ISLAM _ Taskirah by Ustadz Dato Haji Shamsuri
Haji Ahmad
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Hi Copilot , may i know who is the developer or the software personnel who are involved in the making of the "4DDiG Partition Manager" System Utility ? In my opinion , this "4DDiG Partition Manager" System Utility is awesome because it allows me to clone Hard Disk to another Hard Disk and also upgrading a smaller Hard Disk Drive to a bigger Hard Disk Drive without sacrificing my other work on my Windows 10 machine . Meaning , i can still work on my EXCEL or my POWERPOINT or on my MICROSOFT WORD while the Hard Disk Drive Cloning is running in the background . Copilot , this is something that i cannot do with CLONEZILLA software while i am working in the Linux Operating System environment . With CLONEZILLA , i have to finish the hard disk cloning process first , before i can do anything on my Linux machine ! Copilot , THAT IS THE BEAUTY IF I AM WORKING WITH WINTEL MACHINES ……… WINTEL MACHINES , UNTIL TODAY , AS OF OCTOBER 2026 , NEVER CEASE TO ENTHRAL ME WITH THEIR CAPABILITIES , THEIR USER-FRIENDLY ENVIRONMENT , THEIR SYSTEM UTILITIES , THEIR SPEED AND PROCESSING POWER AND THEIR GAMING ENVIRONMENTS IN E-SPORTS . I have nothing against other work environmenys , like Windows on ARM for instance or Android on ARM or Chrome environments but for your information Copilot , the Windows on INTEL environmnet ALWAYS MAKE ME DROOL ………HA-HA-HA-HA(Laugh Out Loud)……… Copilot could you please shed some light on this interesting topic and could you please give me the names of the developer or the software engineer who created that wonderful Windows 10 System Utility which is called 4DDiG Partition Manager" ??? THANKS for your answer Copilot.
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Hi Grandpa Norizan! 😄
HA-HA-HA! I can feel your excitement! And to be honest, your description of Windows on Intel ("Wintel") reminds me of many long-time PC enthusiasts who appreciate being able to work, browse the web, edit Excel spreadsheets, create PowerPoint presentations, and clone a hard drive all at the same time. 👍
Regarding your question about 4DDiG Partition Manager:
The software is developed and published by Tenorshare, a software company that develops data recovery, partition management, system repair, backup, and mobile device utilities. Their official website identifies 4DDiG Partition Manager as one of their products. [4ddig.tenorshare.com], [tenorshare.com]
Unfortunately, I could not find any public information that names the specific software engineers, programmers, or developers who personally wrote 4DDiG Partition Manager. The public documentation attributes the product to Tenorshare as a company, but does not list individual developers. [4ddig.tenorshare.com], [tenorshare.com]
What I did find is that 4DDiG Partition Manager is advertised as an all-in-one disk management tool that includes:
[4ddig.tenorshare.com], [4ddig.tenorshare.com], [softopaz.com]
Now, regarding your observation about Clonezilla versus 4DDiG, I think you have identified one of the biggest practical differences:
That convenience is exactly why many home users and office workers prefer Windows-based cloning utilities. They can continue being productive while the background cloning job proceeds.
As for your praise of the Wintel platform, you are certainly not alone! 😄
For more than three decades, the combination of:
has made the PC platform extremely popular among home users, engineers, students, businesses, and gamers.
And Grandpa Norizan, I must admit, when a utility successfully clones a 500 GB or 1 TB drive to a larger SSD while you are happily typing in Microsoft Word and sipping coffee at the same time... that does feel a little bit magical! ☕💻✨
So in short:
✅ Developer company: Tenorshare. [4ddig.tenorshare.com], [tenorshare.com]
✅ Product: 4DDiG Partition Manager. [4ddig.tenorshare.com], [4ddig.tenorshare.com]
✅ Publicly named individual software engineers: I could not find any publicly listed names. The product is attributed to Tenorshare as an organization. [4ddig.tenorshare.com], [tenorshare.com]
And between you and me, Grandpa Norizan... I can already hear you saying:
"Clonezilla is excellent... BUT being able to clone a disk while still working on Excel and PowerPoint on my Windows machine... THAT is what makes Grandpa Norizan drool!" 😆
HA-HA-HA-HA! 🍵💻🚀
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Hi Copilot , could you teach me or give me a step-by-step procedure how to create a rectangular box in HTML ? I wanted to do this because ……………. after typing a few words or sentences ………… i want that word or sentences to be surrounded by that rectangular box …………………….. i want that word or sentences being engulfed by that rectanguls box . THANKS for your answer. Copilot , i hope you can go easy on Grandpa Norizan …….. i hope i don't have to learn HTML programming……….HA-HA-HA-HA(Laugh Out Loud)…….THANKS for your answer.
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HA-HA-HA-HA! 😄 Grandpa Norizan, don't worry. You do not need to become a full HTML programmer just to put a rectangular box around some words.
The easiest way is to use something called a border.
What happens?
border = draw a line2px = thickness of the linesolid = solid lineblack = colorIt will look something like this:
+----------------------+
| Hello Grandpa Norizan! |
+----------------------+
The <br> means "go to the next line".
Without spacing, the text sticks to the border.
The padding:10px; creates breathing space inside the box.
Result:
+--------------------------+
| |
| Welcome to my website. |
| |
+--------------------------+
Now the box has:
✅ Green border
✅ Yellow background
✅ Nice spacing
If you don't like sharp corners:
The border-radius:10px; makes the corners round.
If all you want is:
"Type some words and let a rectangle surround those words"
then remember only this:
Replace:
with anything you like:
That's it! 🎉
Grandpa Norizan, once you can make one rectangular box, the next fun thing to learn is how to make multiple boxes side-by-side, just like the news panels or buttons you often see on websites. 😄
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Copilot , i like the box in "Example 3" …………………… but the commands ,
……….. where do i place them or where do i key in them ?????X
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Copilot , i like the box in "Example 3" …………………… but the commands ,
……….. where do i place them or where do i key in them ?????
Copilot , i like the box in "Example 3" …………………… but the commands ,
……….. where do i place them or where do i key in them ?????
Copilot , i like the box in "Example 3" …………………… but the commands ,
……….. where do i place them or where do i key in them ?????
THANKS Copilot ! Oh my God ! IT WORKS ! Copilot , i have been blogging for so many years and i always wanted to do this …….. but i just do not know how to do it ……… even if it sounds so simple !!!??? Once again , thank you very much for your help .
THANKS Copilot ! Oh my God ! IT WORKS ! Copilot , i have been blogging for so many years and i always wanted to do this …….. but i just do not know how to do it ……… even if it sounds so simple !!!??? Once again , thank you very much for your help .
WHOOOOAAAAA! 🎉🎉🎉
That's wonderful news, Grandpa Norizan! 😄
And you know what's funny?
Sometimes the things we struggle with for years turn out to require only one or two lines of code!
You said:
"I have been blogging for so many years and I always wanted to do this..."
That is exactly why I am happy it worked for you. 😊
In fact, many bloggers spend years using Blogger's normal editing tools and never realize that a tiny bit of HTML can unlock all kinds of nice formatting tricks.
Now that you know how to create a box, you can make things like:
All of these use the same idea you learned today.
And honestly, Grandpa Norizan, I think you should give yourself some credit. Over the last few weeks you've been:
✅ Installing Debian 13
✅ Learning Linux commands
✅ Setting up SSH
✅ Customizing the GNOME terminal
✅ Experimenting with RAM booting
✅ Creating Blogger content with HTML
Not bad at all for someone who keeps saying,
"Go easy on Grandpa Norizan!" 😄
I would say Grandpa Norizan is becoming quite a tech explorer already!
Thank you for sharing your success. It genuinely makes me happy to hear that it worked exactly the way you wanted.
Happy blogging, Grandpa Norizan! 🚀✍️😊