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If you would like to create your own peer-to-peer network at home or in your office, Windows Vista has a wizard that takes you through the necessary steps. You get started by doing the following:

In the Network Center task pane, click Set Up a Connection or Network, click Set Up a Network, and click Next.

Mozilla Firefox is the most popular web browser on the internet and has loads of customizations but it is also known for hogging up memory resources over time. Sometimes it takes up almost 300 mb - 400 mb of memory when you surf a lot. Mostly this is due to the loads of extensions that one adds to customize it. Though Firefox 3 claims to solve this but until it is released we are all stuck in version 2. So here is how to do it.

Step 1: Type about:config into your location bar and hit Enter.

Nowadays many people cant live without networking and file sharing so there is a short tip how to share files over the local network?

Click right mouse button on folder which you want to share and in pop-up menu select Properties.

There is very easy way to create two computer network connection using XP. For this we need: