Hello, everyone! This security article is going to be a little different than some of the others we’ve run in the past. Usually, I write about a security [...]
How many of you remember talking about an on screen keyboard for Windows XP awhile back? Come on, don’t be shy, raise those hands! Well, recently, several of [...]
I know it’s only Thursday, but so far this week, I’ve gotten several calls and e-mails from all of you regarding the letters on your keyboards. [...]
How many of you remember talking about an on screen keyboard for Windows XP awhile back? Come on, don’t be shy, raise [...]
Have you ever owned a keyboard that has special function keys? You know, the small buttons that run along the very top of the keyboard. Different keyboards have different keys, but the most common ones are an e-mail button, a search button, a connect button (for the Internet) and a calculator button. Some even have [...]
I know it’s only Wednesday, but so far this week, I’ve gotten several calls and e-mails from all of you regarding the letters on your keyboards. Most of you are telling me [...]
Let’s say you have about four different programs running on your PC all at the same time. For instance, maybe you have your e-mail up and running, [...]
Have you ever needed to launch multiple programs? Normally, you hit the Start button, Programs , then select the program you want to run. Once that one starts, you go back through and repeat the process for the next program. Well, here’s a better way.
If you use computers a lot, you probably find yourself out in the real world wishing you had an Undo command (you know, like just before you’re about to smash your new car). Well, the “universal” undo shortcut is: Ctrl+Z.
Ctrl+Z is normally used in word processing documents, but it also works [...]
Here’s a cool one. With this tip, you can stick a “scrap” of information on your Desktop. You can then take this “document scrap” and paste it into another application - without opening it up (although it doesn’t work on everything).
First, you’ll need to use a program that supports OLE2 drag [...]
