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Control language displayed in Adsense ads unit
Any of you here know how to target Adsense ads to another language other than English? Cos, one of my friends challenge me such thing which beyond my knowledge about Adsense.The only way I've known is guided very clear in Adsense help section, which is: the ads will display target language based on content language. But it's not enough to target language. My friend site written in Vietnamese, but the Adsense ads is still displayed in English, or even worse it's displayed public ads.
Finding a way to control language in my Adsense account, I found an option to target its language by using channel. Turning on the target setting and check the result in my Vietnamese site, but the ads is not displayed correct as I expected.
Maybe, because of Adword users do not target their ads to Vietnamese. But I've just noticed that the Adsense ads displayed in my gmail email written in Vietnamese is still in my language, why my ads is not. I tried to change my site's meta tag but it did not make my ads displayed better.
I really lost here. Anyone of you know the way to get me out?
Please help me if you know how.
Any good blog client for mobile S60?
Finding a blogging client for mobile really drive me crazy.
At the moment, the only blogger client for mobile I knew is Blogger for UIQ, not S60 device. These's another way posting an entry to your blogger account by using the feature called Mail-to-Blog, but it provide very limited features.
Calling for help to find a good blogging client.
Thank in advance
Posted by
Huycb
Monday, December 08, 2008
3:10 PM
Google Docs gets new feature and tools
Google Docs just added some new features to its Presentation component. It seem that the Feedback team got was good, and they've been busy adding more features that people have been requesting to make their product better. As they announced on Google Docs blog:

Earlier this year, Google Docs team also added a feature that allows us to embed Google Presentation file as Flash-base slides how to any site. Unfortunately, Google Presentaion still lacks some important features like Save as PPT and Slide Master, etc.
Another news related to Google Docs: Google Data team has released a new Windows client called DocList Uploader that lets you easily upload multiple documents from the desktop to your Google Docs account. Files can be uploaded to Google Docs via the right-click menu or drag-and-drop functionality. You can download the DocList Uploader from Google API Blog to have your own experience of the new windows-client from Google.
Also, if you're Firefox lover you can install gDocsBar which is a Firefox extension. The gDocsBar allows you always-on access to your entire collection of Google Documents in Firefox sidebar. Uploading documents to Google Docs has never been easier than with gDocsBar. Simply drag and drop a file to the upload section at the bottom of the gDocsBar sidebar, and the file is instantly uploaded. Now that you're logged in, you'll see a list of your Google Documents, including Spreadsheets and Presentations. You have the option to sort them by date, title, or author, in ascending or descending order. There are also tabs for each type of Google Docs, so that, if you so choose, you can see only one type of document at a time. All documents are instantly searchable by name, author, or content.
- Save as PDF, for when you really need to download your presentation as a file.
- PDF-based printing options (save trees and ink!). Go to File->Print, select how many slides you'd like on a page (up to 12), and preview your choice.
- Vector shapes, for your basic diagramming and drawing needs. Use block arrows to point out what's important, or say something in a call-out bubble.

Earlier this year, Google Docs team also added a feature that allows us to embed Google Presentation file as Flash-base slides how to any site. Unfortunately, Google Presentaion still lacks some important features like Save as PPT and Slide Master, etc.
Another news related to Google Docs: Google Data team has released a new Windows client called DocList Uploader that lets you easily upload multiple documents from the desktop to your Google Docs account. Files can be uploaded to Google Docs via the right-click menu or drag-and-drop functionality. You can download the DocList Uploader from Google API Blog to have your own experience of the new windows-client from Google.Also, if you're Firefox lover you can install gDocsBar which is a Firefox extension. The gDocsBar allows you always-on access to your entire collection of Google Documents in Firefox sidebar. Uploading documents to Google Docs has never been easier than with gDocsBar. Simply drag and drop a file to the upload section at the bottom of the gDocsBar sidebar, and the file is instantly uploaded. Now that you're logged in, you'll see a list of your Google Documents, including Spreadsheets and Presentations. You have the option to sort them by date, title, or author, in ascending or descending order. There are also tabs for each type of Google Docs, so that, if you so choose, you can see only one type of document at a time. All documents are instantly searchable by name, author, or content.
Posted by
Huycb
Wednesday, January 30, 2008
7:58 PM
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