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How To Enable Concurrent Sessions In Windows 7

Posted: 04 Mar 2012 02:22 AM PST

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Do you have a windows 7 machine that you manage remotely? Maybe you have a machine that your wife or child uses, or a media center machine in the front room that you want to make changes to while somebody else is using it? Enabling Concurrent Sessions in Windows 7 will allow you to do this i.e. allow more than one person to be logged into Windows 7 at the same time.

Enabling concurrent sessions in Windows 7 is easy:

Download the file from this post, and remember where you extracted the files e.g C:\Win7RDP
Go to the folder where you extracted the files, right click on “install.cmd” and select “Run as Administrator”

Now if you want to enable Multiple Concurrent Sessions i.e. log in on the same account more than once:

Launch a Command Prompt with Administrator priveleges (Start > CMD > Right Click > Run as Administrator)
At the C:\Windows\System32 prompt type "cd\Win7RDP"
type “install multi” and hit enter

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WordPress SEO: Only Display RSS Titles In Sidebar

Posted: 03 Mar 2012 04:55 AM PST

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One basic SEO tip is to increase the density of your keywords on your pages, so I was surprised to find that the default behaviour of the WordPress RSS widget is to display the titles from the sites added, but if you check the page source, the full feed i.e. all the text from each of the posts is added to the page!

This obviously isn’t good, but the solution is easy:

Install the Linkable Title html and php Widget WordPress Plugin: we need to install this plugin so that we can add php to wordpress widgets
Once installed, add a new linkable title widget where you want to display your feed and add the following code:

<?php include_once(ABSPATH.WPINC.’/rss.php’);
wp_rss(‘http://sitefeed.com/rss’, 10); ?>

replacing sitefeed.com/rss with the sitefeed that you want to display. This code uses WP’s inbuilt function to display just the titles from feeds e.g. for the Connected Internet Tech News feed I’ve added:

<?php include_once(ABSPATH.WPINC.’/rss.php’);
wp_rss(‘http://www.connectedinternet.co.uk/feed’, 10); ?>

Edit the number at the end to choose how many title to display.

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