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Have you ever written a paragraph in a document with the caps lock on? Maybe it was intentional at first - you thought it would help emphasize your point. But then, you looked back and it just looked like you were yelling at your reader. Maybe you were just multi-tasking and didn't really notice, or maybe you were just being lazy and didn't want to turn the caps lock off... Whatever your reason, if you decide those caps lock sentences aren't doing much for you, there is a li

We found a great tip and a funny meme to go with it that we thought we would share! Passwords are always a tough one. If you're like most people, you either write them down, or have one password that you use for everything. Let's have a look at the basic advice for a strong password first: 1. Use a word with at least 12 characters 2. Use capital letters, small letters, symbols and numbers 3. Do not use a name, date, personal information or dictionary word / phrase 4. Change p

The taskbar is probably one of the most used features on your PC. But are you using it to its potential? Have a look at some ways you can customize your Windows Taskbar experience: To access many of these features you'll need to be in your taskbar settings. To do so click on your Start menu --> settings (the gear icon) --> type in taskbar in the search bar (the box that says "Find a Setting" and select "Taskbar Settings" from the drop down menu that appears. 1. Move the taskb

Did you know that your email app and your email service provider may have different attachment size limits? If you send an email with an attachment that your app allows, but is too big for your service provider then your message will likely be deemed undeliverable. For example, Gmail and Yahoo allow attachments of 25 MB per message while Outlook.com and Hotmail cap your attachments at 10 MB. If you are logging into your email on the web, this shouldn't be a problem. However,

Have a hard time finding the mouse on the screen because it is either too small or blends into the background? Did you know that with the new 1903 update you can now change your mouse colour and size? To do so: 1. Click on your start button (the windows symbol in the bottom left corner or your screen traditionally) 2. Click on the gear icon (settings) 3. Scroll down and the select the "Ease of Access" menu 4. Select "Cursor & Pointer Size" under the Vision subtitle 5. Select

In the age of technology, smart phones and shortcuts, symbols and emojis are quickly taking the place of the written word. If you can't beat 'em, join 'em - right? Did you know there is actually a Windows keyboard shortcut to emojis? Pressing the Windows key + ; (that's the Windows key and the semi-colon at the same time) will bring up an emoji menu (pictured here). With the new Windows 10 1903 update, you will also see a section for non-emoji symbols like greater than, less