How to shutdown remote computer from windows command line ?
Remote administration of computer is very important when it comes to corporate or any business environment that has been wired and networked with more number of external networks and systems. Often network administrators use commercially licensed tools. But for a small network we cannot afford to use such tools and we mostly use open-source or freeware. We should always be aware that few of such tasks (Remote PC Shutdown, Create and manage users and privileges etc) can be done manually from command line. Today I am going to explain about remote PC shutdown within the network from command line.
Shortcuts for any application just makes the job easier at any stage. But at the same time we cannot remember all the short-cuts in our mind and at the same time referring to Internet at all the time sometimes makes job painful especially when you are behind the corporate firewall. In a big word processing application like Microsoft Word, the number of shortcuts are huge and cannot be remembered as I mentioned earlier. So today I am gonna pen about finding Microsoft Word keyboard shortcuts using the built-in macros that comes with the software. 
Lot of times we can see many people forget their system and network passwords. Sometimes we use to forget the passwords because by frequently changing the same. There are lot of companies that enforces employees to frequently change their system, network password for security reasons. It makes really harder to remember the passwords. Yep sometime it happens to WIFI ones. Unless otherwise you have a good Password Manager program, it is always difficult to maintain passwords for multiple systems or applications. Today we are going to see one such freeware program that helps you to recover WIFI passwords stored in your computer. The application name is 
Why do you need to create a shortcut using Ant? When do you need to create that ? These might the questions that you will be thinking at this moment when you had a look into this topic. Yep I am here to answer these questions. I just made this topic just to create a buzz thats it but actually you can make Ant to execute any operating system specific commands through your build. It may be shortcut, or if you want to execute any operating system specific command you can make use of this tutorial. Ant currently supports widely used and famous operating systems like Windows, Apple, Linux, Solaris, AIX etc. You can get the list of supporting operating system from sun specification. You can get your current operating system by executing the following line of code in your java program
