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Copy Data from Scratched DVD’s & CD’s

August 20th, 2008
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Have you ever tried to copy a file from a CD or DVD that has been scratched? If so you might have received an error message stating that the file could not be copied because it is corrupt, but there might still be hope if you really need to access the

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Time Saving Tuesday

Windows only
Searching for files on your computer was something that was once a tedious process, but in the last few years it has been one of the most talked about features in new operating systems. Sure you could always search for files on your computer, but do you remember when you'd have to

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Tutorial Thursday

Windows only
When it comes to computers I'd say that keyboard shortcuts (a.k.a. hotkeys) are something I couldn't imagine not having at my beckon call. Certain applications take advantage of keyboard shortcuts more than others, but what we're looking to do today is show you how to assign hotkeys to any folder, program, or URL

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Helpful Tip: Right-Click in Boot Camp

August 13th, 2008
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It's nice that with Apple computers you can now run the Windows operating system using Boot Camp, but they don't tell you how to do things like right-click. For the longest time I didn't notice any problems because I often have my MacBook Pro hooked up to an external mouse and keyboard, and the mouse has two-buttons just like most standard computer mice. The MacBook Pro,

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Time Saving Tuesday

In this day and age almost everyone has a USB drive that they use to transport data, and if you're like me you probably have more than one. I use one drive for carrying documents when needed, another that has helpful apps (antivirus, etc...) for fixing other people's computers, and one to backup important files from my computer.

Once you become

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Free Windows Partition Manager

August 8th, 2008
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Windows only
One thing that Microsoft finally got around to doing in Vista is making it easier to manage the partitions on your hard drive. Using the built-in Disk Management you can do most common operations without needing any third-party tools, and in my experience it works pretty

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Tutorial Thursday

Windows only

Have you ever been working on a project where you wish you had a copy from a few hours or days ago before you made some changes? Most people never think about being able to setup a system that manages revisions of files (a.k.a. version control) because they think it's too complicated, but it

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