If you have family members that live in a different time zone, you may want to add an additional clock to your task bar to display that time zone. Below are the steps to do this.
>> First right click on the time in taskbar and click on the “Adjust Date/Time” option.
>> The “Date and Time Properties” window dialog box will open.
>> Select the “Additional Clocks tab”
>> Check the “Show this clock” option
>> Select the time zone from the drop down.
>> Choose a name and enter it in the “Enter a display name” text box.
Now when you click on the time in the task bar your new clock will be displayed along with the default one.

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Do you wish you were the one controling how your open windows were displayed on the screen rather then letting MS Windows 7 decide with that new feature called “crazy automatic resizing, moving and snapping windows to who knows where” feature?

Take back control by diong the following:
>> Open the Control Panel.
In Category view select:
>> Ease of Access
>> Change how your mouse works.
Under the “Make it easier to manage windows” section, select the check box:
>> Prevent windows from being automatically arranged when moved to the edge of the screen
>> Click APPLY
This will turn off and disable the Snap windows feature.

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If you’re like the rest of us PC users, you may, on occasion, need to take a picture of some area of your computer screen.
This is helpful when trying to explain a problem or solution to something. It’s also useful if you need to create some type of tutorial for screen or print. MS
Windows comes with a tool called the “Snipping Tool”. To access this tool go to the following: Click on the start button/All Programs/Accessories/Snipping Tool.
Just drag the cursor around the area you want to capture and then choose SAVE AS/SAVE AS TYPE. Use GIF for simple text or clip art and JPG for more detailed stuff, like photo’s etc.

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Have you ever pressed the button on your CD rom drive to open it and nothing happens? Instead of pushing it half a dozen times then bashing it another half dozen times, try this.

Get a flash light and find the tiny hole that should be somewhere next to the door that seems to be super glued shut.
Straighten out a paper clip and stick it in the hole. With any luck, the door should open up allowing you to get the CD thats been stuck in there for the last six months.

OK, here is a very cool tip that few people know how to do.
Here is the situation. You have some type of presentation like a power point, flash video, or maybe a copy of your website that you have burned to a CD. You want to give this to friends or customers right?

Rather then having them see a bunch of files and or folders when they insert the CD into thier CD-rom drive, you would prefer a specific file to open/start automatically. Here is how you could accomplish this.

Go into Notepad and create a file with the code shown below. We will assume you have a copy of your website and you want the home page (index.html) to automatically be displayed when the CD is inserted.

[autorun]
shellexecute=index.html

Name the file Autorun.inf and place it with rest of the files before you create the CD.
If all goes well, when the CD is placed into the CD-rom drive, instead of seeing the files/folders themselves, the home page should automatically be displayed. This is especially usefull if the file is some type of video/flash presentation etc.

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