Apple’s Pages word processor comes free on a Macintosh and it is easy to use and powerful, but what about when you have to share those documents with someone on a Windows computer? Learn how to open a .Pages document in Windows.
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Do you have an old computer that is no longer useful? Turn that old Windows computer into a web-only Chrome OS speedster!
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Sometimes a computer runs slow, shuts down, won’t run programs, or in some other way it misbehaves. Do I have a virus? How can I find out?
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Do you need the type on your computer to be larger or smaller? It’s called scaling, and here’s how to change scaling settings.
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Which do I do, right click or left click? Here is some guidance.
Right Click or Left Click? Read More »
One of the most confusing things for beginners to learn is when to use one click or two clicks. Read on for some guidance.
Sometimes an error can cause an unresponsive program. This error may require you to ‘force quit’ it. Read on to learn how.
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Some programs configure themselves to start when you boot the computer, which slows it down. Read on to learn more about how to help Windows 10 boot faster.
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Google Cloud Print is a cross-platform service that links non-Google-Cloud compatible printers to Google Cloud devices. It basically allows you to sync any printers to your Google Account and print through the account. Read on to learn more.
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It can sometimes be difficult to tell if your device is switched off, or asleep. Read on to find out more about the differences, and when you might choose to use one option over the other.
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