Category Archives: Windows Tips

How to set up a security key for a wireless network Windows Vista and Windows 7 (Information on WEP provided for Windows XP users)

Personal information and files on your wireless network can sometimes be seen by people who skulk around looking for open (non-secured) Wi-Fi networks. Today’s wireless routers have much greater operating ranges (the distance the wireless signal travels), and this means that someone 200-300 feet away from your home can access your connection. If they have the right kind… Read More »

Little Known – Seldom Used Keyboard Shortcuts

When browsing in Internet Explorer or Firefox that Shift+F10 brings up the right-click menu. Pressing the Windows Key + Break key brings up “System Properties” Have you ever been reading a document or Web site whose colors make it difficult to see where the cursor is located? You can use the CTRL key to point out the cursor… Read More »

This Cloudeight freeware pick lets you read Outlook Express DBX files, EML files and more

We are telling you…warning you…there will come a day when Outlook Express has completely disappeared – but all those DBX files that it left behind might still be hanging around if you saved them. And if you’re using Outlook Express on Windows XP right now, you might want to save them – they contain all your emails and… Read More »