Here’s a question I got asked via email and I thought I’d share the answer for all to see:
Are the WWW and Internet the same thing?
If you’ve ever questioned the difference between the Internet and the World Wide Web, this guide will explain.
Here’s a question I got asked via email and I thought I’d share the answer for all to see:
Are the WWW and Internet the same thing?
If you’ve ever questioned the difference between the Internet and the World Wide Web, this guide will explain.
About three to five times a week, I get an email from site readers asking me to update their email address. I’m always happy to update their address for them but I never get round to showing how they can do it themselves.
If you’re subscribed to one or more email newsletters and you change your email address, it can be a pain send an email to the owner of each newsletter asking them to make the switch.
This guide will show you how to update your email address for most newsletters.
One of the improvements in Excel 2007 is the rebuilt Chart Tool. “It used to be so easy” to create charts in Excel, just highlight an area of cells and click Create Chart, and voilá. Well it still is – it only looks a bit different. In this mini-tutorial I’m using an example from work, tho the names, and numbers have been altered.
At work we have tightened security on mobile Exchange Synchronization. A security policy has been set which requires that we ask each of the 2.500 users to read the new guidelines. Failure to accept the new policy guidelines will result in the user loosing access to the server. To be able to monitor the progress of this work (making sure we know that every user has read and accepted) I was asked to create a chart to graphically display the weekly progress, number of emails sent, number of accepts etc. The challenge is that we only record names, and dates for each occurrence (notice sent, reply received, account open or closed).
Never heard of Building Blocks? Don’t worry, you’re not alone. In Fact I just recently learned about it myself. Building Blocks first appeared in Word 2007 and has been a well hidden gem ever since.
Building Blocks are re-usable document elements that you normally would have to copy from another document or re-create on a regular basis and put it in a drag-and-drop library. It can be used to save design elements like logos, headers, signatures, text you type often etc. etc.
TuneUp Shredder is one of the many utilites that comes with TuneUp Utilities 2012 (full review) and is automatically available* after you install TuneUp Utilities 2012 (trial) (aff)
Even after emptying the Recycle Bin, files can be retrieved from your hard disk until they are physically overwritten. If you want your files deleted, permanently, use TuneUp Shredder to completely remove traces of your files. Doing this is both useful and strongly recommended if:
To shred a file:
By Christoph Laumann, President and Managing Partner, TuneUp
Mozilla recently pre-released Firefox 7, also known as Aurora, which promises massive performance enhancements for Javascript and significantly lower memory usage. Over the past few years, Mozilla had gained a reputation as a somewhat slow browser, but that’s about to change with Aurora. This version sits right between the stable beta release of Firefox 6.0 and the highly experimental nightly builds currently running at version 8.0.
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