Hello Everyone,
If you’re a small business that wishes to take it to the next level in either free or low-cost, reliable, and professional quality online solutions, then Click Here to read this very comprehensive PC Magazine article that can help you get started.
Good Luck,
Mark
Hello Friends,
Sometimes, that wonderfully perfect PC just refuses to work right. When that happens, Click Here to engage the ever-amazing magic of the Complete PC Recovery Toolkit.
Good Luck,
Mark
Hello Everyone,
Click Here to get a step-by-step easy-to-follow procedure on how to configure Windows 7 Media Center for use with Internet TV and NetFlix.
Enjoy,
Mark
Hello Everyone,
I hope you enjoy this 22 minute audio excerpt of Windows Weekly, describing how to use the new Windows 7 Problems Step Recorder, published here as a CANDLESHORE PODCAST.
Hello Everyone,
So, you got your hands on iPhone OS 4.0 Beta but want to give it back because many of your favorite iPhone Apps don’t function correctly as they were written for iPhone OS 3.x?
Read on and I’ll point you to an excellent step-by-step tutorial on how to downgrade to version 3.1.3 of the iPhone 3GS firmware. Read the rest of this entry »
Hello Everyone,
Want to solidify your news reading experience using the elegance of Outlook combined with the universality of the Google Reader?
Click Here to learn how.
Mark
Hello Everyone,
I absolutely adore my Acer Aspire One NetBook running Windows 7 Ultimate. However, the Aspire One TouchPad can interpret a single tap as a mouse-click. So,, if you have large hands or are a sloppy typist, you might find yourself hitting the touchpad accidentally, resulting in unintended mouse-clicks. Simply disable the TouchPad to eliminate this problem.
If you’re using Windows 7, the only way to quickly Disable or Enable the Acer Aspire One TouchPad is to press and hold the Function (Fn) key and tap the F7 key on the NetBook’s keyboard, once. This hardware key combination is a toggle used to either Disable or Enable the TouchPad. The state of this toggle is saved for future Windows 7 sessions; that is, even after shutting down your NetBook, Windows 7 will remember whether the TouchPad was either Enabled or Disabled at the time of ShutDown and remember the setting.
Mark
Hello Everyone,
The following is courtesy of Simple Help.
Mark
HOW TO CONVERT PDF FILES TO ePUB FILES TO READ ON YOUR iPAD WITH iBOOKS
This tutorial will guide you through the process of converting PDF files so that they can be read in iBooks, the iPad application. Read the rest of this entry »
QUESTION:
Ok, Mark:
Nice going, I think. Only you very successfully blew me out of the water with this one. (grin) So, if I understand correctly, you are using your iPhone as a wifi hotspot for your netbook? I’ve often wondered about the possibility of doing that, though only in a very rudimentary sense. I’m not understanding the link to Verizon here, though. Since the networks are different, and your iPhone’s at&t. In any case, nice write-up, and I’m intrigued. WOW do I have a lot to learn (smile).
ANSWER: Read the rest of this entry »
Hello My Fellow iPhone and iPod Touchers,
This week I am visiting San Diego to attend the annual CSUN technology convention.
As you may guess, I would never go anywhere without a reliable means of connecting to the Internet on one of my portable computers.
However, since my assimilation into the Apple Orchard, it is not enough to merely have broadband access on my computer but I now insist on having it (as WiFi) on my trusty iPhone 3GS for many reasons not the least of which being that I now, almost exclusively, use it for Skype on a daily basis. Read the rest of this entry »
