Heya, did you know you can now directly withdraw your money (usually in USD) from PayPal directly into your bank account of your choice in Malaysia? PayPal was a pain all these while because they do not allow Malaysians to withdraw money out easily. Instead, Malaysians have to live with the fact that money can be withdrawn to a Singaporean bank and then TT to a Malaysian bank or withdraw to a debit card. Both are big hassle and stunted e-commerce growth for Malaysia for a while.
But hey, you can withdraw it out now. Easy as pie. Here, let me show you how.
First, Login into your PayPal account and go to My Accounts and Withdraw menu.
Second, choose Withdraw to your bank account.
Third, you have to create a bank account. Here, you have to fill in the details of your bank account. I have an HSBC account, so I filled in as below. Tip: Click on the Details link for a reference chart.
Forth, once you are done, it's time to withdraw your money! Fill in the amount of money you would like to withdraw and click on the Continue button.
Fifth, the rest of the steps are just confirmations and you are done. Isn’t it easy as pie?
Important things to know. PayPal charges 2 fees for your withdrawals.
- Currency Exchange. PayPal uses their currency exchange rates which more than likely be favours their transaction.
- If you withdraw anything less than RM400. An additional RM3.00 will be charged to your transaction. (see screenshot)
When using reportviewer control on the web page. By default, the reportviewer has a fix width and height to 400px. But how do we change the value of width and height?
Did you know that by default, you are unable to save a file larger than 4gb onto your thumbdrive? As technology improves, thumb drives nowadays come with very large spaces but are defaulted to disallow files more than 4gb of size.
The problem with search engine is they only show you what is the most relevant to your search query. It doesn’t take TIME into consideration. Well, maybe it does, but not as flexible as you want it. Here is why.
Step One. Beside the Search TextBox, there is a link called ‘Advanced Search’. Click on it.
Step Two. In this page, look for ‘Date, usage rights, numeric range, and more’. Click on it to see more options. The one you are looking for is called 'Date: (how recent the page is)’. Select ‘past 24 hours’. 
Step Four. Now, beside the Search Button, you’ll see the Date selection choices, so you can continue to use it. It will go away after a while, so you have to go back to Advanced Search to find it again.
Got this over email and it made me burst out laughing. One of those gems you get from forward mails. Let me know if you laughed too. If you do, you must have worked as IT support sometime in your life.
As we join more and more social networks, more time will be spent on checking them. Most of these social networks have one thing in common, the newsfeed (made famous by Facebook and now copied many many times over). 
I found a desktop software that does just that. And not just for one, but many famous Social Networks. The most prominent ones are 
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Step Four. In this page, you can begin to subscribe to the Social Networks that you have an account it. Click on each Social Network, enter the relevant information Some Social Network requires your to authorize the access (example: Facebook). No worries, no Username and Password will be required, so it is safe. You just have to login at Facebook.com itself and not through this application. By the way, there may be more than one authorization required, so don’t be surprised when you have to click on ‘Allow’ again and again. 
buttons. Different Social Network will look different, so you have to try it out for yourself.
One final note, a community is never complete without having someone that loves to spam. So if you want hide someone’s status updates, just click on Options, Filter and choose ‘Less Interesting’. 
