The majority of my work is done digitally and I hardly ever have to print anything. In fact, I wish I didn’t need a printer, but sure enough, I end up having to print something just often enough that it wouldn’t make any sense for me to get rid of my printer. I only print things a handful of times per month, so I’m not a big printer, but some people I know go through paper like you wouldn’t believe. They print anything and everything, and besides wasting ink, this approach also wastes paper. Maybe you do legitimately have to print a lot of stuff, but there are probably elements of the things you’re printing that don’t need to be there. A service called PrintFriendly helps you to get the most out of your resources.

The idea is that the site can optimize any Web site to become much more appropriate to print. Their representation of a page will likely be different than what you see when you normally visit the site. You can remove images, delete unwanted sections, and print your customized version of the content. This formatting can also be sent to a PDF file, and a bookmarklet exists to make the functionality easily accessible. Content providers can even get a PrintFriendly button for their sites. The service didn’t seem to work correctly in every situation, but I like the goal behind what it’s trying to do.

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Freebie Notes is a great little program for users who just want sticky notes with an alarm timer. With Freebie Notes you can create notes displaying on your desktop.

Your notes can be displayed immediately after creation or in the certain moments of time. You can create notes of custom sizes and colors and set different types for your notes.

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When you install a new program, it usually comes with its own fonts. For example, when you install Microsoft Office, it has its own fonts. If you search the Web, you will find numerous sites that offer several other fancy fonts, some available for free and some for a small charge.

When you find a new font you want to try, you need to know how to install it. As you can see from the steps listed below, the process is very simple. Before you proceed make sure you close all programs.

1. Download and unzip the new font.

2. Click the Start button, type font, and click Fonts. The Fonts window will appear.
3. Drag the new font file into the Fonts window.

That’s all there is to it. Once you drag the font file into the Fonts window, it is automatically installed.

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Tinnitus researcher Geoff Barker writes:

It was about 7 years ago now that I had a serious case of Tinnitus myself. It really drove me nuts and I was determined to find out how to stop the ringing.

I spent thousands of dollars seeing doctors and trying alternative therapies that I was told would work. When I was paying $70 per session at a clinic it really got out of control, especially after seeing them several times. After spending over $2330 on therapies that clearly weren’t working, I decided to research Tinnitus myself. I spoke to specialized doctors, read medical journals and interviewed 40 people with the same condition.

After finding lots of different “at home treatments” it was time to do some testing. I tested over 60 different treatments that are suppose to help Tinnitus. I devoted 2 years to my research and spent a further $1800.

And do you know what I found? I found 11 brilliant techniques that drastically helped reduce and completely stop the ringing in my ears.

South Carolina Governor Mark Sanford wrote what he considered to be private email correspondences to a “dear friend.” Unfortunately, the recipient of his email communications had her email account hacked. This unauthorized access meant that Governor Sanford’s private, intimate email correspondences were media fodder for the national and international press. The breach of email security was one of the reasons that Governor Sanford has much unwanted attention and public embarrassment.

This example may be extreme — however, it illustrated a point. What you do on the computer and on the Internet may not be private and secure. What you have on your hard drive, like this year’s tax information, can be accessed by hackers and by malware.

One of the basic ways to protect yourself is to encrypt your computer information.

Encrypt, encrypt, encrypt. Security people have been saying this for years, and we agree. Encryption is an extra layer of protection. Somehow, there is a common belief that encryption is difficult and totally geekish. It’s not at all. SafeBit Disk Encryption makes it easy:

“SafeBit features on-the-fly disk encryption by creating encrypted virtual disk drives where you can hide files and folders, keep them encrypted all the time, but still work with these files just like you work with normal files. Disk Encryption is transparent to the user…”

This program is efficient and easy to use. It effectively provides security and stays out of your way. It really is non-intrusive. And, to encourage you to protect your sensitive data, the SafeBit people are being kind and offering our readers an unbelievable discount of forty percent (40%) off the normal price.

This is an exclusive, time-limited offer that is available to our readers. It expires on July 15, 2009. Safebit supports 32-bit versions of Windows Vista / XP / 2000 / NT.

There are two more things that need to be said. The first is that you may have all the security software protection ever recommended on your machine. You may be protecting yourself from malware, spyware, trojans, rootkits, and all that other garbage. An infection still can compromise your computer. No security software program dares to offer one-hundred percent protection (the person at the keyboard makes errors). And what happens if you lose or have your machine stolen? For example, missing/stolen laptops are reported every day. Then, all your confidential information is available to whoever is powering up your machine. This security breach leads to identity theft. Yes, this type of encryption should be on every government and business laptop. (Give a shout if you want this program in high volume. We will see what we can do for you.)

The other thing is that there is no backdoor. The SafeBit people state this clearly: “The software does NOT include any backdoor. Neither the vendor nor any other entities are able to break the SafeBit Disk encryption.” You must remember your password. There are no two ways about it. The vendor is not going to be able to save you — the program really is that good. Losing your machine may be costly, but losing the confidential personal information on that computer may mean possibly long term anguish. SafeBit is just an efficient, easy way to protect yourself.

The NeoByte people will give you a choice. They are offering our readers a forty percent (40%) discount on their Invisible Secret product. That product was reviewed previously. Both of these programs will help to keep prying eyes away from your sensitive, confidential files. Protect your privacy!

For the past four or five months, certain aspects of my work haven’t been nearly as busy as I’d like them to be, but all of a sudden, things seem to be turning around. Now I’m slammed, which is a good thing, but at the same time, it can be difficult to manage everything. Meetings, tasks, and a variety of other things seem to be endless when you’re really busy. Instead of only relying on yourself to remember everything, it might be a good idea to use a service that helps you out. Task.fm will make sure that you don’t forget anything.

As long as you remember to provide Task.fm with your tasks, then you should be set. One of the nice things about the service is that you can work with it through e-mail, which means that it will fit in with your normal routine. It can also process natural language, so by simply communicating what it is that you need to do and when, Task.fm will be able to figure out what you mean and setup the reminder. E-mail reminders are free, but SMS and phone call reminders cost credits, which you’re able to pay for. I think this model makes a lot of sense.

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Imagine the most addictive, compelling, and fun version of solitaire you’ve ever played, mix in some faeries, and you have Faerie Solitaire.

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LANcet Chat is free software for real-time message exchange over local networks (LANs). With it, you don’t need to install a chat server. All participants can connect any time and they will see each other automatically.

Just run LANcet Chat on every computer and start talking immediately. It allows the sending of private messages. It can start automatically with Windows and stay in the tray. It can use sounds and popup windows for notification. Standard emoticons supported.

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By default, Windows 7 hides important files and folders from view. This is to prevent users, especially beginners, from inadvertently making changes to or deleting an important operating system file.

In some cases, it might be necessary to display hidden folders and files. You can accomplish this in Windows 7 by following these steps:

1. Open a Windows Explorer window.

2. Click the Organize button.
3. Click Folder and Search Options.
4. From the Folder Options dialog box, click the View tab.
5. Click the Show hidden files, folders, and drives option.
6. Click OK.

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Have you ever wondered how to add a character such as a “©” or “¢” to the text in your Word documents? Your first thought may be to look on the keyboard but you will not find any keys on the keyboard containing any of these characters.

These types of characters are referred to as special characters in Word. You add a special character using the steps that are outlined below:

1. Open your Word document.
2. Place the cursor where you want to insert the special character.
3. On the Insert tab, within the Symbols group, click Symbol.
4. Click More Symbols.
5. Click the Special Characters tab.
6. Select the character you want to add and click Insert.
7. Click Close.

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