Graphics usages being the first on the power consumption rank. [Read more...]

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