We are very comfortable with our normal keyboards and find it really easy to type a letter, write an article, create and answer emails. But what about when we need some kind of special character? The other day, I was asked how to enter the […]
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One of the least understood and yet most useful options in Outlook is Follow Up. Simply put, it is a reminder tool for you. Who doesn’t need that? Everyone forgets to answer an email that is no longer right in front of them. Sure, you
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A guy bought a second-hand laptop from someone and wanted me to reset it to clear it out. Turns out that the seller already had done it. I noticed that the laptop was a bit choppy in speed. I usually do most of the tips
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Microsoft Word’s Powerful AutoCorrect One of the best features in Microsoft Word is the ability to add words to your personal dictionary. Some of you may already be aware of this feature but it is not limited to just that. To access AutoCorrect, click on
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We often hear a warning that the email we are waiting for might end up in our spam folder. Then we can’t find our spam folder. Every Gmail user has a spam folder but it is not always visible. The same can be said for
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Released in 2016, The Division is prescient with its theme of a virus-stricken New York, where you play as an agent specially trained to combat disorder and gang warfare in a broken-down city. Primarily a multiplayer game — PVP, PVE — it also has a
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First of all, full disclosure: I am not a fan of IObit, its practices, or its software. That said, I’ve tried to be as objective as possible and have largely looked to other opinions to compile what I consider to be an unbiased overview of
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Giveaways & Contests Dave’s Computer Tips is working hard to bring top-quality software to our readers. Please note that none of the upcoming contests and giveaways are etched in stone. Changes may be made to this list at any time. Here’s what’s happening… Running Now!
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Working with DCT, I get to write many How to articles and have the honor of running their YouTube Channel. This means I get to create and edit those amazing How-to videos you all like. When creating these videos, I frequently add blurs to certain parts of the videos to hide sensitive material from public view. The editing software
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There are groups on Facebook dedicated to selling whatever you have to sell. Like a Buy and Sell forum or a flea-market online. A woman called me because she regularly uploaded to one of these groups and she saw others who had the prices embedded
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Ever done some troubleshooting on your computer? Yes? Then you understand how maddening it can be when you cannot share the results with someone savvier than yourself. Ed Bott recently wrote a very helpful article regarding this problem and I found it very useful and
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First off, there is no such thing as a 100% safe download site. Some are safer than others, but all involve a certain element of risk. The safest way to download freeware is directly from the developer’s website but, even then, users should carefully monitor
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One of the first things I do after installing Microsoft Word is to add items to the Quick Access Toolbar. It makes many functions I use much easier to perform. Out of the box, when Word is first installed, it comes with access to Save,
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I know almost all sites are currently struggling for revenue but I am thoroughly disgusted at the way some tech sites are employing click-bait to elicit more responses and comments. More and more tech sites are sacrificing honesty and accuracy for the sake of attracting
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