Spice Up File and Folder Names with Emoji We’re not sure how useful this tip will be for most of you, but we’re quite sure some of you will find ways to use it. Quite sure! Did you know you can use Windows Emoji in file and folder names? You can, and it’s quite easy. Right-click… Read More »
Google’s Inactive Account Manager What Happens to Your Gmail Accounts If Something Happens to You? Few of us like to think about the inevitable. But all of us eventually escape the surly bonds of Earth. In other words, we all die. And if something happens to you, what will happen to all the stuff you left… Read More »
Having a Gmail or Outlook Account is a Plus, Period! By now, most of us know we can use periods to create multiple Gmail addressing scenarios using a single Gmail account (I love being wordy). For instance, you.are.not.eb@gmail.com is the same as youarenoteb@gmail.com. And my.grammar.is.not.as.bad.as.you.think@gmail.com is the same as mygrammarisnot.as.bad.as.you.think@gmail.com is the same as… mygrammarisnotasbadasyouthink@gmail.com Or,… Read More »
Three Ways to Get an Anonymous Number for Your Cell Phone From time to time, we read something that we think many of you would be interested in – and when we do, we’ll post it here and share it with you. Here is an article that answers a question most of us with Smartphones… Read More »
How to Use the Problem Steps Recorder (PSR) in Windows 10 We were recently reminded about this useful, but nearly forgotten tool, that was first introduced in With Windows 7 – way back in 2009. What is the Problem Steps Recorder (PSR)? If you are having a problem with a program or your computer, you can… Read More »
Take Ownership of Files and Folders File and folder permissions are normally set to protect your computer from unwanted actions. But when Windows denies you access to a folder or a file you want to delete and it won’t let you, it’s aggravating. Files that you know exist but are not accessible because Windows says you… Read More »