If need to locate your Mac’s serial number, there is an easier way than trying to locate it on the hardware itself. For example, on my MacBook Pro the number is located under the battery. Let’s find it through the software instead.
Many Microsoft Office programs keep a list of your recent documents and places so that you can quickly access them later. However, due to privacy reasons, many users may not want these programs to save and display this information informations. This applies to Microsoft Word 2010, Excel 2010, PowerPoint 2010, and Publisher 2010.
In Outlook, the Auto-Complete feature will display suggestions for names and emails as you begin to type in either the To, Cc or Bcc line. If you find this feature annoying, you can follow this tutorial to completely disable it.
This tech-recipe will explain how to use the Playbook’s built-in screen capture feature to capture screenshots from the Playbook. This can be very useful for creating documentation and guides.
Beside the traditional way to log on one’s user account by providing a password, Windows 8 also let users log in using a unique unlock pattern. This option can be a lifesaver if you forget your password. Instructions for how to set it up, how to change, and how to delete the pattern are all included.
This tech-recipe walks Blackberry Playbook owners through wiping all of the data from the device.
Robocopy is a wonderful tool for synchronizing directories, migrating servers, or just generally copying data on or between Windows systems. The built-in version of Robocopy on Windows 7/Server 2008 R2 introduced a multi-threaded copy option; however, this is not available in earlier editions of Windows. Read on to discover how to do multi-threaded Robocopy operations with a batch file with any version of Windows.
Using a picture as your User Tile in Windows 8 is boring! Here is how you can change it to a short video clip instead. A hack for using both a picture and video simultaneously is also included.
When tweaking your Portal 2 graphics settings, it is essential to have an estimation of what your current frames per second are.
The User Tile is displayed in the Start Menu and on the Taskbar to help easily identify which account is currently logged in. You can change the User Tile to a number of included images or use one of your own.
By default, when photos look like you, Facebook will autosuggest tagging you. Being tagged in photos makes some people quite uncomfortable. While there is currently no way to disable photo tagging completely, you can stop having your name suggested every time a friend comes across a picture that looks like you.
By default, Windows 8 displays the User Tile for the account being used in the far right portion of the taskbar. If you are a user that heavily uses the Taskbar, then you can recapture that screen real estate by disabling the User Tile.
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