Archive for 'Windows 7'
How do I sort my contacts in Outlook Express?
Q: I’m using Outlook Express in Windows XP. How can I list my contacts in alphabetical order? A: The once-popular Outlook Express e-mail program enjoyed a good ten-year run, from Windows 3 to Windows XP. Microsoft’s Windows Vista finally killed it, unfortunately, substituting Windows Mail, which died a short two years later. Outlook Express lovers […]
Posted: November 14th, 2011 under Windows 7, Windows XP.
Tags: contacts, outlook express, sorting, sorting contacts
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How do I go back to Internet Explorer 8 from IE9?
Q: I recently upgraded to Internet Explorer 9. My bank’s website doesn’t work very well with Internet Explorer 9. How do I uninstall Internet Explorer 9 and go back to Internet Explorer 8? A: Microsoft began offering Internet Explorer 9 on March 14, 2011. Like any new piece of software, some people love it and […]
Posted: October 24th, 2011 under Internet, Software, Windows 7.
Tags: Internet Explorer 8, Internet Explorer 9, Rolling back to Internet Explorer 8
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How do I use Sticky Notes in Windows 7?
Q: In Windows 7 for Dummies, I cannot find any reference on Sticky Notes. How do I use and save Sticky Notes to highlight a point or a text in a document? A: With Windows 7’s Sticky Notes, what you see is what you get: They’re an electronic equivalent of a real-life sticky note: A […]
Posted: October 3rd, 2011 under Software, Windows 7, Windows 7 for Dummies.
Tags: Saving Sticky Notes, Sticky Notes, Using Sticky NOtes
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How can I retrieve a forgotten Windows 7 password?
Q: My friend forgot his Windows 7 password. If I give him my Windows 7 System Repair Disc, can he restore his system to a point before he gave it a password? And will my System Repair Disc work on his computer? A: First, a lost password isn’t a problem in Windows 7. It’s no […]
Posted: September 12th, 2011 under Safety, Windows 7.
Tags: lost password, lost windows 7 password, password reset disk, system repair disc
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Stopping media players from fighting over your music
Q: Windows XP won’t remember my choice of media players. When I right-click a music file and choose Play from the pop-up menu, I choose Windows Media Player. I also click the box that says, “Make this player default.” But the next time I open a music file, a different media player opens the file. […]
Posted: September 5th, 2011 under Software, Windows 7, Windows Vista, Windows XP.
Tags: default media player, enable winamp agent, winamp
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