Blast from the past – Old posts to check out
Posted on October 11, 2007 at 9:57 am
With so many posts already written, it’s good to bring some of the older ones out of the closet, dust them off, and bring them back to life. Here’s a look at a few posts over the last couple of months that you might find interesting.
- What is my IP Address and how to find it?
Need to find the public IP address assigned to your house by your ISP? Well there’s a simple way to figure it out by simply going to this web site below. - How to setup remote desktop on Windows XP
If you have never used Remote Desktop, it is a really great way to connect to another PC (office, home, etc) remotely and get work done that you otherwise could not get done. I routinely use remote desktop to connect to servers at our office… - Tips for backing up your computer and system data files
Making sure you back up your data is one of those really important, but not so urgent type of things that we hear about in self-help books! Unfortunately, since many of us have tons of personal, work-related, and business data on our computers, it is EXTREMELY important to back up your data! - Using Google Desktop to track and monitor the activity on your computer
So here’s a much easier, more user friendly and an even better way to track and monitor your computer’s activity. And it’s always nice when it’s free! Our program that will help us in this is Google Desktop. - How to hide files and folders in Windows XP – The easy way
Ok, so here’s a quick little tip for those people who want to hide a particular file or folder on their computers, but don’t feel like spending $40 on a piece of software for that one single purpose! This method of hiding files and folders in Windows XP is quite rudimentary… - Managing photos better in Google Picasa
If you’re a fan of Picasa because of it’s ease of use, search capability and great organizational power for your pictures, but you only use it’s basic features, then it’s time to learn some useful tips and tricks… - Outlook – How to use email rules to automatically move emails to folders
In this post, we’ll take a look at how you can manage your email better by having incoming mail automatically moved into separate folders. - Simple ways to increase computer performance – Configure paging file
If your computer has begun to slow down after several months of usage, there a a couple of minor changes you can make to your settings that will help increase the performance of your computer. - How to make/build/create your own web site
This will be the first part in a series of posts about how you can make/build/create your own web site without needing to spend lots of money! - How to send large files to friends and family when email doesn’t work
In a previous post, I talked about how you can email large digital pictures to other people by using the built-in windows email feature or shrinking the pictures using an XP PowerToy.
Check them out and hope you enjoy some the of previously written posts! Thanks!
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[...] akishore wrote a fantastic post today on “Blast from the past – Old posts to check out”Here’s ONLY a quick extractMaking sure you back up your data is one of those really important, but not so urgent type of things that we hear about in self-help books! Unfortunately, since many of us have tons of personal, work-related, and business data on our … [...]
October 12th, 2007 at 12:21 am
