Getting a complete step to connect your USB printer to your Fritzbox is very easy. In this article, you will learn the best guide on how to do it with less hassle and direct instructions.

The router has a simple user interface to manage port forwarding, with numerous services such as HTTP for a web server pre-defined. It does consist of choices to define customized ports and you can select a protocol between TCP, UDP, ESP, and GRE which must permit the majority of VPNs to go through successfully.

Setting up a printer 

1. To configure the USB printer connected to the FRITZBox as a network printer if you

1. want to use the printer with any computer regardless of the operating system and without any additional software.
2. want to use the printer with smartphones, tablets, and other network devices.

1. Note:
2. Additional functions offered by multifunction devices such as scanning or faxing are not available when the printer used as a network printer. You cannot call up the ink level indicator.
   The printer must be able to process data in RAW format (unidirectional RAW over TCP). Printers that require encapsulated or bidirectional data transmission (for example some GDI or LIDIL printers) cannot be used as network printers.

Using a printer via USB remote

1. Configure the USB printer for use with the USB remote connection software if

1. your printer is a multifunction device (also called all-in-one devices or multifunction printers) and you also want to use the device for scanning and faxing.
2. you want to use the ink level indicator and other convenience functions offered by the printer.
3. the printer can only be controlled bidirectionally or using encapsulated data (this is the case with some GDI and LIDIL printers, for example).

1. Important:
2. The FRITZBox USB remote connection software is available for computers with the 32-bit and 64-bit versions of Windows 10 / 8 / 7.

One function that is missing, even in the advanced alternatives, is the capability to turn off NAT completely and use the router in a routed IP mode where lots of computers on the network can have outside-facing genuine IP addresses (USB Printer). AVM picked their consumers’ behalf that the threats of this, without any firewall software allowed, were too high to provide the alternative, something that might put off more sophisticated users.

Remote access is offered to the router by means of HTTPS. It can also update a dynamic DNS service if you have a vibrant IP address so that if your router reconnects, it will automatically upgrade DNS with your present IP address enabling you to access it while away from home (Fritzbox). For the sophisticated user, the router provides a big variety of details on the DSL user interface including mistakes, signal attenuation, and other statistics together with a graph of the real frequency spectrum of the gadget, revealing which BINs are being used by DMT and a comprehensive signal to noise ratio chart.

A new firmware was offered (39.04.47) whilst the router was under review and the upgrade process was really easy. The firmware upgrade page of the router consists of a link to the AVM web site with the current variation of the firmware for this model quickly available for download without any searching to verify it was the correct firmware for the proper device.

In this mode, port 1 of the switch is transformed to a WAN port and the ADSL port is handicapped. The DHCP server by default reserves the series of 192.168.178.2 – 192.168.178.19 inclusive for use as fixed IP addresses, and will not serve these by via DHCP. This is very beneficial if you want to mix both DHCP and statically assigned gadgets within your network.

The router will constantly be accessible on this IP address, and if you manually configure your local computer to an IP within the exact same subnet- 169.254.1.2 for example, with a subnet mask of 255.255.255.0. You can then access the router via the web interface and reconfigure it back to a usable address.

One other feature offered under the ‘Account Info’ area of the ‘Internet’ settings is traffic shaping (allowed by default). Although the only choices are to turn it on and off, it ought to help enhance voice quality, when allowed, of VoIP when other traffic is likewise utilizing the Web connection. The 7140 will provide VoIP traffic a greater concern when sending out information over other traffic such as HTTP or FTP on the router.

If traffic shaping is not employed and both downloads and complete speed uploads are occurring at the same time, it is typical for download speeds to be limited to the speed of the upload connection. An e-mail alert can be allowed by means of the ‘Push Service’ option which will send an e-mail either daily, weekly or month-to-month with connection and use information, and a ‘Night Service’ adds options to disable the cordless network in the evening in between particular times to assist keep your network secure, and likewise conserve power at night.

(Click image for complete resolution) All in all, 7140 is a function filled router with many sophisticated functions that are not seen elsewhere. The inclusion of a PBX and an ATA enables you to get VoIP working quickly and neatly without needing to count on a separate headset connected to your computer, and the USB port permits make this a powerful file serving or printer sharing device appropriate for the home or small company.

The lack of routed IP support is a pity and the manual might be improved in a couple of locations but is usually well composed and easy to understand. Please click on an image to see it in full resolution. David Cameron & John Hunt25/02/2008.

You can access it by means of http://fritz.box/ official site (if you are using the router as your DNS server) or http://192.168.178.1 presuming you have not changed its IP address. By default, no password is required to access the web user interface, although one can be set up under the menu through ‘Settings’ and after that ‘System’.

The user interface is very user friendly and the menu left wing (revealed below) on the introduction page offers an indicator of a few of the functions readily available through the router. For technical users, it may be helpful before going much further to switch on the ‘professional’ functions of the device, to get access to advanced alternatives.

Ticking package and clicking ‘Use’ will enable these additional options online user interface. One of the more fascinating features of the router is a USB 1.1 port for a printer, hub or mass storage device. We checked with an old 128MB USB memory stick and used the interface to see the USB devices.

Transferring a 50MB file onto the drive took 2 mins 25 secs to copy, however on the other hand copying the very same file to the USB stick through a port on the PC took 1 min 10 secs. Regardless of the absence of speed, if you wish to share files from the memory stay with networked computers in the office or home, it might be a beneficial method to do this.

In Conclusion

It is worth keeping in mind that if you have a faster USB2.0 memory stick and port on your computer system, the difference might be even higher. Furthermore, you can set password security and/or gain access to rights including read-only and read-write consents for any mass storage devices connected. Another usage for the USB port is for downloading settings to the FRITZ! WLAN USB stick cordless network card utilizing their Stick & Browse function.

Thousands of mobile applications are rising today, and millions of users are downloading those applications. Games, social media apps, messaging app such as Snapchat, media player like MX Player, and utilities are only some of the apps we have been downloading. And yet, we are not satisfied with one download. What we do is to try many different applications that will suit and match our taste and preference.

The problem with some of the applications is that it cannot provide the users with a convenience. Most of the apps crash after a few days of installing. Others are full of ads which can be annoying if pops up on the screen every now and then. Thus, users are left with no option but to uninstall, which is a sign of failure to the application and the developer.

If you are a developer or dreaming to be one someday, this post will help you in many ways. So, keep on reading to learn the reasons behind Uninstalling applications, and how to avoid it in the future.

Reasons Why Users are Force to Hit Uninstall

Here are the reasons why users keep on uninstalling the applications on their mobile phones. Also included here are the strategies you can make to make your application engaging and beloved by many people.

Source: Internet

In Conclusion

Not all applications are bad or a failure. Some of them just don’t meet the users’ expectations that leads to uninstallation. So, if you are developing a mobile app now, we hope that you learned from this post.

If you have questions and concerns, please leave them in the comment box below. We also appreciate if you can share with us any of your experiences with regards to uninstalling an app. Why did you uninstall it what suggestion can you give to the developer of that application?

Movie Title:  Dawn of the Planet of the Apes

PG-13, 2 hours 10 minutes

Now on DVD

Grade:  B+/A-

In a Nutshell: 

When I was young I went to a Planet Of The Apes Movie Marathon with my friends.  We got a kick out of the furry franchise, featuring the talents of Charlton Heston and Roddy McDowell.  We knew the apes looked cheesy, but we still liked it.  Well, the apes sure don’t look cheesy in this newest edition.  In fact, they’re pretty doggone amazing.

This action-packed edition is a sequel to the successful 2011 reboot Rise Of The Planet of the Apes and showcases some truly amazing CGI.  Planet of the Apes purists will get to see some of their favorite parts: apes riding horses while toting AR15s, explosions, and plenty of human-ape conflicts.

The dystopian genre has been extremely popular these past few years and, I must admit, it was interesting to imagine what my old stomping grounds, San Francisco, would look like after a deadly pandemic hits the area, wiping out most of the human race.  The setting and mood of this film are exceptional.

Uplifting theme: 

• Trust.
• Power.  The humans were trying to get power…electricity to run their colony of survivors.  The apes were also trying to get power…control over humans.
• Both sides, apes, and humans include those who see a future built on respect for the other, as well as those who are filled with hatred and prejudice. You’ll find yourself cheering for both sides.

Things I liked:

• Those eyes!  Those penetrating eyes!  Outstanding CGI showcases super detailed facial expressions on the apes.  The monkeys were extremely realistic, although some of their movements were a little too human.  There were a couple of times when some apes fought each other and it looked more like a professional wrestling match in the WWE.
• The tears and subtle expressions on the apes’ faces were so impressive.  In fact, those who shed tears in the movie (apes AND humans) do so in such a genuine way that it’s not overdone.
• You get to see an adorable baby chimpanzee.  Adorable.
• I thought the “head hug” between (NO SPOILER ALERT) the ape and the man were very sweet.  It reminded me of the movie 10,000 B.C.
• I’ve always thought Keri Russell was so lovely.  I want a pair of her boots to tromp around in the woods.
• Gary Oldman and Jason Clarke do a good job and the uber-talented Andy Serkis supplies the meaningful voice behind Caesar, the leader of the apes.
• In the Mark Walberg edition of Planet Of The Apes, the apes almost had magical powers that enabled them to fly and jump to an absurd degree.  This film’s apes are more realistic and believable.

Things I didn’t like:

• I know they have to make distinctions between the apes so that we can tell them apart, but I thought the hippie, beaded headband that Caesar’s wife wore was just silly.  There was also some other ape that always hung out with the wife who wore a completely bizarre face mask with dangles covering almost the entire face.
• Why do they always put the dumb Bubbas in charge of the guns?
• There were some inconsistencies in the story.  For example, Malcolm said about the apes, “They don’t need power; that’s their strength.”  However, when we go into the apes’ headquarter camp at night, they have hanging lamps.  It made for a pretty lighting effect but was illogical.  Why would the apes need lamps?
• The movie takes itself a little too seriously.  There were a few, mildly humorous moments, but it could have used a few more.

Did you notice?

• The symbol on the big rock in the apes’ headquarters.
• The muscle serving as the guard patrol at the apes’ headquarters were a bunch of beefy gorillas.
• I thought the sounds the orangutan made were really interesting and wondered if they were close to the real thing.
• Did you know that the talented actor who voices Caesar also created the fantastic sounds and movement for Gollum in The Complete Lord of the Rings Trilogy, as well as the duo films for The Hobbit?
• It was a female actress who voices the ape, Maurice.

Interesting lines:

• “Fear makes others follow.”  – Caesar’s son
• “Trust.”  – Caesar
• “I see how much like them we are.” – Caesar
• “Ape not kill ape.” – Caesar
• “He saw things no kid should ever see and I’m not letting us go back to that.”  – Malcolm
• “What are you doing?”

“Saving the human race.”  – Dreyfus

• “Home.  Family.  Future.”  – Caesar

Tips for parents:

  Some profanity, 1 F-bomb, and lots of violence.  If you have kids who are learning sign language at school, they may enjoy watching the apes “talk.”  There are a lot of captions throughout the entire movie to help you understand what the apes are saying.

Little people matter too, right? Being a mom of eight, I am always on the lookout for projects that are fun for the kids but are practical as well. Here is a DIY chalkboard table for kids + how to make mini-benches. Enjoy!

Mini- toddler table with mini-benches. The table is a coffee table with chalkboard paint on top. ♥ My kids ages 8-1 fit great around it. Use as a coffee table in your living room or in the family room with the benches that fit around it perfectly.

Starting with the benches:

You need one 1″ x 8″ x 47 1/2″ long board, or measure according to the length of your coffee table*
2 pieces wood: 1″ x 8″ x 7 1/2″ for the legs…cut a v-shape on one end of each piece
1 wood piece for the center bracket: 1″ x 2″ x 42″
Jigsaw
Circular saw
Pencil
Wood screws
Router *Optional
Turquoise satin finish latex paint
Paint brush

Directions:

*If you want to push the bench under the coffee table, you’ll want to make these a little shorter and keep in mind where the legs stand on the coffee table.

Assemble the pieces as follows:

Take the center bracket and screw onto the center of each of the “legs”.

Router the long board {Optional} and set on top of the “legs”. Screw into place. {It always helps to make it a family affair: here is a picture of 3 generations working together.}

Finish by painting!

DIY Chalkboard Table for Kid’s

Find a coffee table that you love and one that you are willing to forever allow the kids to have fun with.

Sand the table. Paint the sides and legs of the coffee table. We used a turquoise satin latex paint.

Next spray paint the top of the coffee table with a primer. Then spray the top with chalkboard spray paint {find it at Home Depot}. Spray 2 coats for a good chalkboard.

Get out the chalk. Put the benches at the table and let the kid’s enjoy!

Tip for chalkboard lovers:

mix white vinegar and water to get it cleaned well without the chalk residue.

What did you think? Give me some comment {love}! ♥

In honor of Super Bowl Sunday, I thought I’d post a movie review about gridiron glory:

Movie Title:   When the Game Stands Tall

PG, 1 hour 55 minutes

Grade:  B

• In a Nutshell:  Inspired by a true football story and the book with the same title, viewers are reminded that there are more important things in life than winning some game.  I always love it when movies based on true stories include footage from the real people at the end of the film.  A clip of the real “Coach Lad” plays while the credits are rolling at the end, which explains the movie’s main idea.  He says “Growing up is painful.  It’s not easy. But that’s what our program is about, in case you haven’t figured it out. It ain’t about the football.  It ain’t about scoring touchdowns.  And it ain’t about the winning streak.  It’s about a program moving you in a direction that will assist you and help you grow up…so when you take your place out in the world and out in society and out in our community you can be depended on.”

Uplifting theme:

• There’s no “I” in a team.
• It’s not about how you fall, but how you get back up that matters.
• Coach Lad always reminded the players that he didn’t expect them to play perfectly, but to give a perfect effort.

Things I liked:

• I was impressed with the coaches who had each of the players writes down training goals and game goals on “Commitment Cards.”  They reviewed them together before each game so that the teammates could help each other.  What a great idea for success.
• I loved Jim Caviezel in The Count Of Monte Cristo  In this role as Coach Ladouceur, it sometimes feels like he’s still playing Jesus in his most acclaimed role in The Passion Of The Christ Definitive Edition.
• The movie briefly spotlights a teen couple who take a “purity pledge” to save themselves for marriage.
• It was refreshing to see a coach and players freely talk about prayer and divine purpose, although critics say Coach Lad’s pre-game pep-talks sound more like Christian sermons.  It’s entirely appropriate, I think since the players attend a Catholic school.  Besides, some high schools’ religion is football!
• I thought it was significant that the movie showed an obsessed dad (overacting Clancy Brown) who was really hard on his quarterback son (The Hunger Games Alexander Ludwig), saying “I want that record!”  When he became abusive, the coach warned: “He’s not going to get it with a broken rib.”  Later, the dad yells to the coach’s wife (Laura Dern), “Your husband is costing my son his record!” to which she wisely, and softly says “My husband is turning your son into a man.  You’re the only person who doesn’t see it.” While raising 4 sons, I saw a lot of obnoxious parents act like jerks towards their kids and their coaches.  I thought the movie did a pretty good job pointing out that there are more important things than “the game.”  Sports can do a great job helping kids develop truly important qualities like sportsmanship, dedication, discipline, teamwork, etc.  Those characteristics are much more important than any score.

Things I didn’t like:

• I’ve always liked three-time Golden Globe winner Laura Dern ever since I first saw her in Jurassic Park.  She has a certain rasp to her voice, but in this movie, her voice sounds even more hoarse and I wondered if she was fighting a cold the entire time.  She was recently nominated for an Oscar as Best Supporting Actress in Wild.
• Some may not be interested in the crunching violence of football.  Hey, this is a football movie.
• It’s pretty formulaic and predictable with clichéd characters written with very broad brush strokes, but it’s still inspiring.
• It’s a good football movie, but it’s not the greatest.  See my list below for other football flicks that I thought did it better.

Interesting lines:

•  “Love means you can count on me in good times and bad.” – Coach Ladouceur
• “Juniors, did you hear that?  That is a perfect commitment card: big goals that stretch his abilities, but are doable when giving the perfect effort.” – Coach Ladouceur
• “We’re not asking you to be perfect on every play.  What we are asking of you and what you should be asking of each other is to give a perfect effort from snap to whistle.”  – Coach Ladouceur
• “Family isn’t just blood relatives.  It’s anyone who loves you unconditionally.” – Coach Ladouceur
•  “Don’t let a game define who you are.  Let the way you live your lives do that.” – Assistant Coach Teddy Eidson (Michael Chiklis)
• “It’s not about the record.  It’s about the team.” – player

Other movie reviews: Dawn of the Planet of the Apes movie review, The Hobbit: The Battle of Five Armies movie review

Funny lines:

• Do you know why they call me Buster?”   – football player on the Long Beach Poly team

“Cuz you’re stupid enough to let them?” – De La Salle High School Spartan player

Tips for parents: 

• I appreciated the many situations where the players and coaches could have used profanity, but softened their words with substitutes like“heck”, etc.
• This is a safe movie that the whole family can watch together.  It includes many teachable moments that can spark good family discussion.

Did you know?

• De La Salle High didn’t win again until their 4^th game, when they played Archbishop Mitty of San Jose, CA.  They didn’t even play Long Beach Poly that season, as depicted in the movie.
• Film producer David Zelon loves inspiring sports comeback movies, such as Soul Surfer, which he previously produced.
• The entire movie was shot in only 41 days in New Orleans.
• Laura Dern’s parents are actors Diane Ladd and Bruce Dern.

Fear is the emotion behind all negative emotions. Parenting when we have fear, in my own experience, can create a lot of stress and worry. Most of my early years of parenting were racked with much turmoil because I had so much fear while my raising my children and hoping they’d turn out okay.

I love what Duane L. Ostler says about worry as he shares the scripture Matthew 6:25–34, beginning with “Take ye no thought for your life.” “In my case, I felt this meant not to worry about the multitude of comparatively little things that were occupying most of my thoughts and draining my emotional strength. If my children acted up in church, I could do my best to help them but not overreact or fret about relatively minor problems. If my wife and I disagreed on something, I needed to focus on improving communication rather than worrying about who was right or wrong. It seemed unproductive also to worry so much about my shortcomings; instead, I needed to focus on helping others.’

He goes on.

“When I worried about petty things, I was usually thinking of me rather than others; I was comparing myself to them or worrying about what they were thinking of me. But when I focused more on caring about others—especially my wife—life was more relaxed and pleasant for me and everyone around me.”

Checking Anger and Rage at the Door

It is important to stop and recognize why you have the trigger of anger you do. When my child or teen exhibits a certain behavior that reminds me of another child’s behavior that I don’t like, when I react to discipline I am fearful that he will become like this other child I didn’t want my child to emulate. When this happens my first reaction may be to punish my child more or harsher than I normally would because I’m feeling like I should stop this behavior now before it gets out of hand.

In the book Applesauce Needs Sugar, Victoria Case illustrates an example:

“She stood at the door watching them go, and saw that Mr. Reid was taking his cow down to the pasture as if he watched too. They had always been good children, but now, looking at them through Mr. Reid’s critical eyes, she began to see their faults.”

“The old gander, at the head of the flock, thrust out his neck, and threatened Bruce with hisses and beating wings. Bruce, laughing, kept him at arm’s length with a stick. Mr. Reid was watching.

In a panic, Mamma hurried down to the gate.

‘Do the geese bother you?’ Mr. Reid challenged her, with his eyebrows twitching.

‘Oh, no,’ Mamma said, jerking Bruce’s stick away from him. She flung it into the ditch. ‘They sound interesting, in a way. Don’t you think so? Alive and challenging like the geese that saved Rome.’

He made no answer. She hurried the children into the house.

‘Don’t you shake a stick at Mr. Reid’s geese,’ she told Bruce.

‘When he sees you hitting them he thinks we don’t know how to be careful with stock.’”

“Little Janey, almost four, was so frightened of Mr. Reid by this time that she cried when he spoke to her, and Mamma had to spank her for it. She and Bruce could hardly be induced to go after the mail. Mamma noticed that Mr. Reid was spending a good deal of time in his side yard, supposedly working among the gooseberries, but actually watching Mamma and the children. The little shack was close to his property line, so he didn’t miss much inside or out. Mamma grew frantic, remembering that he had no children, and had been a widower for years, with a reputation for being crotchety. The more she tried to keep her brood within bounds, the more faults they seemed to develop until she could hardly believe they were hers.”

Marmee in Little Women was the quintessential mother. After Jo’s manuscript was burned in spite by Amy, Jo’s temper and rage got the best of her. We all have our weaknesses and learning to master them is vital, especially while we are examples to our children as we parent them. We are raising the next generation.

“It’s my dreadful temper! I try to cure it; I think I have and then it breaks out worse than ever. Oh, mother, what shall I do? What shall I do?” cried poor Jo, in despair.

‘It seems as if I could do anything when I’m in a passion; I get so savage, I could hurt anyone, and enjoy it. I’m afraid I shall do something dreadful someday, and spoil my life, and make everybody hate me. Oh mother, help me, do help me!’

‘I will, my child, I will. Don’t cry so bitterly, but remember this day and resolve, with all your soul, that you will never know another like it. Jo, dear, we all have our temptations, some far greater than yours, and if often takes us all our lives to conquer them. You think your temper is the worst in the world, but mine used to be just like it.’

‘My child, the troubles, and temptations of your life are beginning and may be many; but you can overcome and outlive them all if you learn to feel the strength and tenderness of your Heavenly Father as you do that of your earthly one. The more you love and trust Him, the nearer you will feel to Him, and the less you will depend on human power and wisdom.”

When you get angry at your child, ask yourself, “What am I afraid of?” Then choose to let those beliefs, fears, anxieties, etc. go completely.

Avoid Assumptions

Never assume anything.  In the book by Don Miguel Ruiz called The Four Agreements, he says, “…whenever we make assumptions, we’re asking for problems.  We make an assumption, we misunderstand, we take it personally, and we end up creating a whole big drama for nothing.

“All the sadness and drama you have lived in your life was rooted in making assumptions and taking things personally.  Take a moment to consider the truth of this statement.  The whole war of control between humans is about making assumptions and taking things personally.”

I’ve found that most of the misunderstandings in our home come when one person assumed something about the other person or situation. Instead of assuming “they know” communicate or ask questions clearly and patiently your request or feelings. Often when we assume we are esteeming that person to be our enemy and purposefully doing or not doing something. When most of the time we were wrong in our assumption.

Should List

Years ago, I made a list of all the things I think I “should” be doing as a parent. Oh, that list was long, and I had a lot of silly stuff on there; that at the time, did not seem silly. Such as, I should play with my kids every day. I should go outside with my kids every day and play at the park. And the list went on and on and on. This list contained many good things. Deiter F. Uchtdorf reminds us, “Sometimes the things that distract us are not bad in and of themselves; often they even make us feel good. It is possible to take even good things to excess.”

You can always tell what you think of yourself by what you think of others. You can always see how hard you are on yourself by how hard you are on others.

Start today and let go of 5 expectations or demands that aren’t serving you or aren’t helpful for you and your life and relationships.

Simplifying our livers and expectations brings peace. Our weakness is in failing to align our actions with our conscience. There is always room for improvement. Let your motivation not be guilt, but let love be a positive driving force. When I look at my children with love, I have more patience

Sigh… Isn’t life hard sometimes?  This month our theme is self-esteem and you are going to just LOVE this article by Silipa Smith where she gives you the map to find yourself.

“Defining yourself just may be the hardest thing on this Map in Search of Self. Why? Because this is the part where you are uncovering yourself, digging around and searching for pieces of the puzzle that make you who you are. Do not rush this process, and do not take the answers you receive as being set in stone. Your life is a journey, and the person you are today will be different than who you were in the past, and who you may think you may be in the future.” (Silipa Smith)

If you’re not a subscriber, yet, it only takes a few minutes to join us!

“I go through jolts of enthusiasm with periodic slumps of dismay when it comes to my kitchen. This isn’t because I don’t love the kitchen itself, but the things that take place in the kitchen often become boring chores. Getting out of this rut it not always as difficult as you might think, but it does involve a lot of mind over matter positive thoughts and work.” (Sarah Chilton)

Sarah Chilton shares three positive ways to bring back the joy of being in the kitchen and the importance of your role there. How to make it yours, ways to organize your tools, and meal plans. Enjoy reading her inspirational article today! Putting Joy Back in the Kitchen.

If you’re not a subscriber, yet, it only takes a few minutes to join us!