A tool I use everyday is the Windows Snipping Tool. I wrote about Snipping Tool back in 2011. It’s a great utility belt tool for getting quick screenshots to demo or illustrate a point. There are times when you need more and Skitch (from Evernote) fits the bill. In this article, we’ll take a look at Snipping Tool and Skitch and when you would use […]
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Microsoft OneNote is a program I’ve always heard of, but never tried—until this week. Instead of OneNote, I got an EverNote account and had been using it for a couple of years. My use of it was not consistent and my notebooks are really pretty unorganized, but I never really cared because of the robust search function it has. Things changed when a client of
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Post updated July 8, 2010 – Microsoft closed their student store – but you can still visit this site to upgrade to Windows 7 for students – same price $29.99. I’d been looking into getting a student version of Windows 7 for my daughter’s computer to upgrade her from Vista. I purchased one this week and the options during the purchase were to download a file,
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There are many programs (both free and fee-based), out there that will scan your computer and let you know what is running on your computer. The first one we’re looking at today is free and is called Process Scanner, by Uniblu. I like this program because it not only tells me what is running on my computer, it also gives me a link to where
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