My kids enjoy playing with my iPhone. Inevitability, one of them accidentally deletes an application. They think that FaceTime is the coolest thing ever; however, I certainly do not want them trying to FaceTime everybody in my contacts. These issues can be easily restricted on any iOS 4.2 compatible device such as an iPhone, iPod Touch, or iPad.
Many users are reporting that the iPod app shows “No Content” when attempting to play music after updating to iOS version 4.2. This bug seems to affect both iPhones and iPod Touch devices. Luckily, the fix is easy.
With iOS 4.2 Apple has made the Find My iPhone service free for everybody. Here is how to access the free Find My iPhone service.
Highlighting texts or lines in a document allows users to identify important information quickly and easily. This tutorial describes how to highlight or remove highlighting of text within a PDF document. How to highlight text in the same document with different colors is also described.
To set the icon of any drive (hard disk, cd rom, etc.) with a letter, follow these steps:
Want to change the icon for your hard drive or CD/DVD drive? This tutorial describes how to change the graphics on these icons to whatever you wish.
With iTunes 10 Apple has introduced Ping, a music social network. However, many users do not want to use Ping at all. These directions show how to turn off the Ping service in iTunes. This article has been updated to include an additional way that can be used to turn it off.
When saving attachments in Outlook, items are saved to the Document folder. For better file organization, you may want to change this default save location. This guide provides step-by-step guide to change default save attachments folder in Outlook 2010.
Pinning the Computer icon to the taskbar makes accessing files on the hard drive more efficient. However, many users have trouble doing this because the routine pin method actually pins the Explorer icon instead. This tech-recipe describes the best method to pin the Computer icon to the taskbar.
By default, Word checks your document for common spelling and grammar mistakes. This can be a great help in writing letters and business documents, but if you use it to document programming scripts or mathematical formulas, it can be rather frustrating to have a page full of red lines all over your document due to Word seeing it as incorrect. You can ignore the Spelling and Grammar of your current document, all new documents written in a particular style, or all new documents that are created in Word.
When you set up your Gmail account in Windows Live Mail 2011, all of Gmail’s folder labels will appear on the left sidebar. If you only use some of those labels, you may want to hide the rest for better mail managing. This tutorial will show you how.
With any IM client, I find saving my chat history to be essential. As I use IM for business purposes, I frequently review my previous conversations. Here are the steps required to automatically save your conversation history in WLM.
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