Want a free incoming fax service where the faxes are sent straight to your email (and I mean completely free, no signup fee or anything)?
Here is your answer:
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Want a free incoming fax service where the faxes are sent straight to your email (and I mean completely free, no signup fee or anything)?
Here is your answer:
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Do you have more than one email address configured in your Mail program on your Mac, and you want to change the email address that it normally sends from?
No problem. All you have to do is this:
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This is a little known, but very handy tip that you can use whenever you want to hide your files and folders for whatever reason (e.g. the files have valuable financial info, you don’t want anyone else who uses your computer to see them, etc.). It’s very easy to do, but I still felt the need to do a video about it. I also added the text below the video in case you prefer to read.
Here is the video!
You’ll enjoy this one, because it’s super easy. No more having to email your iPhone pics and videos to yourself to enjoy them on your computer. All you have to do is the following:
Ever have some files or folders that you want to make private so only you can see them, or so that when you bring your Mac in for repair (which is rare), your files are hidden? Well I just did a video that shows you exactly how to do it.
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I know this may be a simple task, but this feature is kind of hidden.
If you start a project in iMovie ‘09, don’t do anything with it, and then go back into iMovie ‘09 later, you’ll be working under the same project name that you just created, not a new one. It saves whatever you’ve been working on automatically, which is great. That way you don’t lose your work. You just have to be aware of what project you are adding to when you go back into the program.
If you are starting a new project and you’ve already been working on some projects in iMovie in the past, then you need to go to FILE>NEW PROJECT and name the new project. Then any work that you do from that point on will be saved in that new project.
However, you may have already started to work on the project under a project name that you created earlier, but didn’t do anything with. If that’s the case, then you’ll want to rename the project to what you are currently working on.
Here’s how:
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Do you want to view the full header of an email in gmail so you can track the email and see where it’s coming from?
If so, here’s how:
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If you’re having issue with Avira Antivirus updating on your system, you have a couple of options:
Recently, for whatever reason, my black Macbook all of a sudden did not have sound. I wasn’t sure what happened, whether my OS got corrupted or what. Did some quick research and figured out the cure.
Here it is:
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With the iPhone OS 2.0 and up, you can easily take a screenshot of your iPhone screen without downloading an app.
Here’s how:
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In this video, I talk about video that I did that shows you how to charge your RAZR V3 cell phone via a USB connection with your computer. That way you can be anywhere, even on the beach, and still be able to charge your RAZR. It also comes in very handy if you travel a lot. If you ever lose your charge, it’s a hassle to get another one, and it’s not cheap either.
Also in the video, I show you how to TRIPLE the amount of text messages that the phone can store. This is very valuable, because out of the box, the V3 can only handle around 30 text messages. And once it goes over that, it LITERALLY beeps EVERY 10 SECONDS telling you your inbox is full. I had that happen, and boy was that annoying.
I also offer a BONUS as well.
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Can’t open a .wps file? Don’t know what application can read it? Both Mac and PC have free apps that you can download and install so you can open a .wps file and save it as a Word file, or whatever you choose.
Here they are:
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Is Windows Vista driving you nuts asking you after every action if you really want to do what you have asked your computer to do? Well, you no longer have to deal with that.
Here is how to turn it off:
If you want to know whether or not your anti-virus program is working, then here is a very simple way to create a fake virus so that you can test it (this is completely safe to do):
If you want an alternative to paying over $100/mo just to entertain yourselves via your TV, check out this article that explains how you can cancel your cable/satellite TV subscription and still watch great TV and movies via your computer on your TV.
Here’s the article:
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