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How to Connect an Inkjet Printer to a Windows Computer

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There are a few things you should know before you connect an inkjet printer to a Windows computer. There are a variety of ways to connect the printer, but if you use the following steps, you can easily make it happen... more »

How to Connect to a Target Device for Debugging in Windows

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Debugging in Windows is used to test and find problems with computer programs and code. To debug, it's helpful to show the results on a device that's separate from the computer. One popular way to connect to a target device for debugging in ... more »

How to connect to Cisco router using Hyper Terminal

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If you need to setup or make changes to a cisco router, here is how to connect to router... more »

How to Convert a DVD to be Compatible With YouTube

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Uploads usually take 1-5 minutes per MB on a high-speed connection, and converting your video takes a few minutes. A regular upload you can upload videos no larger than 100 MB. But you tube has a multiloader of which you can upload many files at ... more »

How to Convert Measurements Easily in Microsoft Excel

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The unit conversion tool in Microsoft Excel is very useful. It can convert one unit of measurement to another. For example, convert miles to kilometers or ounces to kilo with the unit converter. Follow these tips to use the tool... more »

How to Convert the FAT32 File System to NTFS

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Learn how to convert the old FAT32 file system to the new improved NTFS... more »

How to cope with software un-installation

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Windows software uninstallation Woes – Why is it So Hard?.. more »

How to Copy a File in Windows

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A file is copied when its contents are placed in a new location in the file system but the original file is not modified. A file may be copied to the same directory if the new file name is unique to that directory. Windows has several ways of ... more »

How to Copy a Network Connection

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If you need to create multiple dial up, virtual private network (VPN) or direct connections, you can do so quickly and easily by copying an already created network connection. The following steps will show you how... more »

How to Copy a Windows User Profile

By Tricia Goss

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If you are an administrator or member of the administrators group for a computer, you can copy a user's profile and apply the properties to another user. These steps will show you how... more »

How to Copy Cd’s to Windows Media Player

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copy cd's to your windows media player.. more »

How to Copy or Move a File to other Location without using the Copy and Paste Method

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Copying or Moving a File to other Location without using the Copy and Paste Method.. more »

How to Create a Custom Side Toolbar

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In this video yo will learn: *How to create a toolbar *How to move a toolbar to the side *How to change icon size.. more »

How to Create a Microsoft Query Using Gender and Currency

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This article describes how to perform a query in Microsoft based on Gender and Currency... more »

How to Create a MobileMe Photo Gallery

By Alexia Petrakos

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MobileMe is more than just a great way to keep all your data synchronized among all your Macintosh and Windows PCs, as well as your iPhone and iPod touch. You can also easily create photo galleries and share them with the world (or just a few ... more »

How to Create a Search Folder in Windows Vista

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Windows Vista offers significantly enhanced search capabilities over Windows XP, including Search Folders that can aggregate automatically updated search results for ease of ongoing maintenance. Any search criteria can be used to create Search ... more »

How to Create a Shortcut in Windows

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Shortcuts are a means of directly running a program without locating the program file. Shortcuts are represented by an icon which can be opened to start the program. There are several different ways of creating a shortcut to a computer program... more »

How to Create a Shortcut to a Drive in Windows XP

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You can create easier access to any of your computer drives by creating a shortcut to that drive on your Windows XP desktop. Simply double-clicking the shortcut icon will give you immediate access to any of the data on that drive... more »

How to Create a Show Desktop icon in Vista

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Occasionally, Windows' users may find the Show Desktop icon has suddenly disappeared from its normal position on the Quick Launch toolbar due to various reason. Whether you accidentally deleted or it was removed due to one of the patches from ... more »

How to Create a Slideshow Screensaver in Windows XP

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Are you tired of looking at the same old computer screen savers? That waving Microsoft checkered flag? Old-school flying toasters? Or some other commercially-created image or images that repeatedly blight your desktop? Maybe you’d prefer to see a ... more »

How to Create A Small 5 Computer Network at Home

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The way we going to setup our network will be pretty straight forward but basic. Since the hardware installation is pretty much straight forward. We are just going to simulate the software that we install and hopefully you get a brief ... more »

How to Create a Snowflake Screensaver for Christmas

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During the Christmas holidays, you can decorate your computer by creating a snowflake screensaver to keep your spirits high even when you are working. Snowflake screensavers are so popular that you can even download a version if you don’t have ... more »

How to Create a Windows NT Boot Disk

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Unlike most Microsoft operating systems, Windows NT doesn't have the capacity to use true boot disks. Instead, Windows NT will allow floppies to load essential operations files into memory then switch control back to the installed system. This ... more »

How to Create a Windows Sound Scheme

By Tricia Goss

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Sound schemes on your computer consist of sounds associated with certain events. While there are many sound schemes to choose from, you can also create a sound scheme. The following steps will show you how... more »

How to Create Backgammon Wallpaper for Windows

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If you're a fan of backgammon, then you probably want to display reminders of your love of the fun competition. If you use a Windows based operating system, you can create and display backgammon wallpaper on your computer... more »

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