Filed under: Email tips,How to
To protect its users from malware and other dangerous codes Outlook’s built-in system blocks some email attachments by thinking it as unsafe to open.
OK that is best for your security. But unfortunately Outlook’s built-in system is not as intelligent as we think. It often blocks genuine attachments too. Once blocked, you can not unblock it again. .
Filed under: How to,Web browser
Private browsing mode is a new feature you can find on all current web browsers. In this mode your browsing activity will not be stored on your computer.
But Opera (10.5) has a new private browsing feature that the other browsers currently missing. In Opera you can open a site in private browsing mode in a new tab while you are in normal browsing mode.
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Filed under: System Tweaking
Display Tuner is a simple and convenient way for adjusting brightness, contrast, color settings, geometry and even monitor’s speakers or microphone volume settings.
If you have installed this application, there is no need to use the inconvenient (sometimes) Monitor’s OSD menu anymore; Display Tuner is a much more convenient than that. .
Filed under: Internet security,Web browser
The easiest and most common way for malware to enter a system is through the browser. Security leaks make it easy for hackers – especially if you are surfing with an old version, you are an easy target.
Filed under: How to,Internet security
No doubt that Avira Antivir is one of the most popular and top rated antivirus software available today. (See Feb 2010 Antivirus comparison report by AV Comparative org)
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Filed under: Blogging&Social sharing,How to,Office
Like Office 2007, Office 2010 also lets you compose and publish contents directly to your WordPress or Blogger blogs from your desktop.
Of course the free desktop blogging application Windows Live Writer is a good tool to compose blog posts and publish to a site while you are offline, but if you have office 2010 installed, you can configure it as a desktop blogging application too. .
