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How to automatically lock your computer

Aug 19, 2011

I bet you have had situations where you want to lock your computer so nobody can access it except you or someone who know the password. One way is using a shortcut key CTRL+L (L stand for Lock). In this fast tutorial i show you how the computer can do it for you if your away from your computer. PS: this tutorial is for Windows 7. Step 1) right-click on your...

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How to add fonts to your computer

Aug 14, 2011

So, you are thinking that you should get some new awesome fonts to do your presentations/letters more attractive. 1. First of all, you need to download some fonts > simply navigate to google.com and type in “Download Fonts” You should see http://www.1001freefonts.com/ as the first answer, it’s a good page I recommend to use it! 2. Select the...

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How to disable UAC on Windows 7

Aug 6, 2011

User Account Control is easily one of the most hated features of Windows Vista and Windows 7, according to readers. The seemingly endless stream of UAC pop-ups, asking you to confirm this action or that action, just get in the way (and aren’t particularly zippy, given the screen redraw). Others don’t mind UAC, but there’s no doubt...

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How to take screen captions with Snipping Tool

Jul 31, 2011

First of all you NEED Windows 7 to do so. Cause Windows 7 has Snipping Tool implemented in it. We have all encountered problems like “I only want to screen cap this thing only” but don’t want to use Print Screen method, cause it needs to be cropped and so on. Windows 7 has a fix for our problem you can use : Free form snip Rectangular...

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How to install LibreOffice (Windows)

Jul 30, 2011

If you feel that buying Micro$oft’s Office is overpriced for you, we recommend you to use LibreOffice an office suit brought to you by former OpenOffice developers. LibreOffice is freely downloadable if you click here. You will need JRE to run LibreOffice get it here. So if your wondering that, how to install it afterall. Here’s a quick reference for...

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