How to Convert Movies to DVD Format

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• How to Convert Movies to DVD Format
• How to Restore a Deleted File on a Disk
• Removing Virtual Memory in XP
• What Is 1.0 TB?
• How to Delete Sites Visited on a Computer History
• How to Add Beeswax to Make Creams
• How to Remove Microsoft Messenger XP
• How to Make an XP Disk from a Floppy Boot Disk
• How to Enable a Screensaver
• How to Convert LP Tracks for a CD

How to Convert Movies to DVD Format Posted: The video format VOB is a DVD format. Movie formats such as AVI or MP4 must be converted into the VOB format if you wish to burn a movie to a DVD. Use free conversion software or a website converter to perform this task. Recent Article published on 6/1/2010 by Mitchell White

How to Restore a Deleted File on a Disk Posted: Computer files are not initially removed from the disk upon deletion, they are just renamed to something that the computer will not recognize, making the PC think that the space containing the file is blank. Restoring these files is possible... Recent Article published on 5/21/2010 by TS Jordan

Removing Virtual Memory in XP Posted: Virtual memory is used by Windows XP to store data to the hard drive when physical memory is filled to capacity. Virtual memory is managed by Windows by default, so the file is set by the operating system when you install the software. You can... Recent Article published on 7/13/2010 by JamesCampbell

What Is 1.0 TB? Posted: A distinguishing feature of computer systems is memory capacity measured in bytes. Initially, memory was measured in thousands of bytes, or kilobytes. Then it rose to millions of bytes, or megabytes. Hard disk memory capacity then reached... Recent Article published on 5/18/2010 by O PaulI

How to Delete Sites Visited on a Computer History Posted: You visit many websites on your personal computer each day, and some may contain personal information that you'd prefer not to be seen by other people who use your computer. Your computer stores every page you visit in your browser history, but... Recent Article published on 5/20/2010 by Melissa McKean

How to Add Beeswax to Make Creams Posted: Beeswax provides creams, lotions and salves the viscosity and emulsifying abilities that bind water and oils together to create a cosmetic application. Using beeswax in your cream and lotion formulations gives a thickening boost as well as the... Recent Article published on 5/29/2010 by Chelsea Hoffman

How to Remove Microsoft Messenger XP Posted: In Windows XP, Microsoft Messenger (better known as MSN Messenger) is a communication program installed by default. It allows you to communicate with family and friends using instant chats. MSN Messenger launches automatically at computer... Recent Article published on 6/4/2010 by Kefa Olang

How to Make an XP Disk from a Floppy Boot Disk Posted: Activating your XP installation disc is done in one of two ways—on its own, as a stand-alone system-install boot, or through the use of a floppy disk, enabling you to start the installation procedure from DOS. Make your XP installation disc... Recent Article published on 7/13/2010 by TS Jordan

How to Enable a Screensaver Posted: Screen savers are applications that prevent phosphor-burn to CRT, LCD and Plasma monitors. They consist of animations, pictures and more. Your computer comes with a variety of preinstalled screen savers that vary in design. When you enable a... Recent Article published on 5/28/2010 by Kefa Olang

How to Convert LP Tracks for a CD Posted: Despite the nostalgic hum and feel of a vinyl LP, records require lots of room and effort to play. If you want to make the most of your record collection in a digital way, then you can digitize the tracks to CD. If you have the right cables, you... Recent Article published on 7/15/2010 by JoshuaLachkovic

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