The Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs) are a group of 15[1] autonomous engineering and technology-oriented institutes of higher education established and declared as Institutes of National Importance by the Parliament of India.
The IITs were created to train scientists and engineers, with the aim of developing a skilled workforce to support the economic and social development of India.

Cisco Unified Mobility Advantage is part of the Cisco Unified Communications family of products. Cisco Unified Mobility Advantage is the server in the enterprise that Cisco Unified Mobile Communicator clients connect to, via a proxy server. Cisco Unified Mobility Advantage is deployed behind the enterprise firewall and serves as the integration point for all enterprise services.

Bodytrim is an information product designed to educate people about the 3 W’s of weight loss:

WHAT to eat
WHEN to eat
And WHY

Bodytrim shows you how to lose weight fast and permanently, while enjoying all the food you have always loved. It is easy and simple to understand and is tailored to achieve your goals.
How Bodytrim works:
The Bodytrim system includes three phases:

Phase 1:
Three days which will kick start your weight loss, eliminate your cravings and get you motivated for Phase 2.

Phase 2:
The weight loss phase works to your goals and is dictated by you.

Phase 3:
Once you have reached your weight loss goal, you will learn how to maintain your weight.

This revolutionary weight loss system will show you:

* How to lose weight quickly, easily and naturally
* How to eliminate cravings in just 3 days
* Why willpower doesn’t work
* How to banish weight loss plateaus for good
* How to turn your body into an automatic fat burner
* Start losing weight immediately
* Why this is a permanent long term solution not just a quick fix
* Eat more delicious food and weigh less
* No pills or potions
* Why almost everyone is wrong about losing weight

I've been building and preparing Handlaunch gliders for a long time and now you can learn my pro building techniques. In my 4 hour Handlaunch Building Clinic, you will watch me build not one, but two composite HLG kits, start to finish, every step, from glassing the wing halves, to doing a light weight wiring harness. I show you 2 builds because both planes have unique construction needs, and they cover the most widely used assembly techniques. Now this is NOT a scratch building DVD, I don't do any foam wing cutting or vacuum bagging. What you will see is what most people build, a composite kit with the basic parts prefinished, the wings, tails and fuselage are already done, though not assembled. If you are building any XP4 and 5 series, Taboo, Predator, Blaster, Legend, Arrow 2, Topsky, Gambler, DL 50, Vandel, or any other kit, then this is the video for you.
While these planes are not hard to assemble, they do require a number of skills and techniques that are best learned by watching me do them live. You'll learn how to build light and strong, with systems that will be reliable flight after flight.

You'll learn how to handle fiberglass and use epoxy safely, mount servos, install bullet-proof carbon pushrod systems and mount the tails and wings square. Making a light and reliable electrical system is challenging but I walk you through basic soldering, weight-saving wiring techniques, and battery pack construction.

You'll learn how to pre-tune the glider for its first flight so you won't have any surprises on launch. You can apply the building techniques you learn to just about any HLG kit on the market, and for that matter, ANY glider kit. If you are building one of the high-end moulded wing kits, I do recommend the Handlaunch Tech Lab which covers the latest building and gear for those planes.

The Guide to Getting Great Looking Computer-Screen Captures onto TV & DVD with Camtasia Studio
This DVD shows you how to get exceptional quality computer screen captures onto DVD for display on television screens – opening the door to creating instructional DVDs on almost any computer software topic.

Finally, a way to get incredibly sharp computer screen videos onto your how-to DVDs for display on TV!

Camtasia to DVD shows you the step-by-step process to getting amazingly sharp computer screen videos onto DVD, opening the door for you to create profitable training DVDs featuring computer tutorials.

As you probably know, Camtasia from Techsmith is a great tool for capturing and creating videos from computer screens. It is the perfect tool to create software instructional materials, and can give spectacular results when the movies are displayed on a computer screen.

However, because computer screens are much higher resolution than TV display screens, computer screen videos can be almost unreadable when copied to DVD.

But no longer. This DVD shows you how to get incredibly sharp computer screen videos onto DVD for display on television screens.

Being able to deliver high quality computer screen video on DVD opens the door to creating instructional DVDs about almost any computer topic – from using software to doing things on the internet.

These are the kinds of DVDs you can create from your home studio, and offer to a world of customers waiting for high quality computer training DVDs on almost every computer related subject.

Camtasia to DVD covers:

How to set up your computer to get amazing results with screen captures
How to set up Camtasia Recorder to eliminate interlace flicker
How to choose computer screen capture sizes to produce best results on DVD
How to automatically set computer screen capture size
How to adjust your mouse settings for best display results
How to edit Camtasia screen capture videos for DVD output
How to use Zoom and Pan to show more detail
How to get around the ‘pixel shape’ issue
How to import and render computer screens into your video editing program
How to convert screen capture videos into a DVD
And much more . . .

This is the DVD you’ll want to see before you start capturing computer screens for display on TV or DVD. Using the techniques shown on this DVD can mean the difference between muddy, unreadable computer screens and crisp, sharp displays.

Once you view this DVD, you’ll know how to produce quality computer screen captures onto DVD – for use on instructional, tutorial and training DVDs!

you ever spent hours tinkering with the template Flash, for which you paid good money only to discover that it is too difficult for you? Too many people assume that the configuration templates, Flash is just an easy walk in the park, but they quickly learn that this is a more complex way than they might expect. In this video course Flash-guru Craig Campbell simplifies the process of editing, because it teaches you how to edit the contents of those messy, poorly coded templates Flash, to customize them to suit your needs. In this series, you learn how to customize text, images, preloader, photo galleries, sounds, and much more! Course content:
1 Introduction (5:21)

2 Pattern (8:13)
In this video, Craig explains and shows a pattern that will be used as an example for a video course, and he will give you an overview of the elements of a template that can be customized.

3 fla file (13:13)
To set up a template, you must first figure out how to fla file is constructed. In this video, Craig is preparing to set up a template, passing fla, to find all the working parts.

4 Cleaning the fla file (18:17)
One thing you quickly learn about working with templates that they can often be very difficult for the littered and and customization. Because of this, it can often be beneficial to clean up the file a bit before you start setting up. In this video, Craig will show you some typical pattern of disorder and show ways how to clean up those files.

5 Customize the text (22:09)
Customizing the text in your Flash templates is probably the easiest part of the setup process. In the end, it’s mostly a simple substitution of one text to another. However, it can sometimes be a bit complicated, so in this video, Craig will show you how to set up complex parts of the text.

6 Image Replacement (15:17)
In this video, Craig will show you how to delete images that are contained in the template and replace their images, which are more suited to your website.

7 Editing Menu Text (11:05)
We have already talked about customizing the text, but sometimes figuring out how to edit text on your menus can be a little tricky, depending on how the collected your particular pattern. In this video, Craig walks you through video clips and other elements of the template to find out exactly how the menu text works so that it could be changed.

8 Editing Menu Items (7:24)
No, we do not repeat. In the last video we looked at how to edit the text in your menu, but what if you wanted to change the number of menu items that were available. In this video, Craig will show you how to edit your menu, completely removing one of the menu items.

9 Removal of error (7:07)
In this video, Craig demonstrates how a change in the pattern of the code Flash, find the trail () error that produces an irritating bugs in the template window that pops up every time we test the template in the program.

10 Replacing the logo (12:40)
Of course, if you set up a template for your website, you want to change the logo on the other, which comes with the template or their own, especially if the logo contains text. In this video, Craig will show you two ways to change the logo: by changing the text and replacing text image.

11 Editing Links (12:45)
Some of the buttons in our template with nothing in fact not bound, and even if they did, then we are most would probably want to change the destination, so in this video, Craig will show the process of changing behavior and adjustment buttons and links.

12 Setting up gallery (19:38)
Setting up gallery can be a bit more complicated than just switching the image, which we discussed in previous video tutorial. In this tutorial, Craig get to the depths of the gallery project template and shows you how to create your own image for it.

13 Study preloader (12:19)
The next thing we’re going to customize is the preloader, but first we must figure out how it work. In this video, Craig explores the graphics and code the preloader to show you how this particular preloader works.

14 Change the text preloader (7:45)
In this video, Craig will show you how to customize the preloader our pattern, changing the text.

15 Custom Animation Preloader (Running Time 14:10)
In this video, Craig will show you how to take based preloader, which is already available in the template and make it more beautiful animated for your customized website.

16 Changing the background music (8:23)
In this video Craig will show you how to change the background music of your template by importing your own music or deleting background music in general.

17 Publishing Your Site (6:43)
To test the Contact Form in our template (which we’ll get to the next video), we We first have to publish our site on the server. So in this video tutorial, Craig will show you which files you need to upload to the server.

18 Feedback (10:14)
Creating Forms of contact in our project template is very simple. It is only necessary to change one simple line of code. In this video, Craig will show you how to make it work.

19 Conclusion (1:34)

Do you have the interpersonal helpdesk skills employers want? Desktop Support Technician (DST) certification from the Helpdesk Institute (HDI) says you do.
Desktop support is a fascinating technical challenge, but you'll need to go beyond the techy details if you want to be a successful support technician. Employers expect you to have plenty of customer-relation soft skills as well.
Whether you're new to desktop support or building on other certifications you've earned -- like Microsoft's MCDST or MCITP: Desktop Support Technician -- DST certification sets you apart as a well-rounded technician with the soft skills employers covet.
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Series 1: HDI Desktop Support DST HDI-DST
1 Series Overview
2 DST Leadership Characteristics Part 1
3 DST Leadership Characteristics Part 2
4 Teamwork and People Skills
5 Support Center Policy and Services Part 1
6 Support Center Policy and Services Part 2
7 Support Center Resources
8 Support Center Delivery Methods Part 1
9 Support Center Delivery Methods Part 2
10 Support Center Delivery Methods Part 3
11 Support Center Processes and Procedures Part 1
12 Support Center Processes and Procedures Part 2
13 ITIL Basics Part 1
14 ITIL Basics Part 2
15 ITIL Basics Part 3
16 ITIL Basics Part 4
17 ITIL Basics Part 5
18 DST Customer Management Skills Part 1
19 DST Customer Management Skills Part 2
20 DST Customer Management Skills Part 3