Posts Tagged ‘Microsoft Windows 7’

Posted on April 10th, 2013 by Forrest Garcia  |  No Comments »

Creating Multiple Signatures in Outlook 2010

Most users only use a single signature when sending emails but there are few who work at two or more places and need to use different signatures. Users can create multiple signatures in Outlook 2010 and quickly add them on different emails in just 2 clicks. For example, a person using Outlook 2010 on a [...]

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Posted on January 14th, 2013 by Forrest Garcia  |  No Comments »

How To Delay And Reschedule Emails In Outlook

Have you ever had those times when you need to schedule an email to send at a specific time using outlook?  Here is how it can be done!   1. Tools menu / Rules and Alerts / New Rule. 2. go to Start from a Blank Rule and Select a template box then hit Check [...]

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Posted on January 2nd, 2013 by Forrest Garcia  |  No Comments »

Turn your digital memories into a DVD

Windows 7 by default comes with a DVD Maker software.  Home users will particularly like this tool since it lets them burn DVD movies using their own media like home made videos and digital photos. The quickest way to make a DVD is to add pictures and videos in Windows DVD Maker, and then burn [...]

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Posted on December 10th, 2012 by Forrest Garcia  |  No Comments »

Setting Up Two Monitors Using Windows 7 easily!

Windows 7 has some neat enhancements, one of them being how it lets you handle dual monitors. If you’re adding a second monitor to your Windows 7 home or office PC, which is a very good idea, it’s a breeze to configure. There are actually two ways you can currently setup multiple monitors in Windows [...]

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Posted on November 15th, 2012 by Forrest Garcia  |  No Comments »

IE 9 is not remembering passwords

I ran into an annoying problem the other day where Internet Explorer would not remember a password when I was logging into a site. I don’t really remember when it stopped remembering passwords, but it didn’t seem to matter which site I would log into, it just didn’t ask me if I wanted to save [...]

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Posted on November 14th, 2012 by Forrest Garcia  |  No Comments »

Change Windows 8 Lock Screen

Lately, I’ve been playing around with Windows 8 and one thing that kind of bothers me is the fact that there are two sets of settings/features: one for Windows and one for the Metro UI. It’ almost like two different versions of Windows mashed into one. For example, there is a Metro version of Internet [...]

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Posted on October 22nd, 2012 by Forrest Garcia  |  No Comments »

Accidently misplaced your Windows product key? Here is a way to get it back!

For those of us who install or update our operating systems it is very easy to accidentally misplace your product key, or lose the piece of paper that you may have the key written down on. Luckily there is a way of recovering your Windows key before you need to do a big system pack [...]

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Posted on October 16th, 2012 by Forrest Garcia  |  No Comments »

How to automaticly refresh your webpages.

One of the oddities of the IT market is the use of web-based applications and needing to continually refresh your Internet Explorer page. I know I grow pretty tired of having to hit the f5 key every few minutes to make sure that I am not missing out on anything or to make sure that [...]

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Posted on October 11th, 2012 by Forrest Garcia  |  No Comments »

Microsoft Office applications keep crashing! Help!!!

Recently I have come across an error with Office 2010 on a Windows 7 machine. Out of the blue I receive errors that say Microsoft word has stopped working, and right after the notification it gives me the option to check online for a solution or to close the program. I have listed the most [...]

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Posted on October 3rd, 2012 by Forrest Garcia  |  No Comments »

The quick how to on backing up Windows 7 drivers

WindowsDrivers are essential software for the hardware functions on a computer, and it is always a very good idea to back them up. It can be really an hassle to try to reinstall or repair Windows, only to find that a driver is missing or corrupt. Many PC manufacturers have their own drivers for crucial [...]

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