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How to Prevent Dust Build-up on Your Computer Monitor
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at 00:55, 21/11/2008
by
LauraWilliams
If dust is your only computer problem I think you’re in good shape. (I’m missing two keys and have enough food under the rest to make a sandwich—for everyone in my family.) Don’t follow my lazy example! Follow these tips to keep dust at bay.
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What to Do with Your Old Computer Monitor
Posted
at 01:22, 21/11/2008
by
LauraWilliams
As one reader pointed out after reading my recent blog, 20 Signs Your Stuff Owns You, having less stuff is one of the greenest things you can do. Donating what you don’t need is a great way to de-clutter and help the planet. So take that old computer monitor and…
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How to Change Your IP Address
Posted
at 19:13, 16/10/2008
by
LauraWilliams
An IP address is your identification on the internet, usually assigned by network administrators. There are a couple reasons you might want to change it...
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How to Watch TV at Work without Getting Fired
Posted
at 21:24, 14/10/2008
by
LauraWilliams
I’m not recommending you watch TV at work—OK I am. All work and no play, you know what they say! Just try to be smart about it. Metromix Chicago shares 10 solutions to clear your tracks fast when your boss walks by, including...
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How to Change Screen and Icon Size in Windows XP
Posted
at 18:36, 01/10/2008
by
LauraWilliams
People commonly ask how to change their video resolution, or how big the screen and icons appear to be. This video will show you how to do that. Additionally, it will show you a trick to get rid of flickering on a monitor.
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5 Tips for Projector Remote Controls
Posted
at 17:50, 07/08/2008
by
LauraWilliams
The word projector conjures some pretty painful images—shots of grandma’s adventures in botany, awkward silences and averted eyes in health class. The remote control is clearly a powerful tool. Use it compassionately, friends—and wisely by following these five tips.
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Fix a Scratched LCD Monitor with Vaseline
Posted
at 17:18, 24/07/2008
by
LauraWilliams
LCD monitors are highly sensitive—and not cheap—so you should avoid running with scissors near your screen whenever possible. If you do somehow damage the liquid crystal display, follow this advice from PC Extreme.
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