One of the easiest ways to get support for any Quicken products is to chat with a tech support agent online. Here’s how: Visit their web site at www.quicken.com Click Help & Support Choose your version of Quicken (or other product) Click the “Live Help” or “Chat Now” on the next page that appears
Tonight, Matt and I decided to share our top web based apps for our show theme. Here are the sites with their links: Animated video skits Xtranormal Google Drive (word processing, spreadsheets, presentations, and web forms) Gmail email SlideRocket presentation creation HaikuDeck iPad presentation tool Pixlr Image Editor LastPass password management Avery Design & Print mailing labels Rapportive.com rich profiles… Read More »KAFM Computer Help Show – 10-17-12
First look for a button or hot key combination that your laptop might provide to disable the trackpad or adjust its sensitivity…that will be the best method. However, if you cannot find or don’t have that option, these two downloads may help you type in more peace with your laptop: TouchFreeze TouchPadPal
I ran across this tool a few years ago, but more people have asked about it, so here you go. What this free tool does is analyze all those End User License Agreements (EULA) that we agree to blindly when we install new software or sign up for an online service. After downloading and installing this tool, you can use… Read More »EULAlyzer can help you stay safe
Here is a link for that downloader program that helps download streaming video from the web.
Sally called today and wondered how to get her iTunes to a micro-SD card that she can then listen to on her cell phone. I’m not sure of the legality of this program, but it appears to do the trick. It’s called Sound Taxi.
Garry called in today and asked if we had mentioned anything about the K-Meleon browser. We hadn’t, but now we have. Thanks Garry!
Pat called today and needed to transfer his iTunes library from a Windows XP machine to his new Vista machine. We didn’t have any great advice besides buying a Mac, but did find this step-by-step process that explains how to do it.
In some cases Outlook doesn't save your password, even if you enable the option to save the password. This error is caused by a malfunctioning of the Protected Storage Space from Windows. To solve this problem, run the registry editor and navigate to the key HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Protected Storage System Provider. You will find a key with a long name starting with S-1-5-21 which you have to delete (probably it's save to create a back-up of this key by File, Export). In most cases the problem is solved and next time the passwords will be saved. Be carefull: by doing this you will lose all stored passwords. Read the back-up page how to recover these passwords.