If you would like your Outlook calendar to include all the public holidays, you do not have to Google them and insert each and every one of them individually into your calendar. Outlook can automatically add them to your calendar for you! And there are […]
Windows 10 Administrator Tools There is a folder in Windows 10 (and previous versions) that holds a whole passel of administrator tools (read: utilities). Some can be accessed by using the Windows Key+ X hotkey (the so-called WinX Menu). However, there are many more utilities
Windows Upgrades Its “Ease of Access” Features Coming soon to a Windows 10 near you will be the ability to modify several “Ease of Access” features in the Settings menu! To some this might seem like a minor issue, but for seniors and those of
Polishing Your Manuscript Probably the most time-consuming and repetitive aspect of writing a book is the editing. It’s almost endless and the image above needs to have the caption multiplied by at least ten, if not more. However, it’s not a fruitless exercise by a
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… Expired! “181”
My employer installed Office 365 Business on our computers and it comes with some nice perks. This software allows me to install Office on five separate systems and has the bonus of OneDrive (Cloud Storage). “What is that, Jason?” Here is how Wikipedia defines it:
Many of my subscribers lament the fact that WordPerfect used to have Block Protect wherein you would highlight a block of your text and protect it so that it would always appear on the same page. Well, guess what? You can do that in Word
User Accounts When you first set up a Windows computer, Windows creates several different types of accounts. Normally, the only one you will be interested in is your own account. Sometimes, however, it might be helpful to see more information and this week’s Quick Tips
It’s said that we all have a book inside us waiting to come out and whilst this may be true, the path to publishing that book can be long and torturous– until now. The Internet has changed everything and publishing a book today is a
Your Browser’s Ability To Protect You Against Phishing, Socially Engineered Malware (SEM) We have talked about Browser and Web security several times on this site, but it is important to remember that the bad guys do not sit still. They are very aggressive in their
Audials One 2019 Our friends at Audials have generously given Dave’s Computer Tips five licenses for a giveaway contest. These licenses are for their Audials One 2019 program. These licenses are currently valued at $49.90 each, but you can also try before you buy to
Happy New Year!! 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
Earlier this year I found out that someone stole my card number. I had to spend time running to the bank and filling out paperwork to make sure I got my money back. It was quite stressful and after canceling that card I needed to
One of my subscribers uses Acrobat InDesign more than she uses Word, and some of the differences between the two are very frustrating for her. For instance, in InDesign, she can use Find and Replace without automatically moving to the next occurrence of what she
