While the Internet and computers have changed so much in the last ten years, one of the things that most of us still really like are great desktop wallpapers. And National Geographic has some of the best photographers and photography in the world – for those of us who like to use our desktops to display beautiful photographs,… Read More »
Last week while preparing this newsletter I was fooling around with a few new programs, one of them a PDF program installed drivers to my Windows 7 computer. Any time you install drivers for a program or whatever it seems something in Windows gets mentally unbalanced or angry. Windows got angry with me. Now for years I’ve written… Read More »
Sometimes people make computers seem like funeral homes – all serious and dripping with sadness and problems and details. But computers don’t need to be caskets, they can be baskets of fun. All these fear-mongering fear-o-philes out to make your day miserable or worse, to sell you something you don’t need. Shame on those misanthropes. Today’s Cloudeight Site… Read More »
The other day I needed to convert a scanned image to PDF. Being a cheap sort, I immediately searched for a freeware application that would convert image files to PDF documents without a great deal of hoopla. I mean who needs hoopla? All I wanted was something that worked and worked well. I found it. It’s called “Image… Read More »
We’re all getting older. We’re all human. Some of are aging faster than others, have you seen EB walk? As we get older we find we need medical care more than we did when we young and spry and full of hormones. If you have something wrong with your head, like me, you might need to find a… Read More »
If you are like us then you’ll probably have times when you find some interesting articles you’d like to read later. And there are several browser add-ons that will let you do this. But today I found one that not only works as a browser bookmarklet, but lets your create folders to store your articles in and read… Read More »