If you’re tired of signing in and out, or opening up new browsers in order to check all of your Gmail accounts at the same time, try Gmail’s multiple sign-in. With multiple sign-in, you’re able to access different Gmail accounts (up to 10) in tabs in the same browser. Multiple sign-in is automatically enabled for all Gmail and… Read More »

One of the most often asked questions is: “How do I open a ______ (fill in the blank) file?” different kinds of documents. By default, most browsers can’t open files like pdf, odp, doc, ppt, odt, rtf (and many others). So you have to download them and open them with Adobe Reader, Microsoft Office, Open Office, etc., With… Read More »

A lot of you have been upgrading to Windows 7 or have purchased a new computer with Windows 7 installed. And as always, with a new installation of Windows, there’s a default Windows setting that causes users a lot of problems or at least quite a few frustrations. For some reason, Microsoft hides certain files and folders. We’ve… Read More »

Every Windows 7 computer has Windows Mail (not to be confused with the clunky Windows Live Mail) installed on it. However, the program is disabled by some slick slight of hand by the folks at Microsoft who claimed they were worried about European anti-trust suits should they include an email program in Windows 7. It sounds like baloney… Read More »

One of the most common Windows annoyances is Windows Updates failing to install. While there is no easy fix for some of these problems — if you’re having a problem installing Net Framework 4 via Windows Updates, this recently release Microsoft tool may be just the ticket to fix your problem. Notice we said “may be”. No guarantees… Read More »