You may have an occasion when you would like to copy cells from your current workbook to a new one. Fortunately, this is very easy to do. Follow the steps below to learn how: Close all open workbooks except for your current on and the […]
What is DNS (Domain Name Server)? Every time you visit a site on the internet your are probably using a DNS. The exception is when that particular site has already been cached by Windows. Every site on the internet has a unique address just like your house
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It’s been mentioned here previously just how useless and disruptive the Caps Lock key can be, especially for those who are frequently typing articles, reports, correspondence, or any text based documents. I’ve lost count of the number of times I’ve been eyes down, bashing away
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Windows 7 allows users to pin programs to the taskbar easily via the right click context menu but there is no such option available for personal (user) folders. It can be done though and is very useful for providing quick access to those most often
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Well known video/DVD software company Digiarty is currently running giveaways for two of its video products… MacX Video Converter Pro (for Mac) and WinX HD Video Converter Deluxe (for Windows). These are the latest full versions which would normally sell for $49.95us each but are
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The Page File Ah, the Page File, or Swap File as it has been called. The Page file has been a source of debate for decades- How big should it be? Where should it be located? Do I need one at all? To answer these
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Draw Free-Form with a Pen or Highlighter in OneNote I bet you didn’t know you could draw free-form or write a note in OneNote! You can and more than that, it’s fairly easy to do. Follow the steps below to learn how: Click the Draw
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I came across this great little free application just the other day, although I believe it has been around for some time. It’s called SideSlide and this is how the developer describes it… “SideSlide is an advanced, portable, unobtrusive, dockable, skinnable, instantly accessible, highly configurable
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The Hibernation File is Huge The Hibernation File will be in the root directory of your system drive– that is, where Windows is installed. It will be called: hiberfil.sys In order to see hidden system files you will have to change a couple settings in Folder
It’s official folks, Windows 8 has finally overtaken Vista in terms of overall market share. While this might not exactly be a momentous achievement and Windows 8 adoption rates remain moderate, it does indicate that at least Windows 8 is steadily increasing its market share…
I came across DVDSmith Movie Backup quite recently and two things immediately caught my eye… 1) it is free… and 2) it removes most common DVD protections. It’s not easy to find quality DVD backup freeware which also includes a decryption feature. DVDSmith Movie Backup
We’ve decided to start including the odd video guide as part of our overall service and I have been nominated ‘chief guinea pig’. 🙂 This is a first for me and I openly admit it was a quite nerve wracking experience. I’m not sure why
The area in Windows Explorer known for a long time as “My Computer” and in more recent iterations labeled just “Computer” is generally not terribly customizable. For items such as hard drives and devices to be displayed they first have to be detected and recognized
