Who First Developed the Computer and When?

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• Who First Developed the Computer and When?
• How to Delete Images From a SanDisk
• How to Record Data to a DVD
• How to Put Microsoft 2000 on a Computer Over Windows Millennium
• How to Fix Album Artwork Songs Added by CopyTrans
• Disk Partition on XP
• How to Lock a Windows XP Computer
• About Vista OS
• How to Use Mac Computers in Business
• Which Mac Computers Can Run OS 9?

Who First Developed the Computer and When? Posted: While computers are a ubiquitous part of everyday life now, they have a history that, depending on your definition of the first computer, may have multiple starting points. The most common definition of "the start of the computer era" dates back to... by Ken Burnside

How to Delete Images From a SanDisk Posted: SanDisk is a major supplier of digital memory cards that are often found in cameras, MP3 players and other electronic devices. They can be read via the electronic device or on a computer. Often called flash drives or memory cards, these cards can... by Marsanne Petty

How to Record Data to a DVD Posted: Blank DVDs are not only able to store movie files for use with a DVD player, they can also be used to backup and store data stored on a computer's hard drive. Whether you have a Mac or PC, you can record data to a blank DVD in a few simple steps. by Alexander Poirier

How to Put Microsoft 2000 on a Computer Over Windows Millennium Posted: Windows 2000 is an older but more stable operating system than Windows Me. For that reason, some Windows Me users may decide to downgrade to the earlier operating system. To do this, you must use the full install for the Windows 2000 operating... by JamesCampbell

How to Fix Album Artwork Songs Added by CopyTrans Posted: If you have used CopyTrans to transfer music from your iPod back to your iTunes library, it's possible that the album artwork becomes incorrect. In this case, you must change the album artwork back yourself. In iTunes, there are two ways to change... by Joshua Laud

Disk Partition on XP Posted: Disk partitioning is the process of segmenting one physical hard drive into two or more logical storage areas called "partitions." Under the Windows XP operating system, each partition is treated as a separate hard drive and each is given a unique... by James Werning

How to Lock a Windows XP Computer Posted: Computer security is of utmost importance when you consider how much sensitive information you keep on your computer. Keeping unauthorized users from accessing the Internet using your computer is also important. Fortunately, Windows XP offers you... by Rex Molder

About Vista OS Posted: Windows Vista is a computer operating system developed by Microsoft Corp. for personal computers, both for business and consumer uses. Released worldwide in January 2007, Windows Vista was notable for its significant graphical enhancements over the... by Erik Arvidson

How to Use Mac Computers in Business Posted: Because of their reliability, low-maintenance costs, and resistance to malware and viruses, more businesses today are opting for Mac computers. Years ago, when Macs used their own network protocols (AppleTalk), integrating Macs into a Windows-based... by David Weedmark

Which Mac Computers Can Run OS 9? Posted: Apple's release of Mac OS 9.2.2 in 1999 marked the end of the line for pre-OS X versions of the Macintosh operating system. Several categories of Macintosh systems can run versions of OS 9, including multiple hardware generations with varying... by Elizabeth Mott

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