How To Undo App Icon Changes Android
A few weeks ago I showed you how you can change the App Icon’s theme on your Samsung phone. After posting that I noticed that I had not shown you how you can undo this. It is good to know how you can change that
Audials Music 2024 Overview & Giveaway
Audials Music 2024 Winners Announced! This contest has now expired. Winners will be notified by email. Congratulations to the Winners and Thank You to everyone who participated! Audials has offered DCT five licenses for a giveaway contest for their latest version of Audials Music 2024.
More Details On Text Wrapping Options In Word
In my last post, we went over the basics of different text wrapping options. Today we will go a little deeper and go over some more detailed text-wrapping options. We now know that there are several options we can use: The first option is In
WordPad Gone & Full AI-Integration Planned
Windows latest news – what’s in store. Microsoft has confirmed that WordPad will be removed via a future Windows 11 update. WordPad, the free native word processor, has been a built-in feature since Windows 95 but a future update will remove WordPad from existing builds
No Prime Video Audio Language Choices
There’s some good content on Prime Video and since our ISP offered it to us at a very cheap rate, we signed up some months ago. However, most of the shows have Spanish titles because of where we live, so I can accept that. But,
The Zombie Universe – In Games
Half-Life My first encounter with zombies in video games was in Half-Life back in 1998 and although the infected scientists weren’t undead in the conventional sense, they were still zombified by head-crabs that had attached themselves to the unwitting fellows. Fortunately, they moved quite slowly
How To Wrap Text Around Images In Word
I have done other articles in the past touching on different types of illustrations, and breaks in Word, and how to add them to your documents. Somehow, I managed to forget to tell you about how to wrap text around them! So, as promised to
Giveaways & Contests Reminder (Week 0124)
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!
How To Enable Parental Controls On Epic
You may know from reading my articles that I play games with my kids. Some of the games we play are on Epic Games. As a parent, I like to keep my kids from playing games that are not age-appropriate. So this week, I decided
Password Protect Documents OpenOffice/LibreOffice
I was watching a video on password-protecting documents in Microsoft Word. Very brief summary – Save file, Then go to File -> Info -> Protect Document. Put in password, Reenter, and that’s it. I was curious if OpenOffice and LibreOffice had any similar features. They
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Living With Hyperinflation
I was going to title this as How To Live With Hyperinflation, but since there are no real answers to that particular conundrum, I would have found it difficult to summarise in just a few words. Furthermore, this is not a political rant, because we
Top 200 Passwords – 2023
For the last five years, NordPass has been releasing the 200 most popular password list. They have just released their latest issue. In 2020, Jim Hillier reported on the NordPass list. Not much has changed since then. Methodology NordPass compiled the list in partnership with
Stop Notepad Opening Previously Saved Files
This is yet another Windows 11 quirk, one that I discovered only recently. When you run Notepad in Windows 11 it doesn’t open a new/blank instance but instead will open a previously saved file. This, in my opinion, is strange behaviour and I have no
Google To Enhance Chrome’s Privacy – Or Will It?
Google has announced plans to eliminate cookies altogether and replace them with a new system dubbed “Privacy Sandbox”. Details on exactly how this new system works are scant but, according to Google, the idea is to prevent third parties from tracking users and help eliminate
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