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Take a look  how to create password protected Microsoft Office 2007 document.

Same Procedure will work on Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, Excel

I ‘ll take the example of Microsoft Word 2007.

Follow  these 6 steps:

1. Open Word and type document what you need.

2. Now save your document: Go to Office button on left hand or press “Ctrl+S”.

3. Select the file name.

4. Now go to Tools option on the left side of  save button.

5. In Tools Option select general options and fill the password on both fields.

- Password to open

- Password to modify

6. Click “OK” and then “SAVE”. It will ask you again fill password fill the same.

That’s it!

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In this tutorial I ‘ll show you how to create Photoshop Brushes in Photoshop CS4 and change its color during use later on!

Here are 4 simple steps:

1.  So First Create a new file { Ctrl+N }  and choose the size, its the canvas size of brush choose wisely:P

2. Now Draw logo, Write text whatever you want to create brush.

3. Now when you finish this Go to Edit>>Define Brush Present… and write here brush name which u want and press ok

4. Right click on Screen you will see your brush will appear at the last!

5. Done! You create Your Own Brush!

Similar you can create brush with any image

Now you can use this brush as watermark in your Creations:) Just change the Opacity. either before creating brush or creat a new layer when u use brush in you images and decrease the opacity of that particular layer.

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Now how to change color according to background …

1. Select the brush that you created in the above method

2. Now go to color pallet and change the color simply

3. now again use the brush you see color changed

That’s it!

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I just design the animated Icon of live support for website www.logicmatters.org using Photoshop CS4, and make video tutorial how I  design animated one!

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PHP Functions:

The powerful feature of any programming language is the ability to define and use functions.PHP function is a bit of code that we can reuse quickly and easily in PHP pages when we need it.

For creating functions:

1. All functions start with the word “function()” .

2. The name can start with a letter or underscore (not a number).

3. Unlike string names the function names are case in sensitive.

4. Function code starts after Curl brackets “{” and end by closing a Curl brackets”}”.

5. The name of the function can be anything you want as similar to strings name can contain letters, numbers, underscores and dashes, but it cannot contain any spaces.

<?php
function hello()                    // Function declaration
{
echo “Hello Mr.Saini”;
}
// no output when we only declare the function, output is there only when we call it. let check
// the title is changed but no output mean code will not execute:)
hello();     //Function calling
?>

Now come to PHP Functions with Arguments:

For more flexibility and more functionality to functions we add arguments or parameters, these are like variables, and we can define more than one functions. But two function names must be different if same then it will error like:

“Fatal error: cannot redeclare.”

<?php

function hello($name)                    // Function declaration

{

echo “Hello $name”;

}

// no output when we only declare the function, output is there only when we call it.

hello (“Mr.Saini”) ;     //Function calling

echo “<br />”;

// you can use  variable or text in place of arguments thats why its flexible

// we can also use vairables in the arguments and more than one calls to same function.

hello(“Everyone”);     //Function calling 2nd time

echo “<br />”;

$user = “Manan Saini”;

hello(“$user”);      // use variable ; you see the flexibity with arguments

?>

You can see functions with argument has more flexible than static one, and function must be defined before calling it otherwise it will show error “fatal error: Undefined function” like that.

PHP Functions with more than one argument:

<?php

function hello($wishes, $name, $punct) // Function declaration

{

echo $wishes . $name . $punct . “<br />”;

}

$user = “Manan Saini”;  // variable declared

hello(“Gud Luck”,$user,”!”);       // function calling

/*

The no. of arguments must be same as no. of declared arguments.

Check what happens when we declare less argument. Delete any one of the above argument.

You see error missing arguments.

*/

?>

PHP Functions – Return values:

Functions can also be used to return values.

<?php

function addition($var1,$var2)

{

$sum = $var1 + $var2;

return $sum;

}

$total =addition(4,5); // declare variable we can use again & again in the code.

echo $total;

/* return can only return one value for returning more than one function we can use arrays. Take a look the below code.

*/

function add_sub($var1,$var2)

{

$add = $var1 + $var2;

$sub = $var1 – $var2;

$result = array($add,$sub);

return $result;

}

$total =add_sub(4,5);

echo “<br />” . “Addition is” . $total[0]. “<br />”;

echo “Subtraction is” . $total[1]. “<br />”;

?>

PHP Functions – Global :

<?php

$var = “Global”;

function glo() {

$var = “Local”;

}

glo();

echo $var ;

// just predict the output. What we do if we want to show locally let’s check.

?><br /><br />

<?php

$var = “Global”;

function glo1() {

global $var;                         // now it will show local

$var = “Local”;

}

glo1(); // because function name must be different so

echo $var ;

// another method to declare locally is:

?><br /><br />

<?php

$var1 = “Global”;

function glo2($var)

{

$var = “Local”;

return $var;

}

$var1 = glo2($var1);

echo $var1;

?>

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Today covered in this tutorial while, dowhile, for, foreach loops and array pointers

Loops

If some action happens over and over again then we need Loops. Loops allow us to execute a bit of code until the condition is satisfied. There are 4 main kinds of loops:

• while loops
• do-while loops
• for loops
• foreach loops

1. while Loop:

The while statement will execute a code as long as a condition is true. Take look at syntax:

<?php

$count=1;

while($count<=10)

{

echo “Count is ” . $count . “<br />”;

$count++;  // ++ is used to increment

}

/*

The loop will run continue until the condition is true , i.e. the value of count is less than equal to 10. The loop will increment after every execution mean after each time loop runs.

*/

?>

2. dowhile Loop

The dowhile loop will execute a code at least once – then it will repeat the loop as long as a condition is true. Check the syntax above.

First loop will execute and then condition is checked.

The main difference between while and do while loop is in while first condition is check then program executed,             but in case of do while first program will execute then it will check the condition. Means do while loop will always run at least once.

<?php

$count=0;

do

{

$count++;

echo “Count is ” . $count . “<br />”;

}

while ($count<=10);

/*

The loop will run continue untill the condition is true , i.e. the value of count is less than equal to 10. The loop will increment after every execution mean after each time loop runs. It will run atleast once always.The condition is checked after the execution of loop.

It shows output till 11 because condition is checked after the execution of loop.

*/

?>

3. for Loop

for loop is used when you know how many times you want to execute a loop.

The difference between while and for loop is that, while loop is used where we don’t know how many time loop execute and for loop is used where we know how many times we want to execute a loop.

Let’s take a look at syntax:

<?php

for ($count=0; $count<=10; $count++)

{

echo $count . “<br />”;

}

?>

4. foreach Loop

The foreach statement is only work with arrays, for looping in the array. Take a look at syntax above.

For every loop, the value of the $array is assigned to $value- so on the next loop and continue.

<?php

$numbers =array(5,10,15,20,25,30); // declaration of array

foreach($numbers as $num) {   //numbers is the temp variable

echo $num . ” <br /> “;

}

?>

Next is Array Pointers:

Pointers point to the current value of an array by default it’s always the first value. When we start looping through array the computer moves the pointer along the array to get each value.

More clear with program:

<?php

$count =array(5,10,15,20,25);

// current function will gives the current value of array on which it points.

echo “First: ” . current($count) . “<br />” ;

// next function will move the pointer to next value.

next($count);

echo “Second” . current($count) . “<br />” ;

// reset function reset its default location i.e. first vaule.

reset($count);

echo “Third: ” . current($count) . “<br />” ;

?>

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Today we will discuss if, if-else, elseif and switch statements

1. If Statement:

If you want to execute some code if the condition is true, then use the if statement.  Let’s take a look at syntax:

The code will execute only if the condition is true, In this case the condition will not satisfied so the code will not execute.

<?php

$a=2;

$b=3;

if ($a > $b) {

echo “a is greater than b”;

}

?>

You can check in this case there is no output. So just swap the values. And you will find it will show you “a is greater than b”.You can Try Using the other Boolean expressions also i.e. Logical and comparison operators

1. If – else statements :

If you want to execute some code if one condition is true, and in another code if first condition is false, use the if – else statement.

Take a look above at syntax:

<?php

$a=3;

$b=2;

if ($a > $b){

echo “a is greater than b”;

}

else {

echo “b is greater than a”;

}

?>

3. ElseIf Statement:

We have another option if you want to execute some code in which more than one or several conditions are true then use the elseif statement.lets check the syntax of elseif:

4. Switch Statement:

If you want to execute one statement from number of statements, then use the Switch statement. This is more efficient method than previous one. Take a look at syntax:

If the expression has value equal to value 1 then it will execute the statement inside it and break is used to terminate and go. If the expression has not equal to any value then it will execute default loop. In default its optional break.

Take a look at program:

<?php

$a = 2;

switch ($a)

{

case 0:

echo “a has value = 0″;

break;

case 1:

echo “a has value = 1″;

break;

case 2:

echo “a has value = 2″;

break;

default:

echo “a is not equal to 0,1,2″;

break;      // optional using break at the last

}

?>

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Today we will discuss arrays, and its function and Type casting.

So let’s see the simple definition of array.

Types of Array:

Arrays are of three types:

1. Numeric array
2. Associative array
3. Multi-dimension array

Let’s start with first i.e. Numeric.

<?php

$array1 = array( 0,1,2,3,4,5);         // check the syntax ..

echo $array1[1];                               // lets see which value it will display

?>

You see it will display 2nd value it mean array start from 0. These 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 all call pockets or ID key.

Now come to 2nd type i.e. Associative Array. In this case each pocket i.e. id key have some particular value. Before going to 2nd type let me show how to display string in type 1.

<?php

$array2 = array( 2, “manan”, 3 ,”OUG”);                 // u see ” ” double quotes for string.

echo $array2[1];                                                               //let’s suppose I want to display string manan

?>

You see for displaying string. Now come to 2nd type Associative.

<?php

$array3 = array( “manan” =>14 , “oug” => 13, “count”=> 10000 ); /*see string in quotes and numeric as it . Concentrate on the i.e. equal to sign and greater than sign syntax of this type

*/

echo “<br/>”;

echo $array3["oug"];

?>

See the output, it will display the value of oug i.e is associative.

Now come to 3^rd type i.e. multi dimension Array. Multi dimension array mean array contain 1 or more array. In this each element in the main array can also be array i.e. array inside array. Let’s c in the program it will be more clear.

<?php

$array4 = array(

// look care full it’s complicated. Now we make array inside arary

“websites”=> array(

“orkut”,

“google”,

“logicmatters” ),

// create one more

“OUG” => array(

“owner”,

“moderators”,

“members”

)

// now how to display on screen its output

);

echo $array4['websites'][1];

?>

Now come to “Type Casting “

Well type Casting mean convert one data type into another. Now we see how we find which variable comes under which data type whether is integer or string etc.

Program is self explanatory. Let me tell you about this. Let’s suppose if we have one variable contains integers and string and we try to add in that variable which only contains integers then only integer values of first variable will add in to 2^nd variable.

Let’s take a look at program var1 has integer + string and var2 having var1+ integer value. So output remains integer only because we add integer in var1.

<?php

$var1= “3 Nothing is impossible”; // 3 variable

$var2= $var1+27;

echo $var2; // answer always in terms of var2 i.e. Variable adds not string. check output

// See the o/p 27+3 =30

echo gettype($var1) .”<br/>”;                   // command for view which type of variable

echo ge                ttype($var2) .”<br/>”;                   // command for view which type of variable

settype ($var2,”string”) ;                              // command for change the type of variable

echo gettype($var2) .”<br/>”;                   // command for view which type of variable

// See the difference now type changed

$var3 =(int) $var1;                                            // another method to change the type of variable

echo gettype($var3) .”<br/>”;                   // command for view which type of variable

//Now again change it to integer type.

?>

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So today we start CONCATENATION operators:

The concatenation operator is used to combine the two strings values together.We use(.) i.e. as a concatenation operator. You are more clear about this when we write program

<?php

$cat1=” 1st string concatenate”; // this is our 1st string

$cat2=” with 2nd string”; // here 2nd one we concatenate these two in next inst.

echo $cat1 . ” ” . $cat2;

?>

Another method to combine is:

<?php

echo “$cat1  here it goes </br>”; // another method

echo”{$cat1} here it goes </br>”; // prefer this one

echo’{$cat1} here it goes </br>’; // never put single comma

?>

If you want to use 2nd one then prefer the curly brackets it easy to identify if we want to check our coding later on!So all these are working one you can use any of them.

If you put single comma then this will not work. You see it will display text as such so use only double commas. Check the last instruction in the upper program.

Our next topic String Functions:

How to find the length of string? strlen() function is used to find the length of string. let’s suppose I want to find the length of string “I m a big noob”

<?php

echo strlen(“i m a big noob”);

?>

It starts count from 1 not from 0. This concept is important when we want to terminate the loop after the last character .There are some other functions also like to find the position of string. For this we use strpos() to search for a string or character in a string.

<?php

echo strpos(“i m a big noob”, “noob”); // this will find the position of string of noob in the given string

?>

You see the position of “noob” is 11 not 10 this means our function strpos() starts form 0 i.e. why answer is 10 not 11.

There are so many such functions let me show in breif:)

Lowercase:                                        strtolower()

Upercase:                                          strtoupper()

Upper case first letter:                  ucfirst()

Upper case words:                          ucwords()

Trim:                                                      trim()

Find:                                                      strstr()

Replace by string:                            str_replace()

Repeat:                                                 str_repeat()

Make substring:                                substr()

Find char:                                            strchr()

So these are some common function. Search on net for these.

Now lets take a look on PHP operators :

I just show overview it’s easy to use All these operators are having examples and description and result too. So its easy to understand.

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