| How to Copy Hi8 to DVD Posted:  Hi8 is an analog videotape format on cassette created by Sony for use in video camcorders. The tape can be transferred to a digital format with a video converter, then stored on a computer equipped with a DVD burner for copying to a multimedia... Recent Article published on 5/17/2010 by Evan Burgess
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| How to Recover a Lost Linux Partition Posted:  It is frustrating to lose a partition, particularly the one that holds your operating system. If you run Linux and you lose that partition, you can no longer access your files or folders, as well as not being able to run your machine.... Recent Article published on 5/16/2010 by Marissa Robert
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| How to Fix the Sound on a Toshiba Tecra M2 Posted:  Sound problems in a Toshiba Tecra M2 can be caused by either software or hardware problems. The easiest problem to solve is software based. When you don't have the correct video drivers or sound drivers in your Tecra then you may not have sound.... Recent Article published on 5/16/2010 by Jennifer Moore
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| How to Create a Worksheet for a Chart in Excel Posted:  Microsoft Excel offers you a variety of graphs and charts to fit your needs. The dozens of possibilities include 2D and 3D pie charts, time series (line graphs) and colorful bar charts that express relationships between categories. Although each... Recent Article published on 5/16/2010 by Steph Ellen
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| How to Copy a Word File Into Excel Posted: If you use Excel to compile and analyze data, you may need to occasionally insert objects such as a Word file. This is useful in that you can include all relevant information in the same workbook. If you want to copy a Word file into Excel, you... Recent Article published on 5/16/2010 by Erika Dean |
| How to Print Labels With Excel Vista Posted:  With typewriters largely a thing of the past, it is important for computer owners to know how to print labels with the software packages they own. If you have a Windows Vista computer with Microsoft Excel installed on it, you can print labels... Recent Article published on 5/16/2010 by Bonnie Conrad
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| Bar Code Information Posted:  According to the website AuroraBarcode, the chance of a bar code being read incorrectly is between 1 in a million and 1 in 4 trillion. In comparison, humans make an error in 1 of every 300 keystrokes. Bar codes contain a unique product code that,... Recent Article published on 5/16/2010 by Ella Whardon
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| How to Copy Windows XP History Posted:  A hidden file exists on your Windows XP computer called the index.dat file. It keeps a record of all history conducted on your computer, including recently access documents and programs, as well as deleted Internet history. If you want to store a... Recent Article published on 5/16/2010 by Kayla Lowe
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| How to Convert From Nintendo Ultra 64 Sound Format to MP3 Format Posted: Nintendo Ultra 64 sound files are ripped from Nintendo 64 ROMs in USF format. Since few programs can play USF files, you may want to convert your Nintendo Ultra 64 music to MP3s, a much more widely used format. This way, you can enjoy classic... Recent Article published on 5/16/2010 by Kim Lorenz |
| DIY VGA to TV Cable Posted:  VGA cables use a D-sub connector with 15 pins, and carry analog video signals for red, green, and blue color channels (RGB), horizontal and vertical sync, and miscellaneous monitor data. Many high-definition televisions support VGA connections to... Recent Article published on 5/16/2010 by Glenn Xavier
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