There’s a big brouhaha boiling over do-not-track lists. To make a complex thing simple – it take simple minds like ours to skim off the cream and leave the milk behind -we’re going to give you nothing but cream: Do not track (me) is similar to the do-not-call lists you’ve heard about. Supposedly the new Internet Explorer is… Read More »
Steve want to know how to open programs as administrator on Windows 7 Sometimes when I try your tips that run from a command prompt, it says I don’t have administrator rights or something like that to run that command. How do I fix that? I appreciate all your great tips. I just wish I could run these… Read More »
Does it really matter? No. Will it make your computer faster or run better? No. What good is it? None. But it’s fun, and sometimes you just need to do stuff because you can. Maybe you want to put a picture of your wife or husband on your logon screen. No? What about a picture of Rufus –… Read More »
We all like to save money, but many of us are not very good at it. I know one person who never buys anything without checking for coupons first. Unlike the coupons our parents used to snip out of the Sunday paper, then throw in an envelope or box, and forget about until the coupons expired, the coupons… Read More »
Our Summer Things collection features 9 brand new stationery designs. Each has a beautiful, textured summer theme, perfect for all your summer emails. We’re offering this free email stationery collection for the following email programs: Windows Live Mail Windows Mail Outlook Express Thunderbird IncrediMail MS Outlook (versions older than Outlook 2003 only) This collection features the following stationery… Read More »
First: HTTPS:// HTTP:// . Do you see the difference? Of course, one has an S at the end, the other does not. The S stands for secure. All you have to remember is: it stands for your security. SSL or Secure Sockets Layer was first established by Netscape and is the web standard for exchanging sensitive information between… Read More »