In Feburary 2016 25,
Visit the Internal Revenue Service website. The IRS website provides the forms and links you will need in order to file a tax extension online or by mail.
Download Form 4868 from the IRS website by clicking on 'Forms and Publications,' then clicking on 'Extension Forms,' and finally 'Form 4868, Application for Automatic Extension of Time To File U.S. Income Tax Return.' Use this form as a worksheet.
Type 'Free File' on the search box of the IRS home page. You will see a list of related articles. Click on 'Free File Home.' Free electronic filing is available to those whose adjusted income was less than $57,000 in 2012. Check the site to determine requirements for the year you are filing for.
Choose a company from the provided list. Be sure to select a company that serves your state. Once you click on a company, you will leave the IRS website.
Follow the prompts provided by the Free File company of your choice. You will be directed to file a Form 4868, Application for Automatic Extension of Time to File U.S. Income Tax Return. This form will be filed electronically through the chosen Free File company site.
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Donnerstag, 25. Februar 2016
How to Check Free Disk Space in UbuntuIn Feburary 2016 25,
In Feburary 2016 25,
Open the 'Applications Menu' on Ubuntu by clicking on the 'Applications' button in the taskbar.
Click on 'Accessories.'
Click on 'Disk Usage Analyzer' to bring up a window that shows the used and free disk space for every hard drive that is connected to your Ubuntu computer.
In Feburary 2016 25,
Open the 'Applications Menu' on Ubuntu by clicking on the 'Applications' button in the taskbar.
Click on 'Accessories.'
Click on 'Disk Usage Analyzer' to bring up a window that shows the used and free disk space for every hard drive that is connected to your Ubuntu computer.
In Feburary 2016 25,
Mittwoch, 24. Februar 2016
How to Get Free IDX Feeds to My WebsiteIn Feburary 2016 24,
In Feburary 2016 24,
Navigate to a website that provides free IDX listings for real estate professionals or offers a free trial. RealBird.com and SoftRealty.com offer free, ad-supported versions of their listings that integrate easily in most websites. The listings do display ads that generate revenue for the services but are free and relatively simple to use. A 60-day trial version available from Listing4U.com is a full-featured IDX feed that includes contact links in listings, which potential clients can use to contact you directly, and no ads are displayed.
Register for the free account or trial version by entering your personal and office contact information, as well as username and password credentials. Submit the information by clicking “Register” or “Sign Up Now.”
Open your email application or browse to your Webmail inbox. Open the email message you receive from the IDX listing service. Double-click the confirmation link inside the message to confirm and activate your account.
Log in to the IDX listing service website with your username and password. On your main account page, click “Create New Listings Code” or “Create New Feed.”
Select the options you want to use for listings on your website. For instance, if you want to display listings for homes in your local area only, enter zip codes to use in the feeds. Additionally, select the types of homes you want to display on your site. For example, if you want to display apartment building and single-family dwellings, select those options by clicking the applicable check boxes.
Click the “Save Feed” or “Create Feed” after you select all of the options you want to use. A new page appears and displays the code you must use on your website to display the listings. Minimize your Web browser to the Windows task bar, but do not close it.
Launch Notepad or your preferred text/HTML editor. Open the HTML file that contains the code for the page on which you want to display the IDX listings. If you do not have a copy of the HTML file on your local computer, you must download the file from your website. You can do this by opening the page in your browser and using the “File/Save” option on the menu bar, and then saving the file to your PC.
Maximize the browser page containing the IDX listings code. Highlight all the code in the “Copy this Code” or “Copy and Paste Code” box. Press the “Ctrl” and “C” keys on your keyboard to copy the IDX listing code to the Windows clipboard.
Maximize the text-editor application window. Scroll down to the point in the code where you want the IDX listings to appear on your Web page. Click the “Ctrl” and “V” keys to copy the code from the system clipboard to the HTML file. Save the file in the text editor and close the window.
Upload the edited HTML file to your website. If prompted to overwrite the existing file, click “Yes” or “OK.” After you upload the edited file, refresh your website by press the “F5” key. After the page refreshes, the IDX listings appear on the page for which you entered the IDX feed code.
In Feburary 2016 24,
Navigate to a website that provides free IDX listings for real estate professionals or offers a free trial. RealBird.com and SoftRealty.com offer free, ad-supported versions of their listings that integrate easily in most websites. The listings do display ads that generate revenue for the services but are free and relatively simple to use. A 60-day trial version available from Listing4U.com is a full-featured IDX feed that includes contact links in listings, which potential clients can use to contact you directly, and no ads are displayed.
Register for the free account or trial version by entering your personal and office contact information, as well as username and password credentials. Submit the information by clicking “Register” or “Sign Up Now.”
Open your email application or browse to your Webmail inbox. Open the email message you receive from the IDX listing service. Double-click the confirmation link inside the message to confirm and activate your account.
Log in to the IDX listing service website with your username and password. On your main account page, click “Create New Listings Code” or “Create New Feed.”
Select the options you want to use for listings on your website. For instance, if you want to display listings for homes in your local area only, enter zip codes to use in the feeds. Additionally, select the types of homes you want to display on your site. For example, if you want to display apartment building and single-family dwellings, select those options by clicking the applicable check boxes.
Click the “Save Feed” or “Create Feed” after you select all of the options you want to use. A new page appears and displays the code you must use on your website to display the listings. Minimize your Web browser to the Windows task bar, but do not close it.
Launch Notepad or your preferred text/HTML editor. Open the HTML file that contains the code for the page on which you want to display the IDX listings. If you do not have a copy of the HTML file on your local computer, you must download the file from your website. You can do this by opening the page in your browser and using the “File/Save” option on the menu bar, and then saving the file to your PC.
Maximize the browser page containing the IDX listings code. Highlight all the code in the “Copy this Code” or “Copy and Paste Code” box. Press the “Ctrl” and “C” keys on your keyboard to copy the IDX listing code to the Windows clipboard.
Maximize the text-editor application window. Scroll down to the point in the code where you want the IDX listings to appear on your Web page. Click the “Ctrl” and “V” keys to copy the code from the system clipboard to the HTML file. Save the file in the text editor and close the window.
Upload the edited HTML file to your website. If prompted to overwrite the existing file, click “Yes” or “OK.” After you upload the edited file, refresh your website by press the “F5” key. After the page refreshes, the IDX listings appear on the page for which you entered the IDX feed code.
In Feburary 2016 24,
Samstag, 6. Februar 2016
How to Open an Online Store With Free HostingIn Feburary 2016 06,
In Feburary 2016 06,
Sign up for a free website host and sub-domain with a website that allows you to enter your own codes for your site. The host must accept HTML and JavaScript. Examples of sites that allow these codes and provide free hosting and sub-domains are Bravenet and Webs.
Set up your website with a template, the title of your store, a description, and any other relevant information. Save your website.
Visit the PayPal website. Click 'Sign Up' below the login form. Select a Premier or Business account. Choose the business account only if you are operating under a group name (organization) or business. If you already have a PayPal account, move to step four.
Enter in all of the required information including your email, password, first and last name, birth date, address and phone number. The phone number must be valid. Read the User Agreement and Privacy Policy by clicking on the two links at the bottom of the form. Click 'Agree and Create Account.'
Confirm your email address. Check your email and click on the confirmation link sent by PayPal. If the link is not click-able, copy and paste it into your address bar.
Sign into your PayPal account. Click on the 'Merchant Services' tab and click the 'Add to Cart Button.'
Edit the information required. Under the 'Accept payments for' area, click the drop-down menu and select what you'll be selling. This could include products, services, subscriptions or gift certificates. Decide whether or not your customers will be able to purchase more than one item. If you're only selling a single item, you will only need a 'Buy Now' button. If you're selling multiple items, you will need an 'Add to Cart' button. Select the option that best fits your store.
Enter the name of the item you are selling and enter an item ID if there is one available. Otherwise, leave the ID area blank. Enter the price of the item and select the currency. If the item you're selling may come in different styles, sizes, or colors and there is a separate price for different designs, leave the price area blank and in the Customize Button box, click 'Add drop-down menu with price/option.' Enter the details of each different design or style and enter the prices.
Type in the amount the customer will be required to pay for shipping and select the currency. Enter the tax rate in the next box. Click on 'Secure Merchant Account ID' to keep your email address secure from your customers.
Click the 'Step 2' area under the form. Check the box that asks if you'd like to have a 'Save Button.' This will protect your buttons from fraudulent changes and allow you to create similar buttons and edit the ones you've made. Select the 'Track Inventory' box to get alerts when your inventory is low. Fill out the item ID, the number of items in stock, and the number of items you should have in the inventory before you're alerted.
Select the 'Track Profit and Loss' box if you'd like to see your profit or losses from your customers' transactions. Enter the cost of the item to keep track of the losses or gains. Choose whether you'd like to allow customers to buy an item even if it's sold out. Enter the URL of the page where you'd like your customer to land after they've clicked 'Continue Shopping.'
Click 'Step 3' under the second form. Customize your check-out page. Choose whether your customer can provide you with special instructions about the item they are purchasing. Choose whether you'd like to see your customers' shipping address and enter a URL where customers will land if they cancel their order, and the URL of a page they should see after a successful checkout. Add advanced variables if you are an advanced user.
Click 'Create Button.' Copy and paste the code onto your website. The button should show up on your page. Add images to these buttons in your website code.
Repeat steps 6 through 13 for every item that you would like to add to your store.
Save your website and preview it. Customers should now be able to purchase items from your PayPal store through your website.
In Feburary 2016 06,
Sign up for a free website host and sub-domain with a website that allows you to enter your own codes for your site. The host must accept HTML and JavaScript. Examples of sites that allow these codes and provide free hosting and sub-domains are Bravenet and Webs.
Set up your website with a template, the title of your store, a description, and any other relevant information. Save your website.
Visit the PayPal website. Click 'Sign Up' below the login form. Select a Premier or Business account. Choose the business account only if you are operating under a group name (organization) or business. If you already have a PayPal account, move to step four.
Enter in all of the required information including your email, password, first and last name, birth date, address and phone number. The phone number must be valid. Read the User Agreement and Privacy Policy by clicking on the two links at the bottom of the form. Click 'Agree and Create Account.'
Confirm your email address. Check your email and click on the confirmation link sent by PayPal. If the link is not click-able, copy and paste it into your address bar.
Sign into your PayPal account. Click on the 'Merchant Services' tab and click the 'Add to Cart Button.'
Edit the information required. Under the 'Accept payments for' area, click the drop-down menu and select what you'll be selling. This could include products, services, subscriptions or gift certificates. Decide whether or not your customers will be able to purchase more than one item. If you're only selling a single item, you will only need a 'Buy Now' button. If you're selling multiple items, you will need an 'Add to Cart' button. Select the option that best fits your store.
Enter the name of the item you are selling and enter an item ID if there is one available. Otherwise, leave the ID area blank. Enter the price of the item and select the currency. If the item you're selling may come in different styles, sizes, or colors and there is a separate price for different designs, leave the price area blank and in the Customize Button box, click 'Add drop-down menu with price/option.' Enter the details of each different design or style and enter the prices.
Type in the amount the customer will be required to pay for shipping and select the currency. Enter the tax rate in the next box. Click on 'Secure Merchant Account ID' to keep your email address secure from your customers.
Click the 'Step 2' area under the form. Check the box that asks if you'd like to have a 'Save Button.' This will protect your buttons from fraudulent changes and allow you to create similar buttons and edit the ones you've made. Select the 'Track Inventory' box to get alerts when your inventory is low. Fill out the item ID, the number of items in stock, and the number of items you should have in the inventory before you're alerted.
Select the 'Track Profit and Loss' box if you'd like to see your profit or losses from your customers' transactions. Enter the cost of the item to keep track of the losses or gains. Choose whether you'd like to allow customers to buy an item even if it's sold out. Enter the URL of the page where you'd like your customer to land after they've clicked 'Continue Shopping.'
Click 'Step 3' under the second form. Customize your check-out page. Choose whether your customer can provide you with special instructions about the item they are purchasing. Choose whether you'd like to see your customers' shipping address and enter a URL where customers will land if they cancel their order, and the URL of a page they should see after a successful checkout. Add advanced variables if you are an advanced user.
Click 'Create Button.' Copy and paste the code onto your website. The button should show up on your page. Add images to these buttons in your website code.
Repeat steps 6 through 13 for every item that you would like to add to your store.
Save your website and preview it. Customers should now be able to purchase items from your PayPal store through your website.
In Feburary 2016 06,
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