activate JavaScript

To enable JavaScript, follow these steps:

If you use Internet Explorer (version 7.0 or 8.0)
- Select 'Tools' from the main menu.
- Select 'Internet options'
- Click the 'Security' tab
- Click the 'Custom level' button
- Scroll down to 'Scripting'
- Select Enable for Active Scripting and Scripting of Java Applets.
- Click 'OK'

If you use Mozilla Firefox (version 3.0)
- Select 'Tools' from the main menu (for Windows) or ‘Firefox’ (for Mac)
- Choose 'Options' (for Windows) or ‘Preferences’ (for Mac)
- Click 'Content' in the upper navigation field.
- Tick 'Enable JavaScript'
- Click 'OK'

If you use Apple Safari (version 4.0)
- Click the 'Safari' menu.
- Select 'Preferences'
- Select 'Security'
- Select 'Enable JavaScript'

If you use Google Chrome:
- Click 'Options' in the upper right corner (for Widows) or select ‘Preferences’ from the ‘Chrome’ menu (for Mac)
- Select the 'Under the Hood' tab
- Click 'Content Settings...' under 'Privacy'
- Select the 'JavaScript' tab
- Choose 'Allow all sites to run Java Script'
- Click 'Close'

If you use Opera 9.xx series:
- Select 'Preferences' from the Tools menu
- Click 'Content' in the Preferences list
- Check 'Enable JavaScript'
- Click 'Close'

The Mobile Contact Importer doesn't work on my GSM

If the Mobile Contact Importer doesn't work, check the following points:
- Does your phone support Java?
- Can you go on the Internet with your phone? (not via MMS or WAP)
- If you have a phone and a contract that allows you to go on the Internet, make sure that your phone is correctly configured to access Internet via a Java application. To do so, check with your provider, as the settings depend on your phone and on your provider.
- If you managed to install and run the application but can't import your contact list, make sure that your contact list is not empty and that the application is authorized to access it (if you have contacts saved on your phone and your SIM card, the application might ask you twice). If you have a very big contact list, mind that importing them might take a while and this could cost you.
If you have done all this and you still can't import your contacts, contact our Helpdesk and give them the model of your GSM and the name of your provider.

uninstall Netlog Uploader

To uninstall Netlog Uploader, follow these steps:

On Windows:
-Go to Start
-Click 'Program'
-Select 'Netlog Uploader'
-Click 'Uninstall'
-Follow the instructions

On Mac:
-Close Netlog Uploader
-Go to 'Applications' or to the folder where your Netlog Uploader is located
-Drag Netlog Uploader to your trash can
-Empty your trash can

Netlog Uploader

Netlog wants to make it as easy as possible for you to upload pictures and videos. Did you take a bunch of pictures or record some funny videos on your holidays or parties? Netlog Uploader is a handy tool that enables you to upload and edit multiple pictures and videos easily.

Stations Tab

The Stations tab gives you access to our preset Stations including Featured & Genre Stations. It also allows you to search for artists and create a personal Station.

browse Netlog with my mobile phone

You can! We want to be available for you wherever you go. You can find our mobile site by going to http://en.netlog.com/m . The layout is simplified in order to make it easier to navigate for a mobile phone. Grab your mobile and check it out.

Player Tab

The Player tab shows you which station and song is currently playing and provides you with history of a few previous tracks. You can shout about a specific song to let your friends know what songs and stations you like. You can easily pause the music, skip a track, and set or mute the volume by using the tab controls.

Featured Stations

Featured Stations are stations created by our music experts around the themes that we think you’ll enjoy. They are updated regularly so remember to check back and see what’s hot at the moment.

My Stations

This is used to show you the stations you have recently created. Do you remember listening to a station you liked, but you can’t recall its name? Then take a look here.

Genre Stations

Genre Stations are stations built around particular styles of music – so whether you’re into Pop, Metal or Dance you’re sure to find something for you.

create a Station

To create a Station, go to the stations tab, enter an artist in the search box and make your selection from the results. We’ll keep playing music similar to your choice, until you choose something different. You can play Stations you’ve created before by going to My Stations tab.

can't I listen to Internet Radio Plus

For the moment, Internet Radio Plus is available only in the UK and Belgium. We are working hard to make this great tool widely available.

Internet Radio Plus

Internet Radio Plus is a great new service we have developed with our partners at we7. You can use it to listen to great music by choosing one of our Featured or Genre Stations. You can also create your own Stations by entering an artist you love – we’ll keep playing music similar to your choice for as long as you want.

how to use the Netlog Music Tool

Netlog Music Tool is a very handy application that helps our users in publishing their playlists on their Netlog profiles and meet other people that share the same music interests. It is important to understand that our Music Tool is not a music player. It only tracks the songs you listened to on WinAMP, WMP and iTunes and displays them in the 'Music' section of your Netlog profile. Netlog Music Tool does not enable you to listen to music.

You can get your own and free copy of Netlog Music Tool on our download pages.

After downloading and installing Netlog Music Tool on your computer, the application can track the music you listen to. To start tracking your music, you simply have to log in to the application by using your Netlog nickname and password. In the preferences you can also choose to save the nickname and password and launch Netlog Music Tool upon starting your computer so that tracking is always automatic. If tracking would not start automatically, please go to Preferences in the Music Tool menu and check your login data. If they are OK, please hit the ‘Start tracking’ button.

The Music Tool uses the ID3 tags of the music files you are listening to - the information like artist, title, album that you have added or that was added automatically when you imported/bought the music - so make sure they are correct.
If you want to know more about the ID3 tags, check this page.

add an event

n order to add a new event, follow these steps:

-Log into your Netlog account (enter your nickname and password)
-Click on 'Explore' in the top menu
-Click the 'Events' button in the submenu
- Click on 'Add event' on the right
- Enter the data that is necessary to add your event
- Save your event

Remember that your event won't be shown online immediately and that Netlog does not accept private events.

Tags: event, add, concert, party

delete a comment on a picture

To delete a comment on a picture, follow these steps:

- Log into on your Netlog account (enter your nickname and password)
- Go to the picture you wish to edit
- Click 'Delete' next to the comment you wish to delete

What is Netlog 24?

Netlog 24 is Netlog's desktop tool that keeps you informed of the activity on your profile. As soon as you have installed Netlog 24, you will be informed every time someone visits your profile or sends you a message.

You can download Netlog 24 for free on our download pages.

edit the description of my picture

To edit the description of your picture, follow these steps:

- Log into on your Netlog account (enter your nickname and password)
- Go to the picture you wish to edit
- Click the 'Edit' link in the description
- Change the description and hit the 'Save' button

delete a picture

In order to delete a picture follow these steps:

- Log into your Netlog account (enter your nickname and password)
- Go to the picture you wish to edit
- Click 'Delete this picture' in the right-hand menu
- The picture has been deleted

My picture appears too small

Images on Netlog are displayed at a maximum of 500 pixels wide by 540 pixels high. Images having larger dimensions will appear as a reduced version.

I want to put my picture in the Spotlight

To put your picture in the Spotlight, follow these steps:

- Log into on your Netlog account (enter your nickname and password)
- Go to the picture you wish to edit
- You'll find the Spotlight button in the right-hand menu. Click on it to get your picture in the Spotlight.

Please note that you can only put public pictures in the Spotlight, no private pictures, and that you can only put your own items in the Spotlight.

I want to edit the privacy settings of my picture

To edit the privacy settings of your picture, follow these steps:

- Log into on your Netlog account (enter your nickname and password)
- Go to the picture you wish to edit
- Click 'Edit' in the ‘Privacy’ section
- Choose your preferred settings
- Hit the 'Save' button

add a picture

To add a picture, follow these steps:

-Log into on your Netlog account (enter your nickname and password)
-Click on 'Manage' in the top menu
-Click 'Pictures' in the submenu
-Click 'Add a picture' in the right-hand menu
-Choose the picture that you want to upload from your PC and click the upload button

You can also use the shortcut in the top menu to add a picture. Just hit the icon that says ‘Add a picture’. Don’t have that icon in your shortcuts? Hit the + next to your shortcuts and add the picture icon to your shortcuts.

Or you can use our handy Netlog Uploader that makes it easy to upload and edit multiple pictures simultaneously. You can download Netlog Uploader for free on our download pages.

I want to add a watermark on my picture

To add a watermark on your picture, follow these steps:

- Log into your Netlog account (enter your nickname and password)
- Go to the picture you wish to edit
- Click on 'Add watermark' in the right-hand menu
- Choose the type of watermark you want to add (a standard watermark appears on the bottom of your picture)
- Click 'Apply'

minimal size of the pictures I can upload on Netlog

The minimal resolution of pictures on Netlog is limited to 80x60 pixels. This size guarantees that other users will be able to enjoy your pictures. If you add smaller images, they will simply be too small for other people to see what is in the picture.

choose my profile picture

In order to set your profile picture, follow these steps:

- Log into your Netlog account (enter your nickname and password)
- Go to the picture you wish to edit
- Click ‘Set as profile picture’ in the right-hand menu
- Your profile picture has been edited!

what picture formats are allowed on Netlog

our photo must be a .JPG, .PNG or .GIF formatted image. We do not accept bitmaps (.BMP files) or other file formats. If you attempt to upload a file in any other format, the picture will not display properly. Note that changing the 3-letter extension only changes the name, not the internal format of the file.

What kind of events are allowed on Netlog?

First of all, all events need to be appropriate in the light of our code of conduct. For example, erotic or racist events will never be approved. It is also important to know that Netlog only accepts public events – for safety reasons, so a housewarming party or a birthday party in your house will not be accepted.
So what events are allowed on Netlog? All parties, concerts, sports events, festivals... will be allowed. Try to be as detailed as possible while adding the events, so other members can find all necessary information easily.

Tags: events, code, of, conduct, rules, allowed, appropriate

How to retrieve / find your Blogger / Blogspot Rss Link / Address

Πώς να βρείτε την Rss διεύθυνσή σας στο Blogger / Blogspot

Κάτω απο τις αναρτήσεις σας 

blacklist someone

To blacklist a Netlog member, follow these steps:

-Log into your Netlog account (enter your nickname and password)
-Click 'Settings' on the top right
-Click 'Privacy'
-Click on 'Blacklist'
-Enter the nickname of the person you want to add to your blacklist
-Click 'Add'

Note that you can blacklist members easily by clicking on their blacklist icon. Just click on 'Add to blacklist' in the right-hand menu of the user's profile page.

About Trending Topics

Twitter's Trending Topics algorithm identifies topics that are immediately popular, rather than topics that have been popular for a while or on a daily basis, to help people discover the "most breaking" news stories from across the world. We think that trending topics which capture the hottest emerging trends and topics of discussion on Twitter are the most interesting.

About Twitter's Trending Topics

• To see a quick snapshot of the most tweeted-about topics on Twitter, look to the sidebar on the right of your homepage. You can also see trends in many of our mobile clients and on the mobile web.
• From news stories to the latest buzz about movies, music and more, the trending topics reflect what new or newsworthy topics are occupying the most people's attention on Twitter at any one time.

Note: You may notice that some topics come with a number sign "#" before the word or phrase. This is called a hashtag and was put there specifically to mark it as a topic so that people can follow the conversation in search. Check out this page for more information about hashtags.

Localize

Twitter can either show you topics that are trending worldwide or those that are trending in one of more than 100 cities and countries. To change views:

1. Click change next to your location name in the sidebar. A pop-up menu will appear, displaying a list of countries.
2. Click on the country of your choice. If that country has specific cities as an option, you’ll be able to choose a specific city.
   - Clicking a location will automatically update your home sidebar and display topics from your chosen locale.
   - The green checkmark signals your chosen location. Click on the X to close the location window.
3. You can switch locations at any point by clicking on change to bring up the full list of options again.

Please note:

• If you don't see your country or city, it means we're not receiving enough Tweets from that geographical area to create a quality list. Locations are not manually selected, but rather displayed dynamically based on tweet volume.
• When you click a topic listed under your local area, you will be shown the overall search results for that trending topic, not the local search results for that topic - to get an overview of the local Tweets on a local trending topic, use advanced Twitter Search operators.

Observe

• Clicking any of these topics in the sidebar (or on the homepage) sends you to the Twitter search results for that topic, so you can see what exactly people are tweeting about it.
• If you're not sure why a topic is trending, check for a top tweet—they generally show up directly above the first search result when you click through.

In this case, clicking on the trending topic Sprint yielded results of the most recent Tweets on Sprint, and, on the right hand side, results for relevant accounts.





Note: The list of trends changes frequently based on what is most popular right this minute, but that doesn't mean the conversations end. To see what people are saying about a previously trending topic, perform a search for the topic. For example, two weeks after Miley Cyrus quit Twitter, you could still search for the formerly trending "#comebackMiley" and find lonesome fans tweeting to encourage her return. You can always save a search to keep it easily accesible.

Participate

• If a topic grabs your attention, just post your Tweet on the subject using the exact word or phrase as it appears in the trending topics (with the hashtag, if you see one).
• Please understand that due to the large number of users tweeting about these specific topics, you may not always be able to find your particular Tweet in search -- and that is ok! Your followers will always see your Tweets.

Note: Twitter also filters search for quality. To understand what types of behavior could cause you to be filtered, check here.

Stay Trendy

Besides observing and participating trends, it is also possible to abuse them, but of course, this is against the Twitter Rules. The following behaviors and others like them could cause your account to be filtered from search or even suspended:

• Adding one or more topic/hashtag to an unrelated Tweet in an attempt to gain attention in search.
• Repeatedly Tweeting the same topic/hashtag without adding value to the conversation in an attempt to get the topic trending/trending higher.
• Tweeting about each trending topic in turn in order to drive traffic to your profile, especially when mixed with advertising.
• Listing the trending topics in combination with a request to be followed.
• Tweeting about a trending topic and posting a misleading link to something unrelated.

The most important thing is to make sure your Tweets are genuine thoughts or impressions and not attempts to insert yourself into a trend. Everyone who clicks on the trending topics should be able to see real people's ideas and links to further relevant information.

delete someone from my blacklist

To remove users from your blacklist, follow these steps:

-Log into on your Netlog account (enter your nickname and password)
-Click 'Settings' on the top right
-Click 'Privacy'
-Click on 'Blacklist'
-Click the cross next to the user you want to delete from your blacklist