ARCP acer real curiculum program

ARCP is????
who some people know the ARCP????
no more OK ARCP is the next generation of top brand product from acer
so I'M is student but not really student I'M professor
OK the meaning about ARCP is:
acer real curiculum program
IN ARCP category
we will try some widget,software with(+)(-),hardware with(+)(-) and more new application and info about IT CREATIVELY some more other program.
can we make some new program???
YES you can do it
you can build up the newest greatest and INTERNATIONAL PROgram
and your life your career will be Accepted and will success
1>DEPLHI 7

2>C++,java,flash
 
3>VB
 
4>camtasia



5>VS
 
6>visual editor
 
7>PHOTOSHOP
 
8>COREL
 
9>PHP
 
10>blender
 
11> final program EXE,APK,Other Software
and Will be create some own Notebook computer!!!

ANDROID SKIN PACK 4.0

ANDROID SKIN PACK 4.0

 

Light Android

 

Dark Android

 

Android Skin Pack is an application that can change the look of windows 7 you become like the look of Android. in this application there are two versions of the Android version that is dark & light version ..

Light Android Skin Pack 1.0-X64

Light Android Skin Pack 1.0-X86

Dark Android Skin Pack 2.0-X64

Dark Android Skin Pack 2.0-X86

WINDOWS 8 SKIN 9.0

Windows 8 Skin Pack 9.0 (32-bit)

Use 8 Skin Pack to get the look of Windows 8

A skin pack is a great way to give your computer a completely new look without the need to fiddle with endless settings or designing your own icons and backgrounds. Rather than having to go to the trouble of using one tool to change your icons, another to change your desktop theme and yet another to apply other tweaks, a skin pack represents a great way to give Windows a serious makeover with very little effort.
8 Skin Pack enables you get the look of Windows 8 by installing a new desktop theme, changing your desktop wallpaper and installing a new set of icons. But it does not end there. The skin pack goes a great deal further, enabling you to work with a completely new Start menu and feel the benefit of some of Windows 8’s new visual effects.
There’s also a new boot screen and login screen, a customized version of Windows Explorer and much more to work with. The skin pack gives you the opportunity to try out the new Metro interface of Windows 8 without the need to replace your existing copy of Windows with the developer preview or fiddle with virtual machines.
It is worth noting that the installation of the Skin Pack includes the Incredibar toolbar as standard. If you would prefer not to install this, take care to select the Custom Installation options at the start of the setup routine as this will enable you to deselect all of the options relating to Incredibar. It is also worth noting that this is an online version the installer which will check online to ensure that you have the latest version of the pack. There are 32- and 64-bit versions of the software available, as well as a special version for Windows XP user, so take care to install the version that is most appropriate for your system.

 

Windows 8 UX Pack 4.0

Select your theme and logon wallpaper before you install Windows 8 UX Pack

Fancy having a sneak peek at how the forthcoming Windows 8 will look? Put off by the idea of finding a beta version to install? Windows 8 UX Pack offers you a glimpse into the future of Windows without committing you to installing the full operating system. It basically skins Windows 7 to give it the distinctive look and feel of Windows 8, including the Metro theme, which basically uses a widget-like display to give you access to various tools and apps.
Although the UX Pack wraps things up nicely in its own installer, we’d still strongly recommend you have some kind of drive-imaging backup in place: Paragon Backup and Recovery 2011 (Advanced) Free is one such tool, or you could opt for a system rollback solution like Comodo Time Machine.
With your fail-safe backup in place, you’re free to proceed. When you install the program, you’ll first need to select the Windows 8 theme you want to apply (you can change this theme later after installation by re-running the setup program). Once it’s installed and applied you’ll have the distinctive feel of Windows 8 on your PC.
Your wallpaper and window furniture will have changed and you should notice the flatter, matt finish provided on scroll bars and progress indicators. There's the full Metro UI desktop emulated, giving access to Mosaic and the new Aero auto-colourisation. In short, you get a very pretty new desktop.
Sadly, a pretty desktop is more or less all there is: there are no major new functions here, and ultimately you’re overlaying a pretty new skin over the top of Windows 7. Once you're bored of the new look and feel, run the program again and select Uninstall to remove it. It's nice to pretend you have a brand new PC, but it's not really a patch on getting the real thing.
New UX Pack v4.0 features include:
-Fixed permission problems in some programs that perform changes in Program Files
-Updated component UI font to Tahoma and info font to Segoe UI
-Updated Newgen to version 8.0
-Updated Newgen UI to match with Windows 8 Consumer Preview
-Updated start orb graphics to new Windows 8 flag
-Updated wallpapers to Windows 8 Consumer Preview ones
-Unchecked 'Aero's auto-colorization (Vista/7) only' feature to get Windows 8's default colorization

 

REVIEW WINDOWS 8 DEVELOPER

Sekilas Review Windows 8 Developer Preview

Windows 8 Home Screen

Windows 8 Developer Preview telah diluncurkan beberapa hari yang lalu oleh Microsoft sebagai beta test terhadap Windows 8. Microsoft mengeluarkan preview ini untuk mendapatkan feedback dari penggunanya sebelum akhirnya mereka mengeluarkan Windows 8 versi final. Karena ini versi preview, jadi wajar bila masih terdapat kekurangannya. Namun demikian saya tetap penasaran dan mencoba mendownload dan menginstalnya. Berikut pengalaman saya ketika mencoba sistem operasi terbaru keluaran Microsoft ini.
Berikut beberapa kelebihan dari Windows 8 Developer Preview

Performance

Kesan pertama adalah proses instalasi yang cepat. Seperti pendahulunya, Windows 7, proses instalasi Windows 8 cepat daripada Windows XP. Sistem operasi ini juga cukup stabil. Setelah beberapa jam menggunakan Windows 8 ini, saya tidak mengalami kendala yang berarti, tidak pernah hang/crash dan tidak lag. Prosesor Pentium 4 2.8GHz dengan RAM 2 GB yang saya gunakan dapat dengan mulus menjalankan sistem operasi ini.

Home screen

Nah, ini mungkin yang paling menarik dan menjadi nilai jual bagi Windows 8 ini. Tampilannya mirip dengan home screen Windows Phone 7.  Kotak warna-warni yang berisi shortcut ke aplikasi yang terinstal, game, social network dan sebagainya.
Untuk mengakses salah satu aplikasi, cukup klik 1 kali pada shortcut tersebut. Terkesan lebih simple karena pada sistem operasi pada umumnya Anda harus melakukan double click untuk membuka aplikasi dari icon di desktop.
Ketika aplikasi terbuka, jangan heran jika tampil di layar penuh tanpa adanya titlebar, window frame maupun taskbar. Tampilan layar penuh ini hanya ada pada aplikasi bawaan Windows 8, namun tidak pada aplikasi yang diinstal sendiri, misalnya Mozilla Firefox. Semoga saja pada masa yang akan datang, aplikasi-aplikasi tersebut juga akan mengadaptasi fitur layar penuh ini. Untuk kembali ke home screen, tekan tombol Windows di keyboard, tekan sekali lagi untuk kembali lagi ke aplikasi.
Home screen Windows 8 ini menarik karena berbeda  sekali dari kesan tampilan Desktop pada Windows sebelumnya, bahkan jika dibandingkan dengan sistem operasi lain, benar-benar berbeda. Tampilan layar penuh tanpa adanya taskbar  dan start menu. Sebenarnya start menu bukan dihilangkan, tapi tersembunyi. Terbukti ketika saya mengarahkan mouse ke sudut kiri bawah muncullah start menu tersebut, dan secara bersamaan di sudut kanan juga muncul tampilan jam dan tanggal dalam ukuran besar.

Drag and slide

Saya tidak tahu istilah drag and slide ini benar atau tidak. Tapi fitur ini juga tidak kalah menarik. Yakni fitur di Windows 8 yang digunakan untuk pindah antar aplikasi yang dibuka dengan cara menarik layar ke kanan. Caranya arahkan cursor ke kiri layar kemudian tekan (klik, tahan) sampai muncul preview jendela aplikasi kemudian tarik  ke tengah, maka jendela aplikasi akan terganti disertai efek animasi yang menarik.

Kompatibilitas

Windows 8 menawarkan kompatibilitas dengan program-program lama. Sebagian besar aplikasi yang dapat dijalankan di Windows 7 akan berjalan dengan baik di Windows 8.

Desktop klasik

Tampilan home screen tidak serta merta menggantikan desktop seperti pada Windows versi sebelumnya dengan Wallpaper dan icon-iconnya. Desktop masih bisa  dengan cara menekan tombol Window + D di keyboard. Shortcut akses ke desktop juga tersedia di home screen.
Setiap ada kelebihan pasti ada kekurangan, berikut beberapa kekurangan yang saya simpulkan selama saya menggunakan Windows 8 Developer Preview.

Kekurangan Windows 8 Developer Preview

Tidak bisa diinstal di Virtualbox, Windows 8 Developer Preview tidak bisa diinstal di Virtualbox pada beberapa PC termasuk di PC yang saya gunakan. Ketika saya mencoba menginstalnya, beberapa saat setelah loading file saya mendapatkan error:

Your computer needs restart
Please hold the power button
Code: 0x0000000A
Para
0xFFFFFFE6
0x0000001F
0x00000000
0x81B4C64B

Error tersebut dikarenakan prosesor yang saya gunakan tidak mendukung virtualization.
Internet Explorer 10 yang ‘masih’ tidak baik.

Internet Explorer 10 on Windows 8

Windows 8 membawa Internet Explorer versi terbaru namun jangan harap Anda akan bisa berselancar dengan nyaman menggunakan browser ini. Saya coba membuka situs Facebook menggunakan browser yang terkenal dengan ketololannya ini, namun yang terjadi adalah saya hampir tidak bisa mengetik status, karena keyboard menjadi tidak responsif, bahkan beberapa huruf tidak keluar ketika ditekan.
Hilangnya menu-menu penting.
Pada Windows 8 Developer Preview ini, start menu nya terlihat sangat sederhana. Saking sederhananya, menu aplikasi yang terinstal tidak tersedia di start menu, bahkan menu Shutdown dan restart juga tidak ada di situ.
Tidak bisa menutup aplikasi

Windows 8 Task Manager

Aplikasi di home screen memang mudah diakses hanya dengan 1 kali klik. Namun pada aplikasi dengan layar penuh ini anda tidak bisa dengan mudah menutupnya. Karena memang tidak ada tombol untuk menutup jendela aplikasi. Jadi aplikasi akan selamanya terbuka atau hanya tersembunyi. Windows mengatasi ini dengan cara otomatis, aplikasi yang tidak dipakai dalam jangka waktu tertentu prosesnya akan disuspend oleh sistem. Hal ini berarti menghemat sumberdaya prosesor. Namun tetap saja aplikasi tersebut masih tersimpan di memori, yang tentu saja akan berpengaruh kepada performance secara keseluruhan.
Slide hanya satu arah
Ketika saya mencoba melakukan drag ke arah berlawanan (geser ke kiri) dan berharap akan kembali ke program sebelumnya, ternyata… ooo tidak bisa. Drag hanya bisa dilakukan searah ke kanan.
Shutdown lama
Setelah bermenit-menit mencari tombol shutdown namun tidak ketemu. Akhirnya saya menemukannya ketika menekan tombol Ctrl+Alt+Del.  Selain itu proses restart dan shutdown cukup lama. Berbanding terbalik dengan proses startup yang cepat, Windows 8 ini susah matinya

Update

• Tombol shutdown ada di Start->Setting->Shutdown
• Sekarang proses shutdown sudah cepat, mungkin karena udah saya update patch-patch nya.

Beberapa masalah Windows Explorer
Secara umum Windows Explorer pada Windows 8 ini mirip seperti yang ada di Windows 7, dengan beberapa perubahan yakni, baris toolbar yang saya rasa terlalu tinggi dan banyak memakan tempat. Walau akhirnya saya menemukan satu untuk mengecilkan toolbar ini, konsekuensinya toolbar malah terlihat terlalu sederhana.
Selain itu, ketika saya menghapus file di Windows Explorer tidak ada dialog confirmasi Yes/No. Seketika file langsung hilang masuk ke tong sampah. Sedikit berbahaa jika penggunanya mempunyai penyakit jantung dan tidak sengaja menghapus file. hehehe.

Kesimpulan

Jika Windows 8 Developer Preview ini bisa mewakili bagaimana Windows 8 ketika final release nantinya, menurut saya Windows 8 ini adalah sebuah langkah bagus dalam sejarah sistem operasi yang nantinya akan diikuti oleh sistem operasi lainnya. Menurut Microsoft, Windows 8 ini memang dioptimalkan untuk touch screen device, seperti PC tablet ataupun PC yang menggunakan monitor touch screen. Menurut saya yang dioptimalkan untuk layar sentuh bukanlah OS nya, tapi hanya (masih) home screen nya saja. Bisa kita lihat di bagian penting lain seperti Windows Explorer, Desktop, Control Panel masih mirip sekali dengan Windows 7 dimana tombol-tombolnya masih terlalu kecil untuk sebuah sebutan touch screen friendly. Bagaimanapun walau masih banyak kekurangan di sana-sini saya yakin nantinya akan terus disempurnakan.

windows 8 metro interface

Hands on: Windows 8 review: Windows 8: Metro interface

Updated Detailed look at the Consumer Preview of Windows 8

Page 2 of 7Windows 8: Metro interface

The Metro interface doesn't look that different, but having your email, photos, appointments and friends pinned to it livens it up considerably - as does the new Metro tile for the desktop, which sports a cute Metro-ified version of the Windows 7 beta fish.
You can also pin libraries here as well as Explorer, but you have to do that from Explorer set to view the desktop rather than from within a library itself.

Pin libraries as a top level link to the start screen

The improved touch gestures also make it far easier to work with. Swipe from the right edge of the screen and you get the redesigned charm bar; Search, Share, Start, Devices and Settings.
You can do the same thing by leaving your mouse pointer in the top or bottom right corner; first the charms appear as white outlines, then if you don't move your mouse they disappear. Windows assumes you didn't want to trigger them, since you might be moving the mouse to scroll or closing a window at the side of the screen instead. If you are, you don't have to wait for the charms to vanish to do so. Move the mouse towards the charms and the black bar and charm titles draw in on screen.

Put the mouse in the corner to open the charms, move your mouse and they light up

Start, which is highlighted in the accent colour of the colour theme you choose, swaps between the Start screen and whatever you were doing last. Search is now context sensitive; if you're in IE when you choose it, you get results from Bing first.
Swipe up from the bottom on the Start screen to get a quick link to the All Apps view, which is now neatly organised into program groups, arranged alphabetically.
As you swipe across the Start menu, it stops with the group of tiles you've swiped to line up under the word Start; this bouncing into place is the promised 'speed bump' to help you navigate around. Scrolling with a mouse works far better - if you push the mouse past the edge of the screen, the tiles scroll as if you were swiping with your finger.

Put your mouse in the corner and you see this thumbnail

Drag your mouse down to see the thumbnails in the switching pane

This works so well you'll miss it in apps that don't support it, such as Photos, where you have to go back to grabbing the scrollbar or use a touch pad or Microsoft Touch Mouse, which enables you to swipe sideways.
The Semantic zoom feature now works too; pinch to shrink the tiles on the Start screen to tiny thumbnails so you can see everything at once or move an entire group. Select a group and drag it down to get the option of naming it.

Zoom out on the start menu to see more tiles and name your groups

This is also the view you get when you drag a tile you're moving to the bottom of the screen, which makes it easier to move an item a long way across the screen without disturbing the arrangement of all your tiles and groups.
As you drag a tile between two groups, when you position it between them a vertical grey bar appears to show that you're creating a new group to put it in.
Switching between apps is now far easier. You can still drag in the next app in the stack from the left edge of the screen to be full screen or to snap into a side window, but when the icon of that next app appears, you can also drag it back to the edge to get a vertical pane of thumbnails.

Switch between current apps using this thumbnail list

Moving between screens

This only shows six thumbnails of recent apps (including the desktop if that's open) plus the thumbnail for the Start menu. Tap a thumbnail to open the app or drag it to choose where on screen it appears.

Hover the mouse in the corner for this start button replacement

You can get the switching pane using a mouse by leaving the mouse pointer in the top or bottom left corner of the screen until a thumbnail appears (the next app at the top, the Start menu preview at the bottom). Drag down with the mouse and the thumbnails appear. If you want to see all current desktop apps and recent Metro apps, use Alt+Tab instead. Win+Tab makes the switching pane appear.

The new lock screen image; a coral reef where you might find a beta fish maybe?

You can close Metro apps without restoring to the task manager. Drag down from the top of the screen until the app you're looking at shrinks down to a thumbnail and keep dragging that off the screen to close it (it's a longer swipe than when you use a quick finger swipe down from the top or up from the bottom of the screen to get the menu bar inside an app).
That works with a mouse as well. Or you can use Alt+F4, just like with a desktop app.

IE10 has a spell checker that works in any app that needs is

You can type quite well on screen. The large touch keyboard is a little better laid out now, and has predictive text and spelling corrections.
The thumb keyboard layout still has the alphabet split between the two sides of the screen where it's all in reach of your thumbs, but there's now a numeric keyboard in the middle to make it faster to type passwords (or indeed, numbers) and you can resize the keyboard.

The split screen keyboard now has a numeric keypad all the time

The new notifications in Metro work well; they pop up in the top right corner of the screen where they're not likely to be in the way and you can tap for options. So the first time you put a USB stick in, you can choose whether to open Explorer or do something else, and that will happen automatically next time you insert it.

Charms in the desktop bring up desktop tools

Hands on: Windows 8 review

Updated Detailed look at the Consumer Preview of Windows 8

Page 1 of 7Windows 8: Getting started, ARM and x86

Windows 8 offers options on lock screens and more

The Windows 8 Consumer Preview (here's the Windows 8 download) updates the look of the Developer Preview, adds a lot of new features and revamps a few old ones.

Windows 8 coverage

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The round Start button is gone, the Metro-style Start screen remains and yes, you can only pick from nine colours and five patterns for the Start screen background.
But there's far more to the Consumer Preview user interface than the Start screen, and far more to Windows 8 than the user interface.
There are new ways of switching between apps, as well as more updates to the desktop tools. There are changes under the hood to file copying, power management, security, networking, hardware support and more.

Metro has a limited choice of colour schemes and styles

And then there are the first real Metro apps, so you can find out what it's like to use Metro for more than just trying out Metro, and the Windows Store for the first third-party apps from real developers.

Two windows; when one is the desktop, it has thumbnails of all open apps

This is the version of Windows 8 that's going to give you a real feel for what the final operating system will be like and the first version you could realistically use for day-to-day work. But will you want to?

Swipe down on the start menu to see all your apps

Running the Windows 8 Consumer Preview

First of all, it's worth noting that the Consumer Preview is only for x86/64 PCs; there isn't an ARM version that you can download and try out, since there aren't any ARM devices that will run it.
That's because of the extremely custom way that ARM devices are built, where not even the way to control a physical button is standard. Microsoft isn't supporting tablets built to run Android or WebOS, either.
Much of what we're seeing in the Consumer Preview will be the same on Windows on ARM (WOA) systems. Most stuff - from the Metro user interface to the touch gestures, to the Windows desktop and built-in Windows tools such as Explorer and Task Manager - will be practically the same. But until we see it in action, we don't know what WOA performance and battery life will be like.

It's the windows 7 beta fish – metro style

Consumer Preview doesn't include the desktop Office apps that will be bundled with WOA either - and of course it runs all the x86 desktop apps that won't work on WOA.

• Windows 8 on ARM: Steven Sinofsky speaks

When you download the Consumer Preview, installing is easier than usual with a beta operating system. You can start the installation directly from the web page, instead of having to download an ISO file and burn that to an optical disc.
You can still burn an ISO if you want, and the installer can also create a bootable USB stick so you can download Consumer Preview once and install it on multiple machines.

Windows 8 boots so fast you may miss the bios screen, so you can change the options for the next boot here

The tools for creating a Windows To Go USB stick aren't available yet, so you can't run Windows 8 directly from USB, but you'll get a far better feel for how Windows 8 performs if you can try it out directly on a PC.