Automatically mute background tabs in Chrome

Back in January, Google Chrome added a feature that shows which tab is making noise by displaying a speaker icon on it. This is really helpful when you have many tabs open and suddenly a video starts playing on one of them. Unfortunately, the browser doesn't tell you which element on the page is making noise, so you may still have to look for it among the ads and text.

Instead of switching tabs and manually turning off the sound, Ghacks.net recommends using a Chrome extension called Mute Inactive Tabs. This extension takes the guesswork out of silencing tabs and does it for you automatically.

Step 1: Head to the Chrome Web Store entry for Mute Inactive Tabs.

Step 2: Click Add to Chrome. When you see the pop-up confirming the install, click Add.

Step 3: To test, open a YouTube video, and then open another tab next to it. The YouTube video should pause while that tab is inactive.

I found some YouTube videos went back to the beginning with Mute Inactive Tabs turned on, but this shouldn't be too much of a problem if you're working in another tab instead of watching the video.

Mute Inactive Tabs toggle featureNicole Cozma/CNET

Although the extension offers a convenient toggle button, it might be best to open streaming music services in another window. That way you can experience muted tabs in the main window without interrupting your tunes in the other.

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Create many folders from text File

How can I create many folders on Windows 7 from a text file (.txt)

up vote2down votefavorite	I have Windows 7 (English) and I want to create many folders from a text with Greeks names (I'm Greek). Do you know any program (especially freeware) or a command line trick to get my job done ? Thank you very much. windows text folder share|improve this question edited Aug 23 '11 at 3:21 studiohack♦ 9,8861357102 asked Aug 13 '10 at 5:40 labmice 1765
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You could do this with the FOR command in dos calling MD to create directories: Example. Create a text file with a folder name on each line, and save as test.txt then on the command line run: FOR /F %i in (test.txt) do md %i Not sure if Greek names require unicode, and how the above would be affected by that though. share|improve this answer edited Aug 13 '10 at 5:52 community wiki 2 revsMatthew Lock

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Rows to Repeat at Top in Print Setup Disables

When I want to print Excel sheet , the feature of Rows To Repeat at top of page is disabled.

I found the answer  in the following link.

Only open  Page Layout  then click Page setup  then choose tab of  Sheet   and continue....







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