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Playstation 3 – How to enable dual audio output (HDMI and Optical Digital/Multi AV)

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Jimmy S
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This quick recipe will explain how to enable dual audio output on the Playstation 3. Originally one could only do this by ‘tricking’ the PS3 by the order in which you turned on components and loaded games. However, seeing that it was possible to do, Sony finally enabled the feature in a later firmware update.

Dual output is nice in that your TV can help act as a better center channel and you still use your full audio receiver setup or even just use the TV at night. This will work with any two of HDMI, Optical Digital and AV Multi adapter.

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Why is there music playing in gmail?

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David Kirk
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Many, many people this morning have been wondering why music suddenly starts playing when gmail is opened. Well, it’s a bug for one of gmail’s new features. Here is how to stop the gmail carnival music.

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Windows 7: Show All Icons and Notifications on Taskbar

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Lê Hoàng
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By default, Windows 7 does not display all icons and notifications on its taskbar. Many people find this counterintutive. This tech-recipe will show you how to force Windows 7 to display all of those icons so that they can be more easily accessed.

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Windows 7: How to Map SkyDrive Folders as Network Drives

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Rob Rogers
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If you use Microsoft’s SkyDrive for storing or sharing files, you can create mapped network drives that are easily accessible from your applications as well as the operating system itself.

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Outlook 2010: How to Disable the Favorites Panel in the Navigation Pane

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Rob Rogers
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If you don’t use the Favorites panel and want more room to view your mail folder list, you can disable the Favorites panel. This change won’t remove anything located in the panel, so you can easily go back to it if you change your mind.

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BlackBerry: How to Find and Erase Personal Information within Log Files

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David Kirk
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Recently, a friend of mine figured out that his wife had been calling an ex-boyfriend on her BlackBerry. She had been switching out SIMs; however, she did not realize that her incoming and outgoing phone calls had been recorded within the log files of the phone. Are you curious? Here is how to filter and find this information. Additionally, we describe how to erase the logs to protect your privacy

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Windows 7: Prevent Users from Changing Themes

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Lê Hoàng
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If your computer has multiple users, chances are that those users will attempt to change the theme to their favorite one. Use this tutorial to prevent users from changing your wallpapers and themes.

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iPad – How to enable accessibility / zoom options in iOS

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Jimmy S
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This recipe explains how to enable accessibility options on the Apple iPad that can assist those with vision impairments or bad vision. The iPad’s OS (iOS) has accessibility options that we can enable to make reading and navigating much easier by zooming the screen in and in turn enlarging the view.  Navigation and zooming is done via three finger gestures.

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Outlook 2010: Easily Find Unsaved Contacts

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Rob Rogers
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Outlook 2010 does you a huge favor, even if you’re unaware of it. Everytime you email someone that isn’t one of your saved contacts, Outlook saves them just in case you need to use them again someday. This is a much better way to find an address of someone that you emailed months ago but neglected to save them as a contact.

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Windows 7: How to Change and Customize Windows Media Player 12’s Library Background

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Lê Hoàng
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Are you tired of your old Windows Media’s library background? Do you want to change its background into your favorite wallpaper? These steps will help you to customize your Windows Media Player.

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Windows 7: How to Overwrite System Files

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Lê Hoàng
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When trying to change system files, this error is commonly experienced: “Access denied: You need permission to perform this action.” System files are protected by TrustedInstaller. Even a user logged in as an Administrator does not have permission to overwrite system files. These steps will allow the user to overcome this error and overwrite system files as needed.

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Windows 7: How to Boot Windows Silently

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Siddharth Bose
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It is a quiet and peaceful morning. Everything is just perfect. However, then you switch on your computer, and the start-up sound of Windows destroys the blissful environment. If you ever need to disable the Windows start-up sound and perform a silent boot, these directions will return you to peace and quiet.

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