Sandy wants to know why Windows Movie Maker isn’t the same on Windows 7 I like Windows 7 but I really don’t like what they’ve done with Windows Live Mail and movie maker. I know there’s not much I can do about Windows Live Mail other than use another program or put up with it – but is… Read More »
Recently, it came to our attention that many folks don’t know how to use the “find and replace” feature of many Windows programs (like MS Word, WordPad, Notepad, and many others). Digiknow, that Search & Replace or “Find and Replace” is a handy dandy little feature that we use all the time. The best way to show you… Read More »
A ReadyBoost enabled USB flash drive can be used as extra RAM on your Vista and Windows 7 computer to increase your system speed dramatically! While it is very easy to do, keep in mind that even if you have auto-run enabled for external devices, you will still probably have to manually enable ReadyBoost. Keep in mind that… Read More »
This tip is for Windows Vista and Windows 7 … You know how you have to hold down the CTRL key to select multiple files in Windows? If you know what I mean, you also know that if you don’t keep the CTRL key pressed down while selecting all the files, and let go of the CTRL key,… Read More »
Do you know what an Easter egg is? No, not the kind you hide for the kids or the kind you peel and eat with a cold beer, we’re talking about Easter eggs in applications – hidden things that the developers put in their programs for fun. Chrome has some Easter eggs we thought were fun – and… Read More »
Most of you grew up with the Encyclopedia Britannica. In today’s cyberworld, the suffix “pedia” has taken on a whole new meaning. Wikipedia, without doubt, is the Web’s number one online encyclopedia, but did you know they’re are many more. Here, along with Wikipedia, are some others we have stumbled upon during our travels around the Web. Artcyclopedia… Read More »