Informative seven step guide to starting your own compost pile.
According to the U.S. EPA, every American throws away an average of 1.3 pounds of food scraps daily. In addition to this,
For years I have been telling people why I don't open forwarded mail, or 'chain letter emails'. Recently I took one of these chain letters and extracted the email addresses that it contained. 
This chain letter was less than a week old when I got it and in that week it had been circulated to 169+ people. Many probably
from Kim Komando Show Electronic Newsletter - Feb. 28, 2009
Betty in Lincoln, NE never misses a show on KLIN 1400 AM. She wrote in to say that she's fed up! She's getting way too much spam.
So, Betty would like to limit her e-mail to messages from friends and family. She would like to know how to do this in Outlook.
You want to set up an approved senders list, Betty. Only mail from your approved senders will make it to your inbox. All other messages will be moved to the Junk folder. It can be
One problem with Windows Vista is that when it creates System Restore points it doesn't remove the oldest Restore point. This leads to an accumulation of a lot of outdated files that can eat up plenty of hard drive space. If you have a small hard drive like I do this leaves you with too little free space at the most inopportune times. So once every week or two I have to go in and delete the older Restore Point files.
But Restore Points are important. To understand them click here to view an explanation and How2 at Tiplet.
GlennDL
Your JPEG photos are not degraded when you merely open the files. Rather, they degrade every time you edit and save them.
The JPEG format uses lossy compression. Compression is used to keep file sizes small; it's very common with photo formats. However, some data is discarded when JPEGs are compressed; hence the "lossy" part. And, each time you save a JPEG photo, it is further compressed. That means you
According to Gabe Goldberg at Tiplet:
It’s often desirable or necessary to capture — that is, record into a file — what’s on your Windows screen. Windows has two basic tools for this: the Print Screen (or PrtScreen or some other variant) key captures the contents of your entire Windows desktop onto the Windows Clipboard; pressing Alt and PrintScreen captures only
Try these tips and tricks to make Internet Explorer faster for Web browsing and downloads.
From Tiplet Newsletter: 2-23-09
1-21-2015 UPDATE: Still using Firefox (from the 2010 Update) and on its worst day its more reliable and faster than IE on it best day. Best tip EVER! Make the switch.
3-29-10 UPDATE:
I recently was having so much trouble with IE8 that I switched over to Mozella Firefox about three weeks ago and have had no problems. Kelly and her
Tips on improving wireless reception between your wireless router and different rooms in your house. [click the link below]
Tiplet:expert tips & tech support
Related Link: How To Set Up a Wireless Connection
