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Installing MASM on Windows (32 bit or 64 bit)

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You might have noticed that MASM (8086) wont rum on Windows 7 or newer versions easily whereas it runs well on Windows XP. In this tutorial i will show you how to install MASM on Windows 7 and newer versions. You will have to download two files: DOS Box Installer - Download the file from here .  8086 Assembler - Download the file from here .  DOS Box is an  open source DOS emulator and is available for Windows, Mac OS, Linux etc.  After downloading the files, Install DOS Box on your computer. Extract the second file (8086.rar) to C drive.  Make sure that the 8086 folder in C drive looks like as in the image.  Now open DOS Box and type the following commands: MOUNT C C:\8086 - You will get a message saying Drive C: is mounted as Local Directory... C: EDIT FILENAME.ASM - You will get a new screen for writing the program.
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Difference between http and https

You might have noticed that some websites will be prefixed with http or https in the address bar of your web  browser.What  is the difference between http and https?Le us see. HTTP HTTP stands for “Hypertext Transfer Protocol.” It is the system for transmitting and receiving information across server and the  client It dentifines commands and services used for transmitting web page data.A client can be a computer or a  mobile.when  you want to access a website,your browser sends request to the we server and the web server responds with an http status  code.But  http is not the safest way to establish a connection. http is insecure. Requires no certificate for validation. URL begins with HTTP. HTTPS HTTPS is different from  http.It  is often called a secure http  connection. HTTPS  is a combination of http and SSL/TLS  protocol.This  means that everything you send  or receive will be encrypted. Secure. Requires SS...
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What is POP and IMAP

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