Caution: May cause addiction

Alright, as promised few weeks back, I’m back with the SCDL Assignment crack tip.

You gotta read the disclaimer before learning the trick -

1. Do this at your own risk. SCDL assignments are supposed to be taken without copying from any resources.
2. This article and any information enclosed within the article, contains restricted and/or privileged information and is intended only for learning purposes and not for taking final online assignments. The author is in no way responsible for any issues, damages or law suites filed from whomsoever for whatsoever reasons.
3. I would rather suggest not to use this method while taking up the assignments.
4. This method need not always work, although most of the times it worked when I tested.

What do you need:

1. Old assignments downloaded from www.scdl.tk, www.esnips.com, http://www.4shared.com/dir/2025142/4d3c56e7/SCDL.html, and http://scdlpapers.blogspot.com/
2. Google desktop installed in your system (http://desktop.google.com/)
3. Internet connection to take up the assignments.

OK, Here is what to do:

1. Save the assignments in a folder (example C:\SCDL\3rd\).
2. Run Google Desktop, click preferences, under Search Locations, click on ‘Add drive or folder to search’ add the assignment store folders (example C:\SCDL\3rd\). It will look something like this -
3. Ensure that the status is Up-to-date.
4. Start the assignment in the SCDL website and consider an example question shown below -
5. Open the google desktop browser search (you gotta be online for this to work), search for the question in the google search bar, you will get the questions and answers from the indexed old assignments (ONLY IF IT IS AVAILABLE and that depends on your luck). You can use the link ’show preview’ and use CTRL + F to find the question inside the sub text area and that’s it. The picture below shows everything -                
6. This way may seem bit complicated, but indeed this is simpler than reading the subject books