How do I clear my passwords in Picasa?

Find a file named catdata_info.pmp stored in your personal profile area and delete it. That will clear any passwords you have set for collections in Picasa.

Make sure Picasa is closed before proceeding with these instructions.

Run a search for: catdata_info.pmp

1. Click "Start."
2. Click "Search."
3. Click "All Files and Folders."
4. Make sure the search is set to "Look in:" Local Hard Drive (C:).
5. Click "More Advanced Options" to check the "Search Hidden Files and
Folders."
6. In the "All or part of file name" field, enter: catdata_info.pmp
7. Click "Search."

Windows will find "catdata_info.pmp." Just right-click it to select
"Delete", then click "Yes." When you open Picasa again, none of the
Collections including Hidden folders will require a password to access.

Or traverse the folders in your profile on windows. Complete path can be like C:\Documents and Settings\'your profile id'\Local Settings\Application Data\Google\Picasa2\db2>. Delete the file catdata_info.pmp and the password for hidden folders will be cleared from Picasa.

Wirelss connection Unavailable

If your Wireless Connection Icon shows "Unavailable" go the the network connections and disable the wireless connection and enable again.

This problem occurs because the media connect action is not sent to the Wireless service correctly. Resetting the device by disable-enable action fixes the problem.

How do you know diskspace used by tables in a SQL database?

Use the following stored procedure to view space used by every table:

exec sp_spaceused

Or you can use the undocumented foreachtable function in combination with that.


exec sp_MSforeachtable 'exec sp_spaceused ''?'';'