How to disable\remove timeline from facebook

Hi everybody.. A friend of mine didnt like this facebook's new timeline feature even though its a awesome and best design ever done by facebook. Anyways different people have different taste. So here is a post about how to disable the time line feature. And this post I have not tried it personally . So I am not sure whether its gonna work o not. According to ma source it should work. So please do comment your reviews by posting comments

How to disable Facebook Timeline on Google Chrome:

Step 1: Go to Start, windows start button, do a search for Chrome and from the results right-click Google Chrome and select Properties.
Step 2: In the Target field, append the following at the end of the path that is already there (add a space between chrome.exe and the following line)

--user-agent="--user-agent="Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 7.0; Windows NT 6.0)"

After you append the above line the Target field should look something like this:

C:\Users\your-username\AppData\Local\Google\Chrome\Application\chrome.exe

--user-agent="Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 7.0; Windows NT 6.0)"

Step 3: When you finish, click Apply and then click OK.

Step 4: Restart Google Chrome and log-in to your Facebook account and the old profile should be there.

Warning: There is a chance that your Facebook profile may not display 100% correctly.

How to disable Facebook timeline on Firefox Trick: 

Step 1: While in Firefox add-ons. In the search box on the top-right corner do a search for “User Agent Switcher”, when you see it, click Install and then restart Firefox to complete the installation.

Step 2: If you don’t see the plugin’s icon in the navigation bar, right-click the navigation bar and select Customize.

Step 3: Look for the plugin button and drag & drop to the navigation bar.

Step 4: Now, just click the User Agent Switcher button and navigate through Internet Explorer and select Internet Explorer 7.

Step 5: Finally go to Facebook.com and log-in to your profile and you should be seeing your old profile.

Important: Don’t forget to get back to defaults once you are done using Facebook by click the User Agent Switcher button and choosing Default User Agent to avoid other websites from displaying incorrectly.

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How to Auto-Update Your System Utilities or Web Files with a Script

One of the great things about most system utilities is their portability. Many simply are distributed directly as an exe or in a zip file and are ready to use with no install required. Because of the simplicity of use, these types of applications are easily updated, however many lack any form of auto-update capability. Our UpdateFromWeb script solves this problem as it makes installing updates to portable applications, or any file available via the web for that matter, an automated process.
Usage. (if you find this helpful than please like our facebook page or follow us inventiongalaxy)

The UpdateFromWeb script usage is pretty simple and we have provided several examples below. You simply provide the source URL and the directory where the files to be updated on your computer are located and the script does the rest.

Features include:

    Universal – works for any tools or files on any URL
    Directory scanning for updating all applicable files in a local directory (including subdirectories)
    Automatic unzipping and extraction
    Direct URL downloads for single file updates
    Case conversion for websites where URLs are case sensitive
    New file detection for only updating newer versions
    Automatic shutdown and restart of running applications which need to be updated
    Can be run on demand or automated

There are more features included which are documented in the script file. Just open it in Notepad (or any other text editor) to view all the options.

The UpdateFromWeb script makes use of a couple of external tools which will need to be on your system prior to use. The download links for these tools are provided below and need to be placed in a folder in your system’s PATH variable (if in doubt, just put these required files in C:\Windows).
Not Just for Tools or Applications

As mentioned above, the UpdateFromWeb script can be used for any file which has a consistent URL. For example, if a project is updated nightly using the URL mysite.com/project.zip, you can use the UpdateFromWeb script to automatically download and extract the zip file to a local folder on your machine.

On a similar note, you can use the script to keep files and/or tools consistent across multiple machines. Just upload a file to a central location and an automated process running UpdateFromWeb can handle the rest.
Examples

The UpdateFromWeb script can be both used from the command line or hardcoded. Additionally, you can mix and match as needed.

Below are some examples which demonstrate the usage as well as the respective execution settings for both the command line and hardcode.

Update all SysInternals tools located in “C:\My Tools” and restart any running applications which were updated:

Command line:

UpdateFromWeb /U:http://live.sysinternals.com/tools /D /R “/T:C:\My Tools”

Hardcode:

SET URL=http://live.sysinternals.com/tools

SET TargetDir=C:\My Tools

SET UpdateDir=1

SET RestartStopped=1

Update all Nirsoft tools located in “C:\My Tools” and all subdirectories:

Command line:

UpdateFromWeb /U:http://www.nirsoft.net/utils /D /S /Z /L “/T:C:\My Tools”

Hardcode:

SET URL=http://www.nirsoft.net/utils

SET TargetDir=C:\My Tools

SET UpdateDir=1

SET Recurse=1

SET ToLower=1

SET Unzip=1

SET RestartStopped=1

Update the file named “Specs.doc” from mysite.com and copy it to “C:\Files\Latest Specs.pdf”:

Command line:

UpdateFromWeb /U:http://mysite.com/Specs.pdf “/F:Latest Specs.pdf” /T:C:\Files

Hardcode:

SET URL=http://mysite.com/Specs.pdf

SET TargetDir=C:\Files

SET FileToGet=Latest Specs.pdf

Update the files in the “C:\Files” directory with latest files from Specs.zip on mysite.com:

Command line:

UpdateFromWeb /U:http://mysite.com/Specs.zip /D /N /Z /T:C:\Files

Hardcode:

SET URL=http://mysite.com/Specs.zip

SET TargetDir=C:\Files

SET UpdateDir=1

SET CopyNewFiles=1

SET Unzip=1

Update all files in the “C:\Files” to be in sync with the files stored on mysite.com/files:

Command line:

UpdateFromWeb /U:http://mysite.com/files” /D /T:C:\Files

Hardcode:

SET URL=http://mysite.com/files

SET TargetDir=C:\Files

SET UpdateDir=1

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