It’s Turkey Time: Caring for a Dead Turkey It’s time for our annual turkey guide & essay. Just in the nick of time, too. Wow! It’s hard to believe that Thanksgiving is just a few days away. Many of you busy planning your Thanksgiving menus. While the sly ones are planning on going to to someone else’s house… Read More »
How to Make Windows 10’s File Explorer Open to This PC instead of Quick Access Back in the old days it This PC was called My Computer, and everyone was fine with that. Then later, Microsoft, thinking that calling it My Computer would make people think every computer was their computer, dropped the My and it became Computer.… Read More »
The Enhanced Clipboard in Windows 10 Version 1809 After 20+ years of the same old Windows clipboard, and dozens of freeware clipboard enhancing Clipboard managers later, Microsoft has finally updated the venerable old Windows clipboard and enhanced it. This tip applies to Windows 10 version 1809 (October 2018 Update) and subsequent versions of Windows 10. If you’re not… Read More »
Cloudeight InfoAve Premium – Issue #788– Available Online If you’re not a subscriber to Cloudeight InfoAve Premium Newsletter, please join us. It’s delivered to your inbox every Friday and it’s completely free! Subscribe right now! Cloudeight InfoAve Premium, Issue #788, was sent to all subscribers on Friday, November 16, 2018 at approximately 11:35 AM, Eastern standard time (USA).… Read More »
Squoosh Your Images With smartphone cameras, digital cameras and digital SLRs producing higher and higher resolution photos, the images they produce keep getting bigger and bigger. And sometimes if you want to share those images with friends or family – or just store them- it would be nice if you could squoosh or compress them to make them… Read More »
A Time to Give Thanks Some days it doesn’t feel like I have a lot to be thankful for. The trouble with getting older is everything you remember is painted with the brushes of the past. Those brushes, the echoes and reflections of the past color everything I do today. And sometimes the colors of my memories of… Read More »