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Tip of the Week: Update Holidays in Outlook |
If you are using the 2003 version of Outlook (not Outlook Express), you may have noticed that not all holidays are in the calendar in future years. Microsoft published an update last year that will update the calendar for all holidays from 2007 through 2012 here.
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Headwhack of the Week: What changes were made in my document? |
Those that exchange Microsoft Word documents with others for contract negotiations, legal proceedings or for any form of collaboration are often faced with comparing the original document with the most recently updated document in order to understand what changes where made. OR if you want to remember what changes you are making to an older document, this week's Headwhack solution is here to assist!
A very helpful tool in Word allows you to track changes to the document no matter who made the changes. The next time you plan on e-mailing a document for someone's review and update, click on the Tools menu, then on "Track Changes" (or Ctrl-Shift-E if you prefer keyboard shortcuts).
If you want to make sure that the recipient can't turn off the Track Changes option, click on Tools, Protect Document and choose "Tracked changes" in the list of editing restrictions. Next, click Yes, Start Enforcing Protection and enter a password to keep it real!
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Geek Speak of the Week: Reverse Telecommuting |
Bringing personal work to the office: paying bills, balancing your checkbook, preparing your tax returns, playing games, reading online newspapers etc. on company time...YOU KNOW YOU DO IT!
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Security: Remote printer spam made easy |
It's bad enough that visiting a rogue website can cause malicious software to be silently installed onto your computer, but now it appears they can start sending print jobs to your network connected printers and fax machines. Here's the scoop on how it works and what you can to prevent it from happening on your network!
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News: Windows Live OneCare upgrade brings headaches |
Microsoft released its own security software suite last year called Windows Live OneCare which has had it's share of bumps and bruises, but the latest update appears to be giving some users a big ol' headache. If you are using OneCare and have been seeing some weird results or behavior, see what others are experiencing here.
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News: TV's Mythbusters' 7 Tech Headaches-and how to fix 'em |
The MythBusters television show on the Discovery Channel is all about the crazy stuff that happens when technology meets man. But what happens when the technology causes grief for one of the MythBusters themselves? Well, they rant about it on the Internet of course!
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News: Universal Denies Reports That It's Leaving HD DVD |
The Blu Ray vs HD DVD format war rages on and every week seems to bring a new potential story about which format is going to win. The folks that distribute movies on DVD will have lot to do with which format prevails, so news that one of the biggies was going to drop support for HD DVD seemed like a big blow to that camp.
However, contrary to reports that circulated on Wednesday, Universal Pictures issued a terse statement indicating that reports they were dropping support for HD DVD in their video libraries were inaccurate.
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Opinion: Crazy CES Revelations That Won't Happen |
Lore Sjöberg of Wired.com covered the Consumer Electronics show from his hot tub in Marin County, so here's his look at what he is pretty sure was being revealed at CES 2008!
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Weekly Advice Column: How do I transfer video from my DVR to my PC? |
Ben was curious to know: Is there a way to download a recorded program from a DVR to a PC or laptop which would then possibly be burned on to a DVD for permanent storage? We all seem to have Digital Video Recorders (DVRs) these days, and transferring your favorite shows to your computer can actually be pretty easy!
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This Week's Show: The Best of the Consumer Electronics Show |
It's the time of year that all the blackjack dealers in Las Vegas dread: the invasion of the tech heads. The running joke by the dealers is that the CES nerds show up with one suit and a twenty dollar bill and they don't change either!
All joking aside, this is the show that unveils what's hot in consumer electronics and sifting through all of it can be overwhelming. How many new gadgets will impact you this year? How many new products are simply solutions searching for a problem?
Listen in as we review our best of the best of the best (and some of the worst of the worst)of CES 2008!
Join us (on most) Saturdays from 12:00PM–2:00PM (Mountain) on News 92.3 KTAR or listen LIVE via the Internet at KTAR.com as we discuss your computer questions at: 602.277.5827 or ask your questions during (or before) the broadcast using the ask a question page.
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