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Open System Preferences on your macOS. Go to Sharing section, mark Screen Sharing and Remote Login as checked. Click on Computer Settings... button. Mark VNC viewers may control screen with password: as checked. Fill in your unique password in the input box and click on OK button to save it. Now note down the URL to access this system which is actually an internet IP. Later on whenever you connect the device to internet, you can find it or lookup from your WiFi router's admin portal. Open the https://www.tightvnc.com/download.php on your Windows. Download the relevant installer based on 64-bit / 32-bit processor. Install it on your Windows system in Typical settings. You may refer this short video tutorial for this. Open TightVNC Viewer app, enter just IP of the VNC URL of  macOS to access the system. Now click on Connect button to start accessing remote system via screen-sharing. Finally, you just need to make sure that b...

Follow the steps to make a completely invisible folder. Step-1 : Create new directory, by default that is named as ' New Folder '. Step-2 : Press F2 to rename it as blank. Step-3 : Press Alt+255 . Step-4 : Press Enter . Step-5 : Right click the unnamed folder. Step-6 : Click on the ' Properties ' option in the popup menu. Step-7 : Select the ' Customize ' option tab in the Properties window. Step-8 : Click on the ' Change Icon... ' button. Step-9 : Search and select any blank icon, then press ' OK ' button. Step-10 : Press ' Apply ' button to apply changes then press ' OK ' button to finalize it.

This post is the continuation of my last post, i.e., Batch File - Bulk Renamer ; related to systematically renaming all the files in a folder. The problem I noticed with my previous code is that, either it works with the particular type of file (aka same extension) or in absence of file-extensions it renames this batch file also. So I thought to introduce a condition in this so as to skip this batch file while renaming other files. Here is the code for that, .:C.O.D.E:. @echo off&set /a cnt=1 for %%a in (*) do call :PROCESS "%%a" goto :EOF :PROCESS IF not %1=="bulk_renamer.bat" (rename %1 "IMG_%cnt%.jpg") set /a cnt+=1 Note : This code would rename all the files present in the folder except bulk_renamer.bat Help : Refer to my previous post for the steps to create or modify the script. Link : http://akzcool.blogspot.com/2010/11/batch-file-bulk-renamer.html