By default, Box only displays 35 items per page. If you think this number is too low and want to avoid switching between pages to find what you need, you can configure Box to display more items on a page.
How can I start, stop, or pause Windows Services from the command line? This Tech-Recipes tutorial describes how to perform these functions in all versions of Windows including XP and Windows 7.
By default in Photoshop when you press Ctrl + Z (or cmd + Z on a Mac), the program will undo the previous action. However, if you press the same shortcut again, it will redo what you have just done. Many users would like each subsequent “undo” to reverse a prior step in time. Fortunately, you can configure the undo shortcut to make it work as you wish.
This is another guide to TiVo service alternatives which utilize your PC and TV tuner card. This tutorial provides an overview of the three main commercial personal video recording (PVR) software packages (non-open source) and includes helpful notes about each.
For those of us who use their iPhone or iPad as an alarm clock, the Do Not Disturb settings available in iOS 6 forces incoming calls and alerts to be silenced. This tutorial will walk you through setting up this new feature.
With the new user-friendly Metro interface of Windows 8, power users will still need to know how to find the all powerful command prompt in order to execute those terminal commands.
When installing Windows 8 in Virtualbox or VMWare, many users are getting the error which says “Your PC needs to restart. Please hold down the power button.” at the beginning of the installation process. This tutorial will show you how to fix this problem.
The new Google Maps Beta is an instant bookmark in everyone’s favorite list.
While the new splash screen for Adobe Reader is attractive, it gets old very quickly. Many people do not like the welcome screen either. If you would like to disable these screens, this tweak will get you started. Instructions for both the Windows and Mac verions of Adobe Reader included.
The following Tech-Recipes tutorial contains a trick for selecting “no to all” in Explorer.
The splash screen can be helpful when showing you what add-ons are being loaded or displaying file locations. In other cases such as the Microsoft Office applications, the splash screen is just annoying. If you would rather not have to see the Word, Excel, PowerPoint or OneNote splash screen each time you run the application, follow this tech-recipe to remove it.
The fsutil command line utility has a number of useful diagnostic and configuration tools for the Windows filesystem. Making a file of an arbitrary size, possibly very large, with this utility is very easy. Making a 1GB file with other methods (Wordpad, perhaps) can be tedious.
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