How to Print to PDF in Windows: 4 Tips and Tricks

How to Print to PDF in Windows: 4 Tips and Tricks: "Unlike most other operating systems, Windows still doesn’t include first-class support for printing to PDFs. However, PDF printing is still fairly simple — you can quickly install a free PDF printer or use the support included in various programs"

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10 Smartphone Security Tips

10 Smartphone Security Tips: "You’ve probably read a lot about hackers and how to protect your computer, but for some reason, most people don’t really care all that much about smartphone security. Maybe because it’s not like a traditional hard drive where you store all your documents, images, videos, etc, but today’s hyperactive smartphone users store a lot of information that is quite sensitive and that others, like hackers, would gladly enjoy taking while you’re surfing the web at Starbucks."

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How to Instantly Find Files on Flash Drives, Network Shares, DVDs, and More

How to Instantly Find Files on Flash Drives, Network Shares, DVDs, and More: "You don’t have to be a computer power user to amass a pile of backup discs, removable drives, USB hard drives, and other non-localized media. Finding a file in that mess, especially when it’s not directly accessible by your computer anymore, is a headache. Read on as we show you how to build a lightning fast file index."

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Which Kindle should I buy

Which Kindle should I buy: "If you like to read, there have become a lot more ways to read in the past few years. The old fashioned way of reading paper books is getting less popular, while using an e reader and a tablet are becoming more popular all the time. Even reading on your computer is getting more popular. All of them are doable, but the Kindle is the best all around way to read."

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Fix an unfixable virus - Komando.com, Website for The Kim Komando Radio Show®, Komando Downloads

Fix an unfixable virus - Komando.com, Website for The Kim Komando Radio Show®, Komando Downloads: "Viruses come in all shapes and sizes. One might give you annoying popup ads, while another might silently steal your data. Knowing you have a virus isn't always easy, which is why I've given you 5 signs to watch for.

One you know you have a virus, removing it usually isn't too hard. You can see all the steps here. "

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Get Organized: 5 Handy Tricks in Microsoft Word | PCMag.com

Get Organized: 5 Handy Tricks in Microsoft Word | PCMag.com: "A friend of mine was exporting content from Excel into Microsoft Word and kept getting tripped up by the different exporting options. No matter what he did, the resulting Word doc had unnecessary tabs where there should have been single spaces. He called me and asked me to drop by and help."

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5 Tech Happenings to Look Forward To in 2013

5 Tech Happenings to Look Forward To in 2013: "We’re already 4 months into 2013 and there haven’t been many exciting gadgets released or mind-blwing software created to make us more efficient. Luckily, there are a few things towards the end of this year that are more exciting. I’m really waiting for this year to end just to enjoy using the hardware and software coming. So what am I talking about?"

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Cool things to do with your Kindle

Cool things to do with your Kindle: "Reading books from Amazon is what most people use the Kindle for, what many people don’t know is all the other really cool things that you can use your Kindle for. The Kindle is a great e book reader, and Amazon makes it very easy and convenient to get and read books from them. If that is all you want to use the Kindle for, you won’t be disappointed, but there is so much more that you can do with the Kindle."

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"Pass IT On For Good" USB card helps repurpose old computers

"Pass IT On For Good" USB card helps repurpose old computers: "What should you do with your old computer? Chances are that no one will want to buy it, but you don’t want to just throw it away – especially with e-waste being such a huge environmental concern. Recycling or donating are possibilities, but how do you know that all of your personal information is really deleted from its hard drive? Well, that’s where the Pass IT On For Good project comes in. It supplies you with a USB card that deletes all the personal content on your computer, installs educational software, and then instructs you on how to donate it for use in schools in developing nations."

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Should I buy a Kindle by spease

Should I buy a Kindle by spease: "There has been much talk in the news lately about e readers. If you don’t have one you have probably at least thought about if you need one. If you’re in the thinking about one group and trying to decide which ereader to get, the Kindle is the e reader that you want."

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