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computer tips-Strokelt 2007-08-16 07:26:00 StrokeIt We all have heard a lot about keyboard shortcuts, but have you ever thought about mouse shortcuts? They really can be very useful! You don't even have to look down at your mouse. You just draw whatever you need to with your mouse. It's so cool! Not only does this make you look very professional, but it can save you loads of time too. Now, you might be thinking, "Where can I get a program that lets me do all of that?" Well, don't stop now. Keep reading to find out! I stumbled across a great program called StrokeIt by pure coincidence and let me tell you, I am so glad I did! StrokeIt allows you to program different mouse gestures so that you can perform common functions, right within all of your favorite programs! To get started: 1.) Click here to download StrokeIt. 2.) After you install the program, you will be prompted to restart
computer tips-uninstaller 2007-08-16 07:23:00 The Uninstallers Usually, when most people want to uninstall a program for some reason or another, they usually go to Windows' own Add or Remove Programs utility right within the Control Panel. (If you're not sure how to use that, here is an article you can read that will help you). But, oh boy! Isn’t it a pain?! I mean, it takes forever to load up, it doesn’t give you a whole lot of information about what the programs are and it seems to miss an awful lot. So, what else can you do? Well, there are a number of free programs available that do a far better and more complete job. So, what do you say we check them out?! Basically, they fall in two categories: 1.) Improved versions of the Add and Remove programs utility - These ones give you more information and a more complete listing. Plus, they generally take a snapshot of your
computer tips-window vista preview pane 2007-08-16 07:17:00 Windows Vista Preview Pane Just letting you know, if you're a Windows Vista user, you're going to love what I have for you today! One of the options I love and use most often in Windows Vista is the Preview Pane feature, which is located on the right side of Windows Explorer. It is a very handy and useful tool for anyone who needs to scroll through the contents of their files. File types like MS Word, MS Excel, Notepad, Wordpad, audio or video files, etc. can be seen through the Preview Pane. It also brings some extra features along for the various file types. For example, Excel files can be browsed through with the different tabs contained in the spreadsheet and in the case of audio and video files, it presents a mini-embedded Windows Media Player that can be used to view the files. Along with that, you can even copy the contents of the file selectively for the di
computer tips-lost documents 2007-08-16 07:14:00 Lost Documents Have you changed your Internet Service Provider (ISP) lately? If so, during the transition, did you happen to lose some e-mails you wanted to keep? Or, how about this: you downloaded or saved a document and for the life of you, you can’t find it on your PC. Either way, don't panic, because all is not lost! Actually, nothing is lost, because your documents are there somewhere. It’s just a matter of knowing how and where to look for them. Awhile back, my daughter did not come home from school at her usual time. I called the school, which called her bus and they reported that she had never gotten on the bus. She was missing. So, in working with the school and the local police department, we started looking for her in the places where she ought to be (for example, the school, our street, etc). We then expanded our search to places she was no
computer tips-Get Professional Flash with Incrediflash 2007-08-16 07:06:00 Get Professional Flash
with Incrediflash There are many tools available for download these days that allow the authoring of flash animation and presentations. However, most are mainly aimed at Web designers and they still require a certain level of programming ability. Well, lucky for all of us, Incrediflash has changed all that by combining all the advantages of a simplistic authoring system for designers, enthusiasts and the layman alike. You know, anyone who just wants a photo slideshow of the family album, for example. There is no requirement to learn Flash at all. The amazing results produced from this software are achievable by all skill levels. So, what is required? Well, a photo album, a business seminar presentation slideshow or maybe a DVD for prospective employers during an interview presentation, just to name a few. The uses go on and on. Incrediflash all
computer tips-image map 2007-08-16 07:01:00 Image Maps Hello again everyone! Right off the bat, I'd like you to check out a diagram of a computer that I have designed. Be sure to hover over everything and click on all the different parts of the computer. Okay, are you ready?! To view it, just click here. Did you notice that when you clicked on a computer part, a tip regarding that piece of hardware appeared? Pretty cool, huh?! So, can you think of a way you could use that on your own Web site? Well, that diagram is called an image map and it’s called that, because it is an image with the different areas mapped out to different links on the Web. And today, I'm going to show you how you can create one for your very own Web site. Let's begin! 1.) First, you need to decide which image you would like to map out. You might already have one in mind, but I recommend mapping an image that is part
computer tips-searching with Head Tags 2007-08-16 06:56:00 Searching with Head Tags Need a little help getting your Web site noticed? If so, try these tips! Search engine traffic is the best traffic a Web site can get and obviously, the higher your site is in the search engine listings, the more visitors your Web site will get. Most people will perform a search and then click the very top result. This means, if you are at the top of the list, you're guaranteed hundreds and thousands of unique visitors each and every day, depending on your site's topic. Now, getting to the top of the search engine results depends on a few factors: the number of people linking to your Web site, the quality of the content on the page and the tags that appear in the head section of the code for your Web page. Those tags are known as head tags or meta tags. Most search engines will mainly base the searches on those meta tags, but s Read more:searching
computer tips-set your AOL homepage 2007-08-16 06:49:00 Set Your AOL Homepage Here's one for all you AOL users out there! For the longest time, I thought it was impossible to have a homepage for my AOL. I thought the AOL Welcome window was all the homepage I could ever get. I mean, it's always there and it seems hard to get rid of. Did you think the same thing? Well, I'm here to tell you that's not true! You can have a homepage for AOL, it's just a little hidden. Luckily, I have found a way to access the homepage feature in AOL in just a matter of seconds and with a simple tap of a key. Let's check it out! First, you will have to work offline for a minute in your Control Panel. Go to Start, Control Panel, Network and Internet Connections, Internet Options. The Internet Properties window will then appear. Under the Homepage area, type in the name of the Web site you would like your homepage to be se
computer tips-lost vista recycle bin 2007-08-16 06:43:00 Lost Vista Recycle Bin Are you having trouble finding your Recycle Bin in Windows Vista? Well, it was probably Mr. Nobody who deleted it, but rather than worrying about who did it, let's concentrate on how to recover it, complete with all your rubbish! Then once you find your deleted Recycle Bin, to prevent any more accidents, let's see how you can resize the desktop icons by scrolling the mouse. Alright, let's get started! Quick Instructions on How to Find a Lost Vista Recycle Bin: 1.) Right click your Vista desktop. 2.) Choose Personalize. 3.) Select Change Desktop Icons. 4.) Under the Desktop Icon Settings, place a checkmark next to the Recycle Bin option. With that done, let's continue on! Step by Step Instructions on How to Find a Deleted Vista Recycle Bin: 1.) Right click in a clear area on your V
computer tips-optimizing week-day 5-Ebay and Amazon 2007-08-16 06:40:00 Optimizing Week, Day 5 - Ebay and Amazon
Alright, let's end this Optimizing Week with a bang! Ebay is arguably the most popular online shopping service on the Internet these days and today, I'll be showing you how you can jazz up Ebay, along with another great shopping Web site: Amazon.com. Ebay Companion – We’re kicking off today with the ultimate Ebay/Firefox add on! It’s called the Firefox Companion for Ebay and it’s absolutely awesome. What it does is add a sidebar to your Ebay, which lets you access all of your Ebay information from one central location. It gives you alerts whenever you need them as well. For instance, if you’ve been outbid or if you receive a bid on an item you’re selling. It also protects you against Ebay and PayPal phishing Web sites and much, much more! The link to install this extension can be found here. Feedbackf
computer tips-optimizing week-day 4-wikipedia 2007-08-16 06:36:00 Optimizing Week, Day 4 - Wikipedia First of all, Wikipedia is one of the best research utilities on the Web today. I use it all the time and I’m sure you do too! Well, today, I’ll be showing you how you can make this Web site even better. When you're ready, let’s go! History - If you're often researching something on Wikipedia and browsing through several articles at once, wouldn't it be nice if you could close out some of them, but still be able to go back to any one of them at any given time? If that sounds good, you've got to check this out, because that's exactly what this Firefox extension does! It adds a little history box to Wikipedia, allowing you to see the last six articles you read. The link to install this extension can be found here. Googlepedia – This next add on makes it so that whenever you search Google, a relevant
computer tips-optimizing week-day 3-digg 2007-08-16 06:32:00 Optimizing Week, Day 3 - Digg Do you Digg? No, I'm not talking about digging holes in your backyard! I mean, do you ever use the social bookmarking site of digg.com? Well, if not, it’s a Web site anybody can use to share what they found on the Internet with the whole world. Also, with Digg, if you like a page someone else has found, you can Digg it. You dig me?! Okay, well, today I’m going to show you a few different ways you can make your Digg life that much easier! Custom Tabs - If you have certain criteria you're always searching for on Digg, why not make it easier for yourself? To do that, just install this Greasemonkey script and then click Customize on the header bar. Next, scroll down to the bottom and you can add your own custom tabs. To add a search, just search for it on Digg and hit Save Search. And that's only a portion of what you can do w
computer tips-optimizing week-day 2-MySpace 2007-08-16 06:26:00 Optimizing Week, Day 2 - MySpace
If you didn't know already, MySpace is the number one social networking Web site in the country. Millions of people visit it everyday. So, if you have a MySpace account and you want to get the most out of it, just check out these simple tips! Ad Killer – We’re going to start with fixing one of the most prevalent problems on MySpace: ads. Most MySpace users will agree that the Web site is filled with ads and unnecessary items. So, if you'd like to get rid of them, I suggest the following extension. The link to install the Ad Killer style can be found here. Toolbar - If you'd like to keep on top of your MySpace notifications, wherever you are on the Web, just use this toolbar. It allows you to automatically log in to MySpace, see your messages, comments and friend requests. It’s really quite cool.
computer tips-optimizing week-day 1-YouTube 2007-08-16 06:24:00 Optimizing Week, Day 1 - YouTube
Hey everyone! I have some great news for you today. All this week, I will be showing you ways you can make your favorite Web sites even better. That’s right! We’ll be using Firefox and Greasemonkey to customize sites like MySpace, digg, YouTube, Wikipedia and Ebay. We’re kicking off the week with YouTube, so let's get down to business! YouTube is a great Web site for viewing videos. It has a huge collection of videos for any topic you could ever think of! There are plenty of tweaks you can use for YouTube, which I’ll be going over, but keep in mind that you don’t have to get them all. Feel free to try them out and then decide whether you want to keep them or not. Alright, with that said, let’s customize! Video Downloader - First off, I am going to make it easier for you to download videos from YouTube
computer tips-trimming the vista border 2007-08-16 06:13:00 Trimming the Vista Border Here's another one for all you Windows Vista users out there! Windows Vista, by default, has huge borders around all their pages. This was probably done to show off the new transparency, but if you prefer a more slimmed down, minimal approach, you can easily configure this setting to make it a little more reasonable for yourself. Here's an image with the normal window border you are probably used to seeing. More so, the borders look even more ridiculously large if you aren't using the Aero interface. Now, here's a picture of the window border after some of the "padding" has been removed. It's much less wasted space, don't you think?! To make this change on your Vista computer, you'll need to open the classic Appearance Settings dialogue box. To get there, right click on your desktop and choose
computer tips-PC decrappifier 2007-08-16 06:05:00 The PC Decrapifier I know that name sounds a little funny, but make sure you keep reading, because I think you're really going to like this one. Trust me! Why, oh why do computer manufactures load their new machines with so much garbage? You know what I mean. Thirty day trials of this, cut down versions of that, advertisements to buy other programs, a whole host of utilities, nameless toolbars and who knows what else. And that’s even before you’ve started putting what you want on it! Even more, the real problem is that unless we are computer experts, we are terrified of removing any of that junk ourselves, just in case it’s a vital component of the system that we don't know about. Or, who knows, we could invalidate a guarantee or something just as horrible. Well, thankfully, someone has recognized the problem and has given us a (free for priva
computer tips-buying an mp3 palyer-what to look for 2007-08-16 06:03:00 Buying an MP3 Player: What to Look For MP3 players are one too many these days. Music on the move is fine, but being bombarded with choices can be quite a pain when you are ready to buy one. Do you go with a well known name, such as Apple and their iPod or do you take a chance on a cheaper, not so well known maker? Well, to make your decision a little easier, here is a rough guide on what to look for when buying an MP3 player. Memory Memory is the key to an MP3 player. Therefore, the greater the memory, the better it is. You can store that many more songs and so on. There's nothing like it! Audio/Video Formats If your player supports a number of audio and video formats, it’s a great value add, because you don’t have to bother looking for a software program that converts it to a compatible format. The audio formats include MP3, WMA, FLAC,
computer tips-e-mail this 2007-08-16 06:02:00 E-mail This If you like to share links to your favorite Web sites with your family and friends, this tip's definitely for you! It’s a Firefox extension that automatically creates an e-mail for you, with the site's title in the subject line and the link in the body of the e-mail. The e-mail can be opened in Gmail, Yahoo! Mail, Windows Live Mail (Hotmail) and even Outlook Express or Mozilla's Thunderbird. Boy, let me tell you, this is so useful. If you're interested in using it yourself, read on! 1.) First, obtain the E-mail This Firefox extension from this link. You will eventually have to restart Firefox to finish up the installation. 2.) If you want to add the buttons to the main toolbar in Firefox, just go to View and select Customize. 3.) A new dialogue box will appear with the buttons you can choose from. You only have to
computer tips-graphic card blue 2007-08-16 05:50:00 Graphics Card Blues Have you ever tried to play a game or use software that involves a lot of graphics or anything of the sort, only to get a pop up message telling you that you need to lower your screen resolution? Or, maybe even lower your color quality. Either way, if you have, you probably find this extremely annoying, am I right? Well, this pop up can happen for a number of reasons. Today, I will talk about the top three reasons and I'll also give you some hints on how you can fix the problem yourself. The first cause of this could be that your graphics card cannot handle such a high screen resolution, color quality or both. Most users who use Windows have their screen resolution set to 800x600, 1024x768 or something relatively close. If you have accidentally set it to something higher, your graphics card may not be able to handle all of that very well. The sa
computer tips-igoogle 2007-08-16 05:41:00 iGoogle Welcome to the wonderful world of iGoogle. Let's check it out! iGoogle is Google's attempt at producing a customizable homepage where you can add widgets (similar to little programs or Web sites) to a page, change the way it looks and make it exactly how you want it to be. Basically, it is a page where you can check on certain content, such as your e-mails, appointments, the latest news and so on. There are a massive number of widgets available for you to add to iGoogle, along with several different page types. For example, you could have a page dedicated to the news and weather, a page just for your e-mails and a page with your calendar on it. It's all up to you! iGoogle uses your Google account to deliver your custom pages. So, for example, it can see your calendar, your latest Google documents, your e-mails, etc. to display it all on one page.
computer tips-choosing a UPS 2007-08-16 05:38:00 Choosing a UPS Imagine this: Your expensive computer and all the important data you have on it could be rendered useless due to power surges, spikes and burnouts. Which is why it’s best to have a UPS and a voltage stabilizer that is designed to protect you against such power disturbances and more importantly, power up your computer even when there is no power supply. Here are a few tips that should help you in choosing the right UPS for you. 1.) Power Points The more power points on the UPS, the better it will be for you. If you are a home PC user, look for a UPS with at least a 500 to 700 VA rating. 2.) Backup Time Don’t expect your UPS to keep your PC running all day. Most of them are engineered to provide you with a backup time of around 10 to 20 minutes. What they essentially do is save your work when there is a power shutdown t
computer tips-system restore 2007-08-16 05:33:00 System Restore After reading through my e-mails the last couple of weeks, it seems like there's a great need for this tip again. So, here's a refresher for all of you on the system restore process. Check it out! Have you ever made a change to your computer that messed everything up? You know, maybe you downloaded something you shouldn't have or you installed a new program that just doesn't agree with your computer. Either way, a great feature to use in those types of situations is the Windows XP System Restore. With the System Restore, you can go back to a previous time on your computer, without losing any of your documents, pictures, e-mails or anything! The System Restore is able to keep track of any changes you may make to your system and it automatically creates what are called "restore points" for you. These points allow you to travel back
computer tips-microsoft surface 2007-08-16 05:30:00 Microsoft Surface Did you know that using mice on computers is slowly going behind the times? Why, even Microsoft thinks so! It seems as if the latest and greatest tools in the computer navigation world are your fingers. Yep, you read that correctly. Your fingers! Allow me to elaborate a little bit. Microsoft has unveiled a new type of computer in which you can use your hands to do the tasks you need to get done. Sounds pretty cool, huh? Let's check it out! This new product is called Microsoft Surface and it's very neat, to say the least. Basically, it is a Windows Vista computer that is tucked inside of a table base with a clear top. Inside the computer, there are five cameras that are able to sense your touch. These features allow you to, for example, paint a picture by “dipping” your finger into the palette and drawing something. Here’s an example of what Read more:surface
computer tips-texter 2007-08-16 05:24:00 Texter If you thought about it, I think you'd be surprised at how often you type the same things everyday. Now, wouldn't it be much easier to have the computer type those things for you? That would be so useful, don't you think?! It would save a lot of time too. Well, it just so happens that an application I'm going to show you today will do just that! The program we will be working with today is very simple, yet very powerful and it goes by the name of Texter. Adam Pash of Lifehacker, Inc. developed Texter himself. So, what does it do? Well, it allows you to program a hotstring and a replacement phrase. When you type the hotstring and hit a certain trigger key, the entire phrase will appear for you. For example, if the keyword is ''add" and I programmed the replacement phrase as my address, I would type "add" and then hit the trigger button. Once I do that, my
computer tips-more printer troubleshooting tips 2007-08-16 05:22:00 More Printer Troubleshooting Tips Many issues can occur when printing with any application you may use on your computer. The causes of these issues will vary though and that's exactly what we're going to go over today. The following procedures will help resolve general printing issues that may occur. The most common cause of printing issues involves conflicts between the program and the printer driver, which acts as a translator between the printer and the application. First, verify that the driver for your printer is up to date. You can contact your printer's manufacturer for the latest driver for the printer in use as well. Most manufacturers offer these updated drivers as a free download from their Web site. Below are some additional suggestions for troubleshooting printer issues. Print a Bitmap Image Using MS Paint This procedure will
Review About My Blog 2007-08-30 03:17:00 After two years this blog has been created,this is my first review about my work.I did something wrong before i started blogging because I lack of knowledge,no experience.1)the blog url should be not in numberic,my url reduce the chance my blog searching by internet surfer.2)Blog title-i should named my blog "Easy Money Online" instead of "Easy Money On Line"3)I don't have any idea and make up my mind what is my interest and topic to blogging about4)Description-I should wrote it in shorter form and straight to the point5)My motive-From the beginning,I start this blog just like many PTC,PTR fans,put the banner and ask others to visit their blog to make referrer for internet programs,actually I think this is spam and childist,who want to visit a blog full with ads banner?even myself has no interesting to such kind of rubbish blog.6)Trade link with the site that not related with my blog topic and usually considered as "rubbish" by searching engine,over created inbound link reduce my blog
New Blog With Webpage Template 2007-09-23 05:45:00 I just finished set up my new blog with a webpage template designed by dhtemeuleu.com.It's a very simple but nice feature template.I just like it when i saw it during i browsed with stumple upon.This template was designed for photo album viewing actually,with blank on entire page but only photo rotator at bottom.I just add some words and links on the page to make it looking more completed.This blog OnlyFemaleBloggers was created as a directory just for female blogger.It's still under testing,i even don't know would it works or not?For female blogger who has interesting to add your blog and photo to the blog directory,you can email me your blog url link and photo url link.The only rule is you must have your photo on your own blog to proof that you're female blogger.Blog topic,language,contents,page rank are not necessary.
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