This tip is for Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7 (32bit and 64bit). System File Checker, or SFC, is one of the best features of Windows, and also one of the least used. And that’s too bad. Many computer problems can be solved by running it, and yet very few people ever use it. To be honest, we… Read More »
Artists Collection Series – Volume II “Autumn” A Cloudeight Stationery Collection Our Artists Collection Series Volume II features 10 brand new stationery designs. This collection features art by Mark Keathley and other colorful autumn art. This free stationery collection is available for the following email programs: Windows Live Mail Outlook Express Windows Mail (Windows Vista) Thunderbird IncrediMail We… Read More »
Copying the content of Windows dialog box Do you want copy the contents of Windows dialog box? Just click anywhere inside the box, press Ctrl + C, open Notepad and press Ctrl+V. Navigate to your “home” folder in Windows The home folder for your user account in Windows XP is “Documents and Settings”. In Windows Vista and Windows… Read More »
This tip is for all versions of Windows Vista and Windows 7 (32bit & 64bit). Do you restart your computer more often than you shut it down? If that sounds like you, you can change the default Shutdown button to Restart your computer instead of shutting it down. Here’s how: 1. Right-click on the Start button 2. Select… Read More »
Last week while preparing this newsletter I was fooling around with a few new programs, one of them a PDF program installed drivers to my Windows 7 computer. Any time you install drivers for a program or whatever it seems something in Windows gets mentally unbalanced or angry. Windows got angry with me. Now for years I’ve written… Read More »
Sometimes you feel like a case, sometimes you don’t. Just in case you do, how about a case of beer? I need one because I really think EB is a nutcase. But just in case you think we are lawyers and we’ve lost this case, let me explain, just in case you thought we were lawyers. In no… Read More »