Yearly Archives: 2009

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4 WordPress Plugins to Help Protect Your Blog

Published on: June 17, 2009 in Blogging, Wordpress and has 9 Comments

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If you have a WordPress blog, then you have probably thought about securing and protecting your blog. I have read about many instances where someone has lost their blog because it was hacked. In some of the cases, the owner of the blog had to start over because they didn’t have a backup. Protecting your [...]

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Security Tips for Online Shopping

Published on: June 10, 2009 in Online, Security and has 6 Comments

I do a lot of shopping online. I enjoy the convenience, and the lack of crowds, but mostly I can find almost anything I want online. Many are wary of shopping online because of the security risk. Security is a huge issue when purchasing online, but there are many things you can do to ensure [...]

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Microsoft Outlook: How to Recover Hard Deleted Items

Published on: June 3, 2009 in Software and has 6 Comments

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For many that use Outlook at work, you are probably connected to an Exchange server that manages your e-mails. In many instances, the administrator of the Exchange servers has probably configured the server to retain deleted items for a specified period of time. By default, Outlook sends any deleted e-mails to the “Deleted Items” folder, [...]

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Microsoft Word: You Are Working Without a Word Work File and Memory is Nearly Full

Published on: May 29, 2009 in Software and has 36 Comments

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I have been struggling with a Microsoft Word problem for a few weeks now. Whenever I opened a document and then began changing it, I occasionally received an error message. Once the error message appeared,all the buttons and options within Word became grayed out. This prevented me from saving my work that I had done [...]

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How to Find Disk Space Hogs

Published on: May 27, 2009 in Windows and has 1 Comment

During my regular computer maintenance I tend to delete unnecessary files to conserve and recover hard disk space. Files such as temporary Internet files, regular temporary files, and old shortcuts are usually files that I like to remove. There have been times in the past when I have removed the unnecessary files but still have [...]

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How to Display Web Code Examples in Your Web Site

Published on: May 21, 2009 in Blogging, Web Site and has 4 Comments

I had been struggling with an issues in some of my blog posts. In posts that explain how to change HTML or PHP code for a web page, I like to display the actual code in my blog post. The problem is that when a visitor copies the code, it isn’t formatted properly. While the [...]

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Fix: Removing WindowsClick From Your Computer

Published on: May 20, 2009 in Security, Tips and Tricks and has 2 Comments

I recently had the opportunity to fix a computer that was having issues with a virus/trojan/rootkit. I included all three in the list because I had no idea what I was looking at when I first heard of the issues. I was told that when the owner of the machine would perform a search in [...]

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Replacing an Application with Another in Windows

Published on: May 13, 2009 in Windows and has 3 Comments

I recently received an e-mail form someone asking if it is possible to change the Task Manager in Windows. They had another application that they would like to use, instead of the built-in Task Manager. It is very possible to change the Task Manager, since I use Proces Explorer and have set it so I [...]

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