Video Tips

Here’s a little story, and an important life lesson, for anyone that uses a video camera to capture memories. Please learn from my mistake so you don’t have to go through what I did.
When I’m doing a job or favour for someone, I tend to take it pretty seriously. So when two friends of mine […]

Here is a new technology allowing you to completely enable remote access to all your home-based media resources: from your TV channels, to your video clips, music and photos, any live or recorded media on your home-based PC can now be remotely accessed from anywhere via your own laptop or mobile phone device.
Live television, […]

Wouldn’t it be great to be able to take your television with you anywhere you want around your home apartment?
How about seeing your favorite satellite TV match from your laptop while connected from an Internet cafe on the other side of the world?
And since traditional TV stations do not yet broadcast live over your broadband […]

Would you like to automatically search live television broadcasts based on key words?
How about an immediate email notification of relevant news with video and text of anything matching your keywords of interest or the ability to archive any relevant video segment found?
Keyword search of online video and audio recordings is emerging as a highly […]

Converting PowerPoint presentations to video file formats such as: .AVI, .MOV, and .WMV could be very helpful whenever you need to show your presentations without PowerPoint, or via a TV screen.
Most PowerPoint presentations have transitions and animations. To maintain such animations on the video, you will have to use a product to grab the slideshow […]

Pop-up windows are both annoying and useful. Many sites rely on popup windows as a valid part of their operation. Others simply bombard you with popup ads. Internet Explorer’s new popup blocker gives you a simple, yet flexible tool to control popup windows as you browse the Internet. In this video, we’ll explore some of […]

Browser Add-Ons are one of the many ways that viruses, spyware, and other malware can attach to your computer and cause you grief. Browser Add-Ons are also one of the many ways that legitimate publishers can add functionality to Internet Explorer or to specific Web sites and pages.

Browser Add-Ons are one of the many ways that viruses, spyware, and other malware can attach to your computer and cause you grief. Browser Add-Ons are also one of the many ways that legitimate publishers can add functionality to Internet Explorer or to specific Web sites and pages.

Windows Firewall has been in Windows XP since it was released. With Service Pack 2, Microsoft has shined the spotlight on the firewall as a key component to keeping your computer safe on the Internet.

If you’ve installed Windows XP Service Pack 2, one of the first things
you’ll be presented with is the new “Windows Security Center.”

Both Outlook and Outlook Express have powerful “rules processing” abilities that allow you define actions that should be taken
automatically when a message is received. Based on various conditions, such as the e-mail address the mail was sent from, either of
the Outlooks can be instructed to copy, forward, move or even delete the e-mail.
One approach to […]

Unused accounts cluttering up your .NET login dialog? Here’s how to remove them. Learn how to change or remove the .NET passport associated with your Windows login account, too!

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Hard drive abounding with spyware critters? Shake it off with the assistance of Spybot S&D and Leo’s advice in this week’s video tip!

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Keep forgetting to defrag your hard drive? Don’t like to wait for it when you do? Learn to use the Task Scheduler to do it for you automatically when you’re not around.

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By Leo A. Notenboom
Who’s got that file open? Where’s all my memory going? What services does SVCHOST provide? Who’s hogging the CPU? See how to answer those questions and more using Process Explorer from sysinternals.com.