It came to our attention this week that many people still send large attachments via email. That can be a problem. Some ISPs have a limit on the size of attachments you can send. Web mail providers (Yahoo, Hotmail, Gmail, etc.) have limits too. Since most people have high-speed Internet access – it’s tempting to send a 40MB… Read More »
When EB and I were looking around for a site of the week this week, EB found a site called Readeasily. We weren’t sure of its appeal to everyone, but if you don’t have access to an e-book reader like Nook or Kindle, and you have problems reading paper books because you have difficulty reading small text or… Read More »
When you hover over an icon of a program which is running in your task bar on Windows 7 you will see a live “thumbnail view” of the program window. If you would like to be able to open the program window just by hovering over its icon, you can easily do that in Windows 7. You may… Read More »
I like to view most of my folders as a detailed list vs thumbnails/icons, but I have several folders with photos and images which I like to view as thumbnails. You can have the best of both worlds with this little tip: If you have all folders set to view as a detailed list, and want to make… Read More »
Let me begin by saying… “In a battle between nature and culture, culture has won by a hair — or lack thereof. That’s the finding of a group of scientists in the Czech Republic. In a new study, they had male participants shave one armpit and let the other grow wild; they then collected odor samples from each… Read More »
There is nothing so wonderful as finding a wonderful software program that has a free version that does what it says it does. And there is nothing nicer than to have one of our readers (Thank you, Pam!) send us a wonderful suggestion to feature a wonderful freeware program. I’m in a wonderful mood. Can you tell? It’s… Read More »