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Tech No Phobia - Episode 1.10

Tech-No-Phobia

Tech No Phobia airs on Cox Cable channel 9 every Tuesday at 5:30pm MST and repeats on Saturdays at 4:00pm MST.

- Windows Media Edition

- How to 'unzip' files

- Internet Traffic Report

- Buying and using digital cameras

- Dye sublimation printers

Resources

Microsoft's Windows Media Center Edition
If you love digital media, the newest version of Windows may be just for you! Learn all about the Media Center Edition and how it can do everything from word processing to record your favorite TV show at Microsoft's web site!

How to work with Zip files!
Zip files are compressed files that can contain one or more files inside of them. If you have Windows XP, you can automatically open them without any additional software.

If you have an older version of Windows, you can download any of the shareware programs like Winzip or Zip n Go or one of the free programs like Zip Genius.

The Internet's report card
InternetTrafficReport.com is a great way to see how the entire Internet is doing in terms of performance. The next time someone tells you that the Internet is slow today, go see for yourself!

Tips for buying and using Digital Cameras

If you plan on buying one or have one and need tips for using it, check out this week' Super Geek Tip!

An alternative to ink jet printers for printing images.

If you are extremely picky about your digital photos, you may want to check out a Dye Sublimation printer from Olympus!

Trivial Tech Term

Zip: ZIP refers to a popular data compression format. Files that have been compressed with the ZIP format are called ZIP files and usually end with a .ZIP extension.

Tip of the Week

How to buy and use digital cameras: If you don't already own a digital camera, it is likely that you will get one in the near future. But what should you look for when buying your first digital camera?

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