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OneNote: Copy Text from an Image

OneNote has the ability to extract text from an image.

iPhone or iPad: How to Edit Photos

In the latest version of iOS, users are able to rotate, remove red-eye, crop, and perform one-click auto enhance of their pictures.

Hide Any Stock App on iOS 6 without Jailbreaking

Many users wish that Apple would granted them the ability to hide stock applications without the need to jailbreak. By visiting a special website, this is possible.

Windows: Schedule a Repeating Alarm

Do you constantly find yourself forgetting an appointment or important meeting? Using Window’s Task Scheduler, you can create an alarm for yourself without having to download any extra software.

Windows 8: Remove Control Panel Items

The Control Panel is a useful tool. From here, you can modify a number of settings. However, sometimes you will encounter useless settings that cannot be configured. It makes sense to remove these items.

Word 2013: Crop a Photo

Cropping photos in Word is useful if you want to remove unwanted areas from your image.

Printing Calendars in Outlook 2013

Having a physical calendar that shows all of your upcoming appointments and meetings can be more useful to some people than an electronic one. In this tutorial, I will show you how you can print a variety of calendar views in Outlook, including daily, weekly, and monthly.

Word 2013: Embed Fonts in a Document

Have you recently created a document with a unique look? You should consider embedding whichever fonts you have used. This especially applies when you have not used a common or default font.

Windows 8: Create a Virtual Hard Drive

Creating a virtual hard drive (VHD) is useful if you need an extra place to lock down your files.

Gmail for Android: Stop Downloading Attachments Automatically When Using Wi-Fi

By default, if your Android phone is connected to a Wi-Fi network, the Gmail app will automatically download attachments from recent emails so that you can later view them instantly. While this can be helpful, it may also affect other apps that require a fast connection. Fortunately, you can disable this feature.

Windows 8: Displaying a Message on the Startup Screen via the Registry

Users and administrators can insert a message on the startup screen of Windows 8 by simply editing the registry.

Windows 8: Change the Duration of Displayed Notifications

Notifications in Windows 8 are displayed at the top right of the screen and, by default, only last five seconds. This tutorial will show you how you can adjust the duration to a length of time that works best for you.

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