Inauguration Sets Record For Video Streaming
It may be no surprise, but yesterday’s historical event set all time records in several areas. Most experts believe that this was one of the largest American congregations in history as well as one...
January 2009
How to Convert a MS Word Document to PDF in MS Word XP
Sharing documents is often necessary to let others read what you have written. One of the most popular methods is creating documents with MS Word, which results in a .doc file. But if you are sharing a MS Word document and are not sure that the reader has MS Word installed, or you don’t want the reader to make modifications, you might want to use a different format. The Portable Document Format (PDF) is very suited for this purpose and can be created directly from within MS Word.
Breaking News: New Windows Worm Reaks Havoc On Business PCs
DailyTech.com is reporting that a new Windows worm has reaked havoc overseas on over 8 million PCs, most of them targeted in the corporate evironment. Security analysts reported that the worm has been one...
Why Everyone Should Use Twitter
We don’t write many PC-related articles on here in regards to social networking, but there’s one social network that continues to get a lot of buzz surrounding it. Twitter. If you aren’t familiar with Twitter, click...
How to Mark Comments in an Email Message in MS Word XP
If you reply to e-mails you sometimes want to add comments to the original e-mail. Especially if the original e-mail is long, you do not want to retype parts of that e-mail. But for easy of reading, the recipient should be able to see what you commented. When using MS Word as your e-mail editor, you can configure Word to mark your comments with your name or some other markup.
This can be addressed using LongPathTool.
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