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Create and Edit Zip Files In Linux Using The Terminal
In a previous article, we detailed how to use the tar command to create archives. While tar is a very...
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Shutdown and Restart Your Computer From The Ubuntu Terminal
In Linux, it’s pretty simple (as it is in most operating systems), to restart your computer, logout of your user...
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Difference between Windows 7 Home, Professional and Ultimate
If you are running Windows XP or Windows Vista and are thinking about making the switch to Windows 7, you...
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Windows Asks to Format Your USB Drive or SD Card When Connected?
So here’s a really annoying problem: you connect a USB drive or USB SD card reader to your PC and...
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Is there a Classic View in Windows 7?
Yes Windows 7 has some fancy eye-candy graphics and display options with the new Aero interface, but maybe you don’t...
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Fix “Cannot Start Microsoft Office Outlook” Error
I recently ran into a problem when using Microsoft Outlook on my laptop. It’s got Windows 7 and I am...
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Fix “There was a problem sending a command to the program” Error
Windows is full of strange error messages that I’ve written many posts on previously, so in this post I will...
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Retrieve Your Wireless Network Security Key in Windows
Have you experienced a situation where you have to add a computer to your wireless network and you can’t find...
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Show the Classic Navigation Tree in Windows 7 Explorer
Windows Explorer in Windows 7 has undergone some major changes, one of which is the new Navigation pane. The classic...
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Terminal Tricks: Use the Terminal as an alarm clock
If you keep your computer on all the time, and are looking for a nice way to wake up in...
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How to Add a Program to Startup in Windows XP
Want a specific program to run every time Windows starts? Maybe you created your own program or downloaded something off...
