We had a very some very exciting days this week and covered a lot of great content. I am making a few tweaks and changes to my blog. Most notably you can now sign up for an email subscription to receive my daily articles.
Also, with the help of CrossLoop you can contact me for personal tech support for your PC! If you have any questions on how to initiate that type of request, just click on my CrossLoop Gadget or send me an email. I will respond to your request within 24 hours. The Geek has written a couple very informative articles on what CrossLoop is and how it works.
Remotely Control Somebody’s Desktop The Easy Way How To Make Money From home Using Your Tech Skills CrossLoop Marketplace
In case you happened to miss anything here is a review of topics covered for the week of July 28th through August 1st.
Generate A System Health Report In Vista Backup Data Using 2BrightSparks SyncBack (Part 1) Create Your Own Simple iGoogle Gadget Synchronize Files Using 2BrightSparks SyncBack (Part 2) Turn A Gamepad Into A Midi Controller To Use With Audio Software
Add me to your social network profile! I have been slowly getting around to creating profiles on some of the more popular social networking sites.
Finally I would like to thank all of you! Without our readers and your comments and helpful suggestions none of this would be possible. Moving forward into this fall and winter, you can expect even more top notch how-to articles, helpful tricks, and product reviews! Again thank you all! And be ready! Great things are coming soon!
The registry hack for this article comes to us courtesy of jd2066, one of our helpful forum members.
One of the text message utilities I have been using for years is Teleflip. Rather than waste my money on text messaging friends and colleagues from my cell phone. I use this service. I find it much faster to type out a quick email to them than screwing around with the keys on my phone. Just
Reader John wrote in today asking how to set Opera to open directly to the Speed Dial page… so after a bit of testing I figured it out, and am sharing with everybody else.
Well, I finally made it to the official Firefox 3 download site today at about 1pm CST and got the new version. However, I am going to hold off on installation until I see how things pan out the next couple days. Being a geek one would think I should start playing with it ASAP … but I have been
So many of us rely on calendar applications during our busy day. Some rely on the Outlook Calendar, Gmail Calendar, and yes even some folks use the built in Window’s Calendar in Vista. Today i am going to show you how to make a backup of the calendar.
In case you haven’t already seen it, my first guest post over on Lifehacker went live today:
If you are the type of person that likes to keep a lot of information stored in text-format files on your drive, you’ve probably encountered a scenario where you want to copy that information to the clipboard… so you open the file in notepad, select all, then copy to the clipboard. What if you could
By default when replying to an message is Thunderbird, the original text appears above the area to compose the response. Personally I am not a fan of this format. Here is how to switch it so your reply appears above the original message.
The single biggest irritation in Windows 7 and Vista is the UAC (User Account Control) system, especially for people that do a lot of tweaking. When you are trying to make configuration changes, it seems like every couple of seconds you are hitting another UAC prompt. Sure, it’s more secure… but
One of the most talked about annoyances in Windows Vista are the UAC prompts that constantly pop up when you are trying to make system changes. It’s especially irritating when you often need to run a particular tool that requires administrator mode in order to run. Thankfully there’s a simple hack