Capture Screen Shots And Insert Them Into Your Document

May 27, 2005 | No Comments

Adding a screen shot into a document is very easy to do. It is very useful if you are including step by step instructions on how to accomplish something. You can easily take a screen shot and insert it into your document for reference. The first thing you have to do is get your screen [...]

Citizen Gnome

May 26, 2005 | 2 Comments

Without a doubt, I would not be where I am today without having gone to college (read: a university). I’ve got a BA in BS… which is to say, I’m officially an English teacher. Instead of walking the path of formal education, I pulled onto a different path not long after receiving the degree, choosing [...]

Star Wars Episode III: Revenge Of The Sith Strategy Guide

May 26, 2005 | No Comments

Over 125 screenshots! This guide will take you through all 17 single player levels, details ALL secret locations, and gives recommendations on upgrading your Force Powers. This guide is everything you need to become a Jedi Master. Also available is the text version for only $5.95. The guide is beautifully bookmarked so you can easily [...]

Netcraft Toolbar For Firefox

May 26, 2005 | No Comments

A few weeks ago I linked to the Internet Explorer version of the Netcraft Toolbar for folks to try out. It seems like a lot of folks really liked it, but of course there were a few people wanting to know why there was no Firefox version of it. That is a reasonable question, as [...]

Inbox.com

May 26, 2005 | 18 Comments

As Internet communication increases, it seems like we all demand more server space for our e-mail. The classic 5MB that was offered with many of the free services back in the day just doesn’t cut it anymore. Services like Gmail have spoiled the masses by encouraging us to think in terms of gigabytes instead of [...]

How Much Do They Know About You?

May 26, 2005 | One Comment

How much information can someone get from you? You would be shocked to find out what a Web site can learn from your surfing habits. Firewalls only defend PC ports that allow file sharing; they don’t hide your browsing habits. To see what information you’re giving away, check Privacy.net’s analysis page, which lists the information [...]

Prevent Pictures From Moving In Word

May 26, 2005 | 2 Comments

Have you ever inserted a picture into Word, placing it exactly where you want it, only to find out later that it is now in a different place? Well believe it or not, you do have complete control over where your picture is located and where it stays. If you are working in Word 2002 [...]

FirstStop WebSearch First Social-Bookmark Meta-Search Tool

May 26, 2005 | No Comments

FirstStop WebSearch, LLC has announced the addition of a “Social Bookmarks” search category within FirstStop WebSearch, its award-winning meta-search engine software product. With a single search, users can now obtain an aggregated list of search results from popular social bookmarking systems such as LookSmart’s Furl.net, CiteULike.org, and Zniff.com, a search engine for the Spurl.net. The [...]

VoIP Gotcha: Getting 911

May 25, 2005 | No Comments

I’ve been free of a land line for a couple of months now. So far, so good. Having my voice mails delivered in WAV attachments via e-mail is a dream come true. I don’t have too many complaints, other than at times (for unknown reasons) I’ll lose a conversation mid-call… or pick up the phone [...]

Yellowicon – Freeware Icons!

May 25, 2005 | No Comments

I am confident enough in my own manhood to say that I like pretty things. That does not make me any less of a man, does it? Since I do like pretty things, I like to make my desktop icons look pretty as well. Thanks to the Web site, Yellowicon, I can now get all [...]