If you have a Gmail account…Save Important Stuff You Need You know the routine – you get a new computer, you don’t have much backed up, and you have a lot of software you need to reinstall, and some of them require registration keys. Your old computer is dead and gone to computer heaven, so there’s no way… Read More »
InfoAve Premium Issue #676 — Now Available Online If you’re not a subscriber to our InfoAve Premium newsletter ,or if you’re a subscriber and you didn’t receive it because your ISP blocked it, you can read it online here. If you’re not a subscriber please join us…it’s free. Visit this page to sign up to receive our weekly newsletter. Highlights… Read More »
For several years now, we’ve been warning Yahoo users against using Yahoo services, because of lax security and, in our opinion, failing to update hardware and software to protect its users from privacy violations. Now it comes to light that a half-billion Yahoo users have had their Yahoo accounts hacked. Here’s the story from The Washington Post: Yahoo says… Read More »
The First of Autumn I woke up this morning and once the cobwebs were washed away by a strong cup of coffee, it suddenly occurred to me that today is the first day of autumn. It struck me as odd that summer has come and gone and I barely paid attention to it. I took my walks almost… Read More »
Save Any Web Page As a PDF File PDF files are great because they save the integrity of the document you’re copying (or printing). We did this tutorial using Chrome, but if you’re using Windows 10 you can do it with any browser as we’ll explain at the end of this post. If you’re using Chrome you can… Read More »
A Lot Of Good Free Software (If You Don’t Mind a Little Hassle) Some software developers try to monetize freeware by bundling it with PUPs, hijackers, and even malware. Others try to trick you into clicking a download link that doesn’t download the program you think you’re getting, but malware instead. Some developers just give away freeware –… Read More »