Unlike the older versions of Yahoo Messenger which display each conversation in a separate window, version 11 and later groups all conversations into one window through tabs. Fortunately, we can turn off the tabbed chat feature easily. Continue reading to find out how.
This Tech-Recipes tutorial will prove tasty to those of us who have a “public” PC. It explains how to edit almost every aspect of Windows XP and tighten security/access to whatever one would like.
After users install SP2, Microsoft Exchange will no longer work correctly. Usually, the create new email and reply buttons will not work. The following tutorial explains how to correct this.
Editing some files on an OS X system requires superuser or root permissions. Typically, this is accomplished using sudo (which lets authorized users assume superuser powers, cape and tights optional) and vi. To the uninitiated, vi can cause intestinal distress and hair loss. An alternative is the use of TextEdit, the graphical text editor application, but under normal circumstances, you can open a system file like hosts but cannot save it. Following the steps in this recipe, you can edit a system file using TextEdit and put off learning vi for another day.
One of the disadvantages of recording a screencast in Android is that there is no pointer on the screen. Thus, viewers may not be able to follow the described actions. By following these steps, touch on the screen will be simulated with a white spot at the touch position.
This is a must-read Tech-Recipes tutorial for Xbox fans. This was missing from my original tech-recipe, and it is much needed!
By default, whenever you install a new program in to the Windows system, it will be highlighted in the Start menu. Although this feature can help you spot the new programs easily, it can also make your start menu distracting. This tech-recipe will explain how to disable this feature both through the taskbar properties and through the registry.
Google has released a new utility that allows the user to be notified when they get new email in their gmail.com account.
As a security precaution, Microsoft’s SP2 prevents Bluetooth devices from working until they are configured.
This is an install tech-recipe for Windows XP. It describes how to install Windows XP from the hard drive.
Initially the Weather app in Windows 8 displays the temperature in degrees Fahrenheit. Users not in the United States will want to switch the unit to the more familiar Celsius scale. Fortunately, switching between these two units in the Weather app is quite easy. Read on to find out how.
In Windows 8 users are asked to use a Microsoft Live account to log into the system. This allows syncing and sharing personal data across multiple devices very easily. However, this can be very dangerous if someone gains unauthorized access to your Live account. To avoid this situation, many users may want to use a local account instead.
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