E-cards are created the same way Web sites are; they’re built on the Internet just like this page. So when you send someone an e-card, you’re actually giving them a link to click, which takes them to the online greeting card you created for them. You should always approach links in e-mail with caution. Sally Babcock, General Manager… Read More »
1. Add an additional pane to Windows Explorer In Windows Explorer, activate an additional file preview pane to the right side of the window with this new shortcut. This panel is great for previewing images in your photos directory or for moving files from one directory to another. Windows + + (plus key) Windows + – (minus key)… Read More »
Carol wants to know how to uninstall fonts I am using Windows XP. I have had this machine for six years now and I’ve collected a lot of fonts. I was reading an article that too many fonts can slow down your computer. I was wondering if this was true and if so, how do I go about… Read More »
LeeAnn wonders why she gets email that appears to be from her friend – but it’s really not A friend of mine keeps sending me email but she swears she isn’t sending them. Most of the time they’re filled with disgusting advertisements – or links to bad web sites. Our Answer Your friend is most likely telling you… Read More »
Susan asks us about PC Decrapifier I am planning to buy a new computer in the near future and was a little concerned about all the bundled software that may come with it. How to get rid of, etc. I happened upon this site and it seems like it may be able to do the trick, what is… Read More »
In earlier versions of Windows if a program froze (hung, locked-up) there was nothing you could do about but kill the program using Task Manager/Processes/End Process. But Windows 7 users have at least a shot at un-freezing the program – plus you may get a nifty explanation of the problem too. And using this method to unlock or… Read More »