Software and hardware from Microsoft Inc. Including all operating systems (XP, Vista, 7, etc.)
I have had quite a few articles and tools that I have been wanting to post here but I haven’t made the time to do it. So I guess I am just going to make one big post for all of them. Most of these tools came from the wonderful How-to Geek but there...
Read more →I should have some good pictures of pumpkins sometime this week so I will post those as soon as I get them. I also just wanted to share a few tools I found over the past week (or two). The first I found over at Lifehacker and it is called NetDrive. It allows you...
Read more →I had a realization today. I really like osx. I think the operating system as a whole is just pretty good. I am not used to it and it would take me a good long time to learn all of the shortcut keys that are available, but on a whole I like it. The...
Read more →I found a great new site this past week. Howtogeek.com is a site that was developed to show you how to do a whole lot of things you never really thought you would want to do. At least that is what it is for me. Things like getting a Expose Clone for Vista to...
Read more →Download squad has been kick’n it into high gear with some great downloads. First lets start with Vista tools. There is something about programs that don’t need to install in order to run that I just love. Vispa is one of those programs. It is similar to TweakUI for Windows XP but it doesn’t...
Read more →Thanks to Download squad I can once again print to searchable PDF’s without the need for Adobe professional installed (I hate that software). The software they talked about is called doPDF and it is basically just for printing to PDF. The readers left some comments to some other PDF creators that are probably worth...
Read more →I saw this tool and found it very useful for managing large photo collections. It helps if you already have things somewhat organized but this will allow you to edit all that information that is usually hard to get to. Below is a quick review I copied from gizmodo also. Microsoft just released its...
Read more →You can backup your putty settings with this quick command in a run dialog box, regedit /e “%userprofile%desktopputty.reg” HKEY_CURRENT_USERSoftware<Your_username> or you could just use PortaPuTTy. Just in case you can’t figure it out from those two tips, here are the full instructions. I am taking this right from one of my favorite blogs. Exporting...
Read more →I have been trying to figure this out for a very long time. I know I was able to do it once but I couldn’t figure out how to do it again so I am posting it here for myself and the rest of the world to know. Open up a command line and...
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