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Monday, 24 April 2006 |
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One of the lesser known windows features is the Send To option in the Explorer menu. It allows you to right-click on the file and choose send to, which will open the file with an app, create a shortcut on the desktop, or copy it to another folder or drive. Click more to see how to customize this menu to meet your needs. |
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Thursday, 20 April 2006 |
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With windows XP, you get an installation message on the start menu that says New Programs Installed. Duh, you’ve just installed that program. Lets get rid of that annoying message. Right-click the Start menu and select Properties. Open the Start Menu tab and click Customize. On the Advanced tab, deselect the "Highlight Newly Installed" option. Click OK twice.
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Thursday, 20 April 2006 |
Want to place your taskbar somewhere else than the standard bottom portion of the screen? The taskbar can be dragged to either side of the screen, or the top / bottom of the screen. Hold down the left mouse button and drag it. If it won't move, it might be locked. Right-click it. Clear the check from Lock the Taskbar.
Once moved, the taskbar should stay put. If it doesn't, lock it. Right-click the taskbar and click Lock the Taskbar. That's it!
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Thursday, 20 April 2006 |
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Ever received one of those emails that claims your bank is updating its system and needs your account information? Or one from the FBI / CIA that says they have logged your IP address at more than 30 illegal websites and asks you to complete an attached form? That is called Phishing. It is the latest attempt at identity theft from criminals around the world. If you receive emails like this, DELETE them. If an agency like the FBI or the CIA wanted to contact you, they wouldn’t do it in an email. |
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Thursday, 20 April 2006 |
Many parents use parental control programs to find out what’s happening with your children online. But those programs can’t control what is happening in their Instant Messenging (IM) programs. Here is a brief break down of the IM lingo being used to help you decipher the true meaning of the conversation. WARNING: Some of this language is adult related.
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