Folders Microsoft used to call Folders Directories, but no longer. Now they are Folders, and sub-folders, and forever shall be unless of course, they aren’t. You never know what Microsoft will do regarding its naming conventions. You can do things with Folders in Windows 10
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1903 Windows Update If Microsoft remains true to form, then version 1903 will show up on our doorsteps a month late– sometime in April. The problem is that we can no longer trust Microsoft to deliver a bug-free experience. All you have to do is
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Installing Your New SSD In Your Laptop Welcome to Part 2 of this 3-part series. This part covers laptops and includes Step-by-Step Processes, Preparing for the Process, Cloning to Your New SSD, and Additional Information. Read the entire article before beginning the process. The goal is
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Most of us have used Google Drive, Gmail or even Google Photos. I could be wrong, but don’t think so. Each one of these Google Apps gives you a shared amount of storage space for free. To be honest, I didn’t even think about how
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One of my subscribers was attempting to make a letterhead template for her office. The document is fairly simple and straightforward, consisting of text only– no graphics involved. However, it came to her attention that the fonts she used in the letterhead to achieve the
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This problem started with Chrome. The top menu became very large in size like someone lowered the resolution of their monitor which makes everything look bigger, or set the DPI settings too high. I know I did neither. Then it happened to the Avast Secure
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Windows has long given you a blanket way to change the size of everything you see on your screen. This includes text, images, and everything else that is displayed by both Windows (desktop icons, for example) and any programs you use. Not all programs play
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Create An Image I talk a lot about the importance of doing backups on a regular basis. Macrium Reflect is one program that I use to make an image backup of my computers. It copies the entire contents of the hard disk to a single
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Line numbering is a great little feature in word. It is great for legal or research documents. There may be times, however, when you may want to exclude a paragraph from line numbering. Follow the steps below to learn how: Position your cursor in the
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I wanted to print a list of fonts on my system in the actual font faces themselves for easy reference when needed. I found a simple program online that could do such a job. It’s called Print My Fonts. At the time of this writing,
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When you see a link on a website while you’re surfing the internet and want to see what it links to, you click it, right? You click it once– not twice, nor thrice. Just once. I like consistency and would like to have my computer
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