Late last year, Google announced a beta version of the updated Keyword Tool, which brought you increased functionality and a streamlined way to identify new keywords for your account. Since then, Google team working hard to meet their long-term goal to combine all the features you love from both the Keyword Tool and the Search-based Keyword Tool into one comprehensive tool.

It’s the right time to begin this final transition since you can now find many of your favorite features from tools in the updated Keyword Tool.
More>>

Popularity: 1% [?]

How much will it cost to grab a cab from my apartment to a favorite seafood restaurant? How about from my friend’s hotel to another friend’s apartment? Thanks to a new submission to the King of Bing Maps competition, users can calculate taxi fare between any two destinations within major metropolitan areas on Bing Maps. In our testing, the feature works quite well. When you load the app in Bing Maps, you have to first choose a region and then get directions between two addresses. Since cabs (and fares) are usually regulated by the cities in which they operate, as they are here in Chicago, it’s not hard for Bing to get in the general ballpark of what you can expect to pay. I commonly take a cab between two specific addresses (hey, there are adult beverages involved and no nearby L stops at the destination), so I ran a test on the new tool. The result was just about what I typically pay, not counting tip. Not only can this feature be useful for locals, it would also be appreciated by out-of-town visitors who want to know what to expect when checking out a new city. Other nominations for the King of Bing Maps are outlined on the Bing blog, but Taxi Fare Calculator is definitely the most useful of the bunch.

Popularity: 1% [?]

Font with Indian Rupee Symbol – Download and Use Free

Click here to download:

Rupee.ttf (14 KB)

 

Download Version 2.0

We have made the first font with support for Indian currency symbol.

 How to use ?

 1. Download the above attached font Rupee.ttf or the new version Rupee_Foradian.ttf

 2. Install the font. (It is easy. Just copy the font and paste it in “Fonts” folder in control panel)

 3. Start using it.

  1 of 2

Click to view large

Download this gallery (ZIP, 80 KB)

Download full size (59 KB)

 How to type the Rupee symbol ?

 We mapped the grave acent symbol – ` (the key just above “tab” button in your keyboard) with the new Rupee symbol. Just select “Rupee” font from the drop down list of your fonts in your application and press the key just above your tab button. It will display our new rupee symbol. Try it.

 

Click to view large

Download this gallery (ZIP, undefined KB)

Download full size (115 KB)

Limitations The “Rupee.ttf” font is necessary to view the currency symbol. So as long as the new symbol is not encoded in to unicode font by default, we cant use the symbol universally.

 Update - 9pm, July 16, 2010

 Some people reported that they are facing a problem to select font from the drop down list of MS Office and similar applications. This is because we haven’t included glyphs for letters from A to Z. We are serious about copyright issues. Most of the fonts have complex copyright terms.

 We have a solution and released the version 2.0 of the Rupee font. This one contains all the glyphs(letters) and is based on BitstreamVera

 Source & original article by: http://blog.foradian.com/font-with-indian-rupee-symbol-download-and-us

Popularity: 29% [?]