We are telling you…warning you…there will come a day when Outlook Express has gone away – but all those DBX files that it left behind might still be hanging around if you saved them. So what, you say? Here’s what, we say! If you don’t have Outlook Express those DBX files won’t mean a thing. Their Outlook Express… Read More »
A guide to image formats used on the Web GIF: (Graphics Interchange Format) –This format has a maximum number of 256 colors (but it can “dither” which means mix two colors together to give the impression of another color). GIF is a “lossless” format, meaning it doesn’t get blurry or lose sharpness. It’s a great format for drawings,… Read More »
Janice asks about keyloggers I’ve been reading a lot about keyloggers. What are they and what are they for? I love your Information Avenue Premium newsletters! Best regards, Janice Our Answer: Thanks Janice. Keyloggers are being mentioned more these days because they’re becoming much more prevalent. Once the tool of choice for hackers to steal passwords and other… Read More »
William wants to know why computer manufacturers are pushing 64-bit machines I would like to know why most all computer brands are now trying to sell 64 bit in place of 32 bit, is their a good reason for this? Please let me know as I am thinking of replacing my wife’s computer. Our Answer The answer is… Read More »
As we’ve been telling you for a couple months now – the world is changing. Last year over one-quarter billion people bought smartphones. Over 8 million tablet computers (iPad, Samsung Galaxy Tab, etc.) were sold over the holidays alone. And whether we like it, you like it, or anyone else likes it, the age of the cloud is… Read More »
“…There where it is we do not need the wall: He is all pine and I am apple orchard. My apple trees will never get across And eat the cones under his pines, I tell him. He only says, ‘Good fences make good neighbors’…” (“Mending Wall” by Robert Frost) No other Windows newsletter introduces you to as much… Read More »