Why sending large attachments is a bad idea
Tuesday, November 10th, 2009In June Google increased the maximum attachment size of a message to be 25MB. Some users are still hungry for larger sizes – but that’s a bad idea. (more…)
In June Google increased the maximum attachment size of a message to be 25MB. Some users are still hungry for larger sizes – but that’s a bad idea. (more…)
An age old problem has resurfaced for Adobe Flash Player users this week. (more…)
When travelling abroad with your laptop it worth keeping in mind a few points. There included it getting lost, stolen or damaged – business travellers should be better at this than those who are taking their laptop on holiday. (more…)
Using Wi-Fi on the go is rapidly becoming far easier. Planes, trains, stations, hotels, coffee shops – you name it you can get it just about anywhere. But as a friendly word of warning, you maybe opening the door to security problems. (more…)
Last week a customer asked me how to save photos someone has sent them from an email.
Simply right-clicking over any of the photos did not allow them to save it, nor would copy and paste, or clicking and dragging to a folder. (more…)
Often people say that they are bored by how many pages are printed out when they press print whilst viewing a website. Mainly the waste of paper which is produced and the unnecessary amounts of ink involved. There is an easy way round this problem which is oh so often over looked. (more…)
One of the most misinterpreted functions of the keyboard that I come across on a day-to-day basis is the difference between the ‘return’ key and the ‘enter’ key. (more…)
Last year I posted an article about how to reset and force an update for a Sky+ box (more on that here). This year, due to some requests, I am posting details of how to reset and force an update on a Sky+ HD box. (more…)
Earlier in the month I covered what the ‘Quick Launch‘ bar was. This week I am going to tell you how to add items to the Quick Launch bar for quick and easy access to your favourite programs – it probably couldn’t be easier! (more…)
Copying and pasting text in documents or emails is really easy, and should be known by all computer users.
As an example, if you want to move copy text in an email, and have the same words, sentence or paragraph, there are two ways to do this, without having to retype the text. (more…)