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URL : JPop Asia
Description: Check out the the latest JPop/JRock songs on the chart.

URL: Nihongo-talk
Description: It helps you to convert Kanji/Hiragana/Katagana to Hiragana/Romaji. This just in case your MP3 title or artist is in Kanji and you can't read.

URL: Rapidshare Link Checker
Description: To check if the rapidshare link you obtained is working before download.

URL: AsianLoad
Description: Forum - share download links to J-Pop | K-Pop | C-Pop | HK-Pop | etc.

URL: JapaniMusic
Description: Forum - share download links to Japanese, Chinese, Korean, and other Asian music.

Simple Trick To Search File On MediaFire.com


Similar to Rapidshare, Megaupload and other similar file-hosters MediaFire also does not offer any means to search files on their servers, While un-official search engines and file-indexes for Rapidshare and Megaupload do exist no such service is available for MediaFire, But our good old site search commands can be used to search for software, videos, music and other files stored on MediaFire via your favorite search engine.

For Example, to search all music files hosted on MediaFire type this in Google:

site:mediafire.com mp3|wma|ogg

Or for a specific artist, album or song include the artist, album or song name:

site:mediafire.com mp3|wma|ogg "type your artist, album or song name here"

For video files, use this:

site:mediafire.com asf|rm|avi|mp4|wmv|flv "type your artist, album or video name here"

For Comics, use this:

site:mediafire.com cbr|cbz "Comic name here"

For compressed file-archives and software:

site:mediafire.com rar|zip|exe "Search Query Here"
"How do I backup my MSN emoticons?" is probably question you'd most likely wonder when you're doing system recovery or reformatting. What most people do is after recovery, they'd go around asking their friends to send them 1 by 1 again. This is alright if you only have 10 or 20 customs emoticons. It'll be a bit troublesome if it the number hits 3 digits.

The problem here we don't know where is out emoticons is stored after we added. Well, here it is:

For Window XP:

C:\Document and Setting\username (folder of your PC username)\Local\Application Data\Microsoft\Messenger\youremail@email.com\ObjectStore\CustomEmoticons\

Or it's something like that I couldn't remember the exact sequence since I'm Vista users.

For Window Vista:

C:\Users\username (folder of your PC username)\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Messenger\youremail@email.com\ObjectStore\CustomEmoticons\

In the folder, the emoticons are stored in .id2 extension. To view it, you need to convert it to a .gif image by simply replace the .id2 with .gif in the file name. e.g. Gl7RuBWIfhHgl3oF7V3A0Z48O80=.id2 will become Gl7RuBWIfhHgl3oF7V3A0Z48O80=.gif

So to back up you just copy out all the files from that folder and after, you have installed your MSN messenger upon recovery, you can paste it back at the same folder. No sweat.