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How to Create a Soundcloud Playlist

Soundcloud

Soundcloud is a cloud-based music streaming service. It differs from competitors such as Spotify and Pandora in that it focuses on the social sharing of music and account holders can upload their own audio files to the site. Soundcloud offers a free account, or you can opt to pay $9.99/month for a “Soundcloud Go” account that gives you access to offline listening, more songs, and no ads. This tutorial describes how to create a playlist once you have a Soundcloud account.

How to Protect Cells in Google Sheets

Google Sheets

Google Sheets allows you to protect cells or sheets so that certain users cannot edit them. This is a great tool to use if you have a spreadsheet that is used by many people and you want to prevent them from accidentally deleting or typing over complicated formulas or valuable data. Use the steps in this tutorial to protect cells in Google Sheets.

Adding Numbers Starting From a Specific Page in Word

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Numbering pages in a Word document is a common and easy task. While adding page numbers from the beginning of a document only requires a few clicks, adding numbers starting from a specific page can be a bit tricky. You will have to go through several steps if you want to do the latter (i.e., breaking the link between pages in the document, getting to the header or footer, and adding the numbers). If it sounds complicated to you, this tutorial will walk you through all the necessary steps to add page numbers to your document in no time.

How Do I Take Screenshots in Windows 10

Taking a screenshot in Windows 10 is easy. In fact, you can use several different methods to capture an image of your computer’s screen. You may be familiar with using the PrtScr key, commonly known as the Print Screen button. However, what you may not know is that there are other ways to take screenshots on your computer. Depending on your needs, you may want to take a temporary screenshot, save the screen image in a file, take a screenshot of the whole screen, or even take a screenshot of the current window without capturing the whole screen. Aside from using the dedicated screenshot key in Windows 10, you can also use a built-in app that is specifically made to take specific screenshots within a customized range. This tutorial explains how to do all of this and more.

How to Enable Narrator in Windows 10

Windows 10 has a voice narrator that can be enabled to assist those who are visually impaired. When you enable Narrator in Windows 10, your computer will read aloud all the keys that you press as well as the text that is on your screen. It will even read notifications and calendar appointments on your Windows PC. This feature can also be useful if you have a problematic computer screen. Narrator can be enabled or disabled in the Settings menu. You can also choose your preferred Narrator voice, change the pitch, and adjust the speed of narration. Read on to discover how to maximize your Windows experience using Narrator.

How to Change a WordPress Blog Address

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After you have created a blog, you may find that you do not like the name you chose for it and want to change it. Luckily, it is very easy to change a WordPress blog address without creating a new one. Here is how to do it.

How to Disable the Camera on iPhone

The camera on iPhone is one of the world’s best smartphone cameras. With its 12-megapixel iSight camera, your iPhone can help you capture the best shot of that special moment or that stunning view. Undeniably, iPhone’s camera is one of the device’s strong points. However, there may be instances when you want to disable the camera on iPhone. If you want to keep your child from wasting your storage by taking too many pictures or videos or if your place of employment does not allow any cameras on the premises, temporarily disabling the camera of your iPhone can be quite useful. This tutorial will guide you through the steps you need to disable the camera on iPhone.

How to Restore Older Version of Google Slides Presentation

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By default, whenever you make changes to a Google Slides presentation stored on your Drive, the service will save revisions of that file so that you can restore it back to an earlier version in case something goes wrong. Continue reading to find out how to use it.

How to Format Non-Blank Cells in Google Sheets

Google Sheets

I recently worked on a spreadsheet with a table that was populated using the filter function. This meant that I did not know how many rows would be included in my table: It would dynamically update as the source data changed. I wanted to apply some formatting to the table so that it would look better than straight text. I achieved this by applying conditional formatting to all the cells that could be included in the table. The conditional formatting was set to shade the cells that were not blank to make my table look more cohesive. This tutorial explains how to format cells that are not blank when using Google Sheets.

How to Use Google Sheets DMAX Function

Google Sheets

You can use Google Sheets DMAX function to find the maximum value in a range based on some criteria. For example, if you have a table of data with outstanding payments you are owed from each of your clients, you can use DMAX to find the oldest of the outstanding payments for each client.

How to Access the Hidden Messages in Facebook Messenger

Facebook has an algorithm that screens out messages from people who are not connected to you. Should the algorithm deem that a message from a stranger is not worth reading, it redirects the message to a filtered messages folder. Messages in the filtered folder do not give any notification. You can still access the hidden messages in Facebook to view these unread messages. You may be surprised at the number of messages you have in your filtered messages, and you may find some of these messages are important to you. This tutorial outlines the different ways to access the hidden messages in Facebook using your Windows computer, Android, and iPhone.

How to Keep Your Data Backups Safe

Data Backup

We have all heard the horror stories: You receive a late night call from the office, the caller frantically telling you that the entire network has gone down and the backups are corrupted, or even worse, missing entirely. The IT landscape is littered with tales of backups gone wrong, both deliberately and accidentally. Businesses have suffered, jobs have been lost, and reams of data have been compromised, all because of mishandled data backups.