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Outlook 2003 delivers mail to nowhere
A couple of days ago, my Thinkpad T42 laptop suddenly could not boot up for some reason. No problem, I thought, I would run the IBM Rescue and Recovery program to recover my operating system as well as personal files, which I back up every week. The restoration went exceptionally well that I only loss […]
Firefox’s Keyboard Shortcuts
October 24, 2005
These keyboard shortcuts make my life easier. My favorites: Ctrl+K to take me to the search box / to search within the window Ctrl+B for bookmarks Text sizes: Ctrl+= (ctrl and equal size to increase), Ctrl+- (ctrl and minus sign to decrease), and Ctrl+0 (ctrl and zero to restore)
Accepting and Rejecting Tracked Changes the Old Way in Microsoft Word
October 22, 2005
Excerpt: While I rarely use this feature, I can see how the new Word 2003 toolbars would suck, and why people want the old way back. When you accept a tracked change in Word 2003, you must hit the Next button to go to the next tracked change, while in older versions, you were automatically […]
PicoCrypt: Encryption to go
October 19, 2005
(Click here for Screenshot) I have been looking for an encryption software that satisfy the following requirements: Small and portable: I want to run the program from my USB key, that means it should be small. By portable, I meant the program should be able to run without installation. I can just plug the USB […]
SciTE–Excellent small text editor for your USB Key
October 17, 2005
In my quest for a small, fast, full-featured text/code editor, I encountered SciTE. This is an excellent text editor that supports color-coded source code for many languages (C, C++, Fortran, Python, Perl, …) The program is small, can be run without any setup, which makes it ideal in a USB key. Best of all, it […]
October 24, 2005
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