Index of general computer and software articles on the Technofile Web site.

• Incredibly cheap laser printer: Only $29 (April 13, 2015)
• Apple's new watch is dumb (September 21, 2014)
• Apple's iPhone-satellite watch is a dud (March 22, 2015)
• Solve a huge problem with this simple app: It lets you send photos and videos from any device or computer to any other one (March 15, 2015)
• The computer is the buggy whip of our time (September 14, 2014)
• Little things you're probably wrong about (October 19, 2014)
• Don't faint. I'm recommending Windows laptops for college students. Apple has priced itself out of contention (August 11, 2013)
• Back to school? Skip the Mac (August 10, 2014)
• Time to show Windows XP the door (May 18, 2014)
• Turn your tablet into a studio-quality stereo audio recorder (September 28, 2014)
• Bringing the old iMovie back from the dead (August 18, 2013)
• Cable TV costs and other stuff (March 31, 2013)
• Only $40 to make your Wi-Fi stronger (February 22, 2015)
• Don't pay for Chinese fakery, even when it's sold by Amazon (April 5, 2015)
• Wikipedia readers for tablets and computers (March 3, 2013)
• Want a great smartphone photo app? Try Snapseed (November 3, 2013)
• Advantages of a non-Apple phone or tablet (February 17, 2013)
• Android's secret weapon (March 24, 2013)
• Network safety, plain and simple (February 24, 2013)
• Password? No way! Use a passphrase instead (February 10, 2013)
• Easy fixes for 'phantom' problems (July 7, 2013)
• How Apple is losing its mojo (January 6, 2013)
• iPhone and iPad get a new operating system, and it's a typographical turkey (October 20, 2013)
• October 2014 iPads models: How thin is too thin? (October 26, 2014)
• Apple's new (October 2013) iPads max out at $929; even iPad mini can hit $829 (October 27, 2013)
• An iPad competitor from Acer (March 17, 2013)
• Tablets 101: Where to get apps for iPad and Android devices (January 20, 2013)
• Tablets 101: The best apps for iPad and Android devices (January 27, 2013)
• Tablets 101: Care and feeding (February 3, 2013)
• Custom keyboards -- at last -- for iPad and iPhone (February 8, 2015)
• TextExpander keyboard provides powerful macros in iPhone, iPad (February 15, 2015)
• iPad 101: What newbies need to know (January 5, 2014)
• How to find the right apps (March 23, 2014)
• More tips and tricks for the iPhone and iPad (May 25, 2014)
• Make Apple's Siri work harder -- yes, on your iPad, too (October 5, 2014)
• Apple's autocorrect driving you crazy? Android does it much better (July 6, 2014)
• Cure for overworked USB: A hub with 28 ports (April 7, 2013)
• Cheapskate's guide for 2013, Part 1: Tablets (November 17, 2013)
• Cheapskate's guide for 2013, Part 2: Smartphones (November 24, 2013)
• Cheapskate's guide for 2013, Part 3: Backup drives (December 1, 2013)
• Cheapskate's guide for 2013, Part 4: Printers (December 8, 2013)
• Android 101: What newbies need to know (January 12, 2014)
• News apps for Apple and Android devices (January 26, 2014)
• Mac's little known 'Services' are a bonus (June 1, 2014)
• Mail bag: Great tips for password protection (June 22, 2014)
• Technofile special: Turn off Java NOW (April 8, 2012)
• Cheapskate's Guide for 2012: Tablets (November 25, 2012)
• Cheapskate's Guide for 2012: Computers (December 2, 2012)
• Cheapskate's Guide for 2012: Printers (December 9, 2012)
• Cheapskate's Guide for 2012: Accessories (December 16, 2012)
• Cheapskate's Buying Guide: No mousing around for these gifts (December 11, 2011)
• Cheapskate's Buying Guide: Buying a printer? The real cost is ink (December 4, 2011)
• Cheapskate's Guide: Laptop conundrum: Cheap -- or good? (November 27, 2011)
• Cheapskate's Guide: iPad 3G can be expensive; choose wi-fi-only model instead (November 20, 2011)
• The times, they are a-changin' (December 30, 2012)
• Computers? They're just appliances now (April 13, 2014)
• Can a solid-state drive make your computer faster? (September 18, 2011)
• Turn a bare drive into an external unit for $19.99 (November 13, 2011)
• Battery meters with real muscle (June 3, 2012)
• Fuji makes a camera for all the rest of us (July 24, 2011)
• An iPad lover finds Android a delight (August 26, 2012)
• Apple's Android problem is your big break (September 9, 2012)
• The iPad's domination is threatened by a tough competitor from Google (September 16, 2012)
• A new tablet that's better than the iPad mini -- at only $149 (June 9, 2013)
• Jailbreaking: What's in it for you? (June 30, 2013)
• Power user tips for iPads (September 2, 2012)
• Kids home all day? Lock up your iPad with parental controls (June 16, 2013)
• Cleaning out your iPad fast, Part 1: The easy stuff (April 14, 2013)
• Cleaning out your iPad fast, Part 2: Getting photos, videos, books and music off your iPad (April 21, 2013)
• The biggest secret of the iPad -- it's a computer (July 27, 2014)
• iPhone's 'jail' can be a big limitation (June 23, 2013)
• Apple cuts the cord from iPads and iPhones (August 7, 2011)
• Kensington iPad keyboard and case: Small, but it does well (October 30, 2011)
• How to hide stuff from prying eyes (November 11, 2011)
• Tablet prices plunging: How about $69.99? (August 19, 2012)
• A 'magical' iPad? Despite the hype, the answer is 'yes' (Nov. 7, 2010)
• Best recent iPad apps, part 1 (August 3, 2014)
• Best recent iPad apps, part 2 (August 17, 2014)
• Best apps for your iPad, Part 1 (May 15, 2011)
• Best apps for your iPad, Part 2 (May 22, 2011)
• Best iPad photo apps, Part 1 (August 21, 2011)
• Best iPad photo apps, Part 2 (August 28, 2011)
• 10 iPad apps you can't live without (January 8, 2012)
• iPad already has 37,180 apps, with 1,000 new ones each day (Nov. 14, 2010)
• Can an iPad replace your laptop? (Dec. 5, 2010)
• Turning an iPad into a laptop, Part 1 (June 12, 2011)
• Turning an iPad into a laptop, Part 2 (June 19, 2011)
• Turning an iPad into a laptop, Part 3 (June 26, 2011)
• What you don't know about the iPad (Jan. 16, 2011)
• Cameras and more speed for the iPad 2 (April 3, 2011)
• Apple's iPad is a laptop on steroids (Fev. 7, 2010)
• iPad's hidden features, Part 1 (March 18, 2012)
• iPad's hidden features, Part 2 (March 25, 2012)
• iPad users' Appy days are here again! (October 7, 2012)
• Can't access the Google Play Store for Android? Here's an alternative (August 4, 2013)
• Baby iPad costs $329 (October 28, 2012)
• Android apps you won't want to miss (October 14, 2012)
• My 10 favorite Android apps (July 28, 2013)
• New iPad is a hot item (April 22, 2012)
• iPad macros can type words and phrases for you (July 22, 2012)
• Apple iTunes support? Better late than never (April 15, 2012)
• Goodbye, netbooks! We hardly knew ye (July 17, 2011)
• How to make your laptop louder (May 29, 2011)
• Apple dares to make scrolling 'right' (Sept. 4, 2011)
• Don't let a 'helper' keep you from knowing how your computer or iPad is set up (April 29, 2012)
• Find the hidden functions in your Apple earbuds (July 14, 2013)
• Don't pay for antivirus software (July 15, 2012)
• Looking for a laptop for school? Fresh 'Air' can't be beat (July 29, 2012)
• Top iPad apps for school (August 5, 2012)
• Free search methods for your files in Windows and Macs (October 16, 2011)
• An innocent mistake can ruin your memory card (June 5, 2011)
• What they don't tell you about downloads (March 13, 2011)
• Don't let a 'helper' keep you from knowing how your computer or iPad is set up (April 29, 2012)
• Don't let your memory card wreck your holiday photos (October 21, 2012)
• Ease the pain of keeping up with the times when you read about something here (April 20, 2014)
• Will the real Apple TV please stand up? (August 12, 2012)
• Geeks need not apply, Part 1: Left behind? Help is on the way (May 6, 2012)
• Geeks need not apply, Part 2: What everybody is supposed to know (May 13, 2012)
• Geeks need not apply, Part 3: File all of this under 'folder' (May 20, 2012)
• Geeks need not apply, Part 4: Biggest computer mystery: Where things go (May 27, 2012)
• The tricks images play on your eyes (April 27, 2014)
• Coping with downloads in their twilight time (September 24, 2012)
• There's no 'home' home any more (April 24, 2011)
• A reprieve from a very hard lesson when my wife's priceless work was stolen (July 21, 2013)
• A big bad bug is forcing you to change your passwords (May 4, 2014)
• The spell checker from hell (March 6, 2011)
• Goodbye, Word. I've got mail (Feb. 27, 2011)
• Beware of overloading USB (Feb. 20, 2011)
• 3 exciting new computer accessories (Dec. 19, 2010)
• How to clean out unwanted fonts on a Windows PC or Apple Mac (March 4, 2012)
• Internet Explorer finally hits the target (March 27, 2011)
• 10 tips for proper power in computers (Oct. 24, 2010)
• MacBook laptop makes a great dorm mate (Aug. 1, 2010)
• 3 ways to run Windows programs on your Mac (Jan. 31, 2010)
• Imagine Windows users cheering (Jan. 2, 2010)
• The mouse is dead (Feb. 10, 2010)
• Readers suggest 10 free programs (Feb. 14, 2010)
• A simple manual for your new PC or Mac, Part 1 (Dec. 27, 2009)
• A simple manual for your new PC or Mac, Part 2 (Jan. 3, 2010)
• GPS prices reach $200 level for first time as TomTom One goes on sale (Oct. 21, 2007)
• Google adds free phone calling to Gmail (Oct. 3, 2010)
• Tips on using Google, Part 1 (Jan. 23, 2011)
• Tips on using Google, Part 2 (Jan. 30, 2011)
• Tips on using Google, Part 3 (Feb. 5, 2011)
• Gee, mail! What have you done to us? (March 30, 2014)
• Telephone calling without a phone? Apple makes it easy (Sept. 26, 2010)
• Push-to-talk phones very handy for some users (May 17, 2009)
• Help for those who jettison the home phone (Dec. 26, 2010)
• BlueAnt hands-free headset sets new standard (July 3, 2011)
• Mac users have an uninstaller, too, and all users, of Windows and Mac alike, should be cautious while installing (April 12, 2009)
• Deceptive download confuses readers (June 27, 2010)
• Getting out of sticky situations (July 4, 2010)
• What's new: Fast drive, silky case, smooth sound (June 28, 2009)
• Stop Paying for Software: VLC, Free video player, finally grows up and out of beta status (Aug. 2, 2009)
• Stop paying for software: Get rid of the junk software that comes on new PCs (June 13, 2010)
• Stop paying for software: Readers offer more free software ideas (Sept. 12, 2010)
• HTC Touch phone is OK, but it's not an iPhone (Jan. 27, 2008)
• On the road for two months but still online: How we did it (Feb. 3, 2008)
• 'PC Annoyances' book has helpful advice, but watch out for the ringers (2005)
• Stop paying for important software (March 23, 2008)
• Super-size your netbook battery (Aug. 22, 2010)
• How to take care of your laptop's battery (June 10, 2012)
• Stop Paying for Software: Legacy Family Tree is a well designed and free genealogy program for Windows and some Macs (Aug. 16, 2009)
• Stop Paying for Software: 32 free Windows programs in Karen's Power Tools (Feb. 21, 2010)
• Stop Paying for Software: Free Web-based helper programs (Feb. 28, 2010)
• Wide-format pro photo printer for $99 (November 10, 2013)
• Epson's Workhorse 845 is a workhorse indeed (November 18, 2012)
• Brother color laser puts inkjets to shame (March 1, 2015)
• Proof that my Brother color laser makes photo-quality prints (March 8, 2015)
• Confessions of a Lexaholic, in which the author confesses to a weakness and wishes he were a millionaire (2005)
• Quicken's Windows software can run on Macs (Sept. 5, 2010)
• How to block a sneaky Web-tracking ploy (Sept. 19, 2010)
• Put your bookmarks where you can find them (June 17, 2012)
• Goodbye, inkjet: Brother laser printer does a great job in black and white, doesn't cost much, and even sports excellent grayscale graphics (2005)
• Scanning a collection of slides is easy, but it might take hundreds of hours if you have a lot of them (January 22, 2012)
• Kodak 5300 printer-copier-scanner is a charm (Nov. 18, 2007)
• Can you save money on OCR? (Jan. 25, 2009)
• 2 unusual products: New ink jet paper made from stone, earpieces that throb with the beat (July 5, 2009)
• Pogue's 'Missing Manuals' are great last-minute gifts (2005)
• Store your passwords safely: Put them in your wallet, in plain sight. Am I crazy? Not at all (June 3, 2007)
• The cost of using memory cards for longterm storage and other mailbag questions (2006)
• Movies are an eye-filling treat with Myvu video glasses (July 6, 2008)
• Beware! An old limit can hobble your thumb drive (June 15, 2008)
• No-sweat backups for Windows and Macs (Feb. 15, 2009)
• Recording sound on your computer, Part 1: Hook it up to your receiver as if it were a tape deck (2003)
• Recording sound on your computer, Part 2: Getting the Windows 'mixer' adjusted right is half the battle (2003)
• Recording sound on your computer, Part 3: Sound Forge Studio and Cool Edit 2000 top the Windows charts (2003)
• Recording sound on your computer, Part 4: Putting those old LPs onto home-grown CDs (2003)
• A plain and simple guide to taking care of CDs and DVDs (2005)
• Are DVD rippers legal? (February 5, 2012)
• Turning DVDs into videos for your laptop or iPad (February 12, 2012)
• How to watch recorded TV shows on your iPhone or iPad (February 19, 2012)
• The new iPad's unique photo prowess (June 24, 2012)
• iPhoto turns iPad into a photo workstation (July 1, 2012)
• Peter Vanderhaden's list of Technofile downloads (2002)
• Essential Googlemania: Fly away with Google Earth, or find that file with Google Desktop (April 29, 2007)
• Speech recognition finally comes of age (May 24, 2009)
• TiVo-like radio for your computer lets you 'rewind' live shows (2005)
• ilo DVD recorder: Low-cost way to ditch that VCR (2005)
• ADS device helps convert VHS tapes to digital video so you can turn them into DVDs2005)
• How to protect yourself against e-mailed porn (2002)
• A wireless iPod? That's the ring of a cash register you hear, not a phone, in Apple's announcement that it is entering the cell-phone business (Jan. 14, 2007)
• Log on to your computer from afar with LogMeIn (July 29, 2007)
• Sudoku solvers and puzzles on your PC or OS X Mac (2005)
• Be careful! You can inadvertently burn unreadable CDs  - (June 25, 2006)
• 'Unrecoverable' files can be rescued from a bad CD, using IsoBuster for Windows or FileSalvage for OS X  - (July 2, 2006)
• Your lost privacy: How posts on MySpace can divulge details you never wanted to share  - (June 18, 2006)
• When will I learn? When you don't know what you're doing, don't do it (July 30, 2006)
• Blog: Tweaking software for Windows and OS X (July 30, 2006)
• 'Mozy' keeps your files backed up online for free (July 27, 2008)
• How to find things on your computer, Part 1: Forget icons and use the 'Details' view (2005)
• How to find things on your computer, Part 2: Organization is the key factor (2005)
• Wikipedia is a free-for-all 'encyclopedia' that allows anyone to change the content. Is that OK? (2004)
• Shudder! Wikipedia foe turns out to be a fan (March 21, 2010)
• Hot stuff: Converting VHS tapes to iPod videos, a tiny hard drive and a printer for CDs and DVDs (July 20, 2008)
• Stop paying for software: Free video converters for Windows and Macs (April 4, 2010)
• A simple keyboard adjustment can speed up your computer (2005)
• DVDs for photographs? You bet! They're not just for movies any more(2002)
• You don't need a computer to put your digital photos on CDs; PrimeFoto does the copying and even makes slide shows and digital albums automatically (2005)
• Wireless security: Do as I say, not as I do (Feb. 4, 2007)
• A phish story that can bite you (April 18, 2010)
• Put your name in lights -- or on a gingerbread cake -- with PixyMe (May 9, 2010)
• Do you give your e-mail address to spammers? (2003)
• Need privacy? Don't post Word documents online (April 25, 2010)
• 'iHateSpam' still ranks at the top for Windows spam blockers; Apple Mail is superb in keeping spam out on OS X Macs (2003)
• Quick quiz on computer security: Find out what you don't know, because it might hurt you (2004)
• How do you spell 'virus'? Here's a clue: It starts with 'W' and ends with pain (2004)
• Virtual reality grows up in stunning photo panoramas(2004)
• Backing up is easy, Part 1: Just save the stuff you created, not your program files(2004)
• Getting that missing taskbar back, making DVDs and VCDs for slide shows, what you lose or gain when you abandon Windows, other tips(2002)
• Q&A: Overheating PCs, Road Runner problems, the Bill Gates/WordPerfect myth and more  - (July 16, 2006)
• The address book blues: How a surprise party turned me into a believer in computerization(2004)
• The day the earth stood still: Apple comes up with a multi-button mouse (2005)
• Laptop delights: 2 travel-size mice from Microsoft  - (April 2, 2006)
• Looking for a back-to-school laptop? MacBook is ideal (August 12, 2007)
• Good news: Cheaper Blu-ray blank disks arriving (May 23, 2010)
• Blog: Mini-tips for Windows and Mac users  - (July 16, 2006)
• Making PDFs in Windows and OS X; 3rd macro app for OS X (2002)
• Turn Web pages into PDFs to save them intact (2002)
• Be operating system, Part 1: Fascinating alternative to Windows (2000)
• Be operating system, Part 2: Multitasking like you've never seen before (2000)
• QNX computer operating system: Faster than Windows or Linux, with a gorgeous interface (2000)
• Using a telecomm service as a disk drive (1993)
• The sitcom that would never sell: How your computer really stores things (1993)
• "Free" offer from Gates Foundation has strings attached (2000)
• It's cool! It's new! It's what YOU need! Right? (The refrigerator as operating system) (2000)
• Adjusting your computer monitor, part 1 (1997)
• Adjusting your computer monitor, part 2 (1997)
• Adjusting your computer monitor using an automatic device (2005)
• $277 Walmart "IC Power" 19-inch LCD monitor has extra features and great image quality (2005)
• How to connect those PCs at home or in a small office (1999)
• Internet radio is easy to listen to, on a Windows PC or a Mac (2002)
• How 'drag and drop' can turn you into a pro (2004)
• Imation's new jukebox-wannabe stores your CDs and DVDs, but it can't read or play them (2005)
• Discovering the incredible Rick Shea and Brantley Kearns, via Internet radio (2002)
• World's funniest radio show? Download and listen for yourself (2001)
• Want to send work home from a Windows PC to a non-Windows PC? It's easy (2000)
• Computer jargon demystified, from "any key" to "zip" (2000)
• Cheapskate's 2008 holiday guide to computers and software (Nov. 23, 2008)
• Cheapskate's 2004 Guide to Home Computers, Part 1: Apple's iMac G5 makes sense in an era of Windows viruses and spyware (2004)
• Cheapskate's guide, 2002: Computers, software, peripherals, cameras (2002)
• 2002 Cheapskate's Guide addendum, more or less (2002)
• Cheapskate's guide, 2000: Save yourself the headaches and choose an iMac instead of a Windows PC (2000)
• Cheapskate's guide, 2000: Always look for USB peripherals for a modern Windows PC or Mac (2000)
• On the periphery: What peripherals are, Part 1: USB(Jan. 21, 2007)
• On the periphery: What peripherals are, Part 2: FireWire (Jan. 28, 2007)
• Cheapskate's guide, 2000: Choosing software for a Windows PC, Macintosh or Linux PC (2000)
• Cheapskate's guide to bargain PCs, 1998 (1998)
• Cheapskate's guide to software for bargain PCs, 1998 (1998)
• The truth, and nothing but the truth, about choosing a new PC (1998)
• Those 'bargain' PCs have long strings attached (1999)
• What they forgot to tell you at the store: Tips for new computer users (2004)
• Hardware tips and tricks for Windows, Macs and Linux PCs (2002)
• Y2K panic? Don't get carried away when the new year starts (1999)
• Proposed new operating system runs Windows programs without needing Windows itself (1999)
• Major Windows graphics program comes to Linux (1999)
• How Microsoft set the stage for Linux and other operating systems (2000)
• How to clean those crazy brackets from forwarded mail (2002)
• Too many bad drivers? A proposal to make computers users pass an operator's test (2002)
• Linksys router provides a hardware firewall along with Internet connection sharing (2001)
• Basic rules for keeping your computer safe (1999)
• Turn off your computer between uses to protect against intruders (2001)
• How the Klez Worm left us socially defenseless (2002)
• Make your own 'mailwall' to block junk e-mail (2001)
• How spammers get your name (2002)
• 'iHateSpam' program eliminates junk mail and costs only $20 (2002)
• That 'other' temp folder is for the browser, and you should leave it alone (1999)
• DailyRoutine site supercharges your browsing (2001)
• DailyRoutine, Internet-Help and Major Geeks: 3 winners on the Web (2002)
• Your computer can help look for signs of life in the universe with SETI@Home (1999)
• SETI@Home project uses an old technique of neighbors helping neighbors (1999)
• Microsoft makes a mouse you can't resist -- and it's wireless, with programmable buttons (2002) Three crazy things: Microsoft's snitch contest, AOL forced on Time Warner employees, spying via file-sharing programs (2001)
• AOL Time Warner gives up on AOL's incredibly bad e-mail system, tells employees to use something else (2002)
• What you really need to know about Y2K (1999)
• Y2K worries? You might be too late (1999)
• Flat-panel monitors have more growing up to do (1998)
• Monitor madness 1: Brightness and "Contrast" actually control something else (1998)
• Monitor madness 2: How to get your monitor adjusted right (2000)
• Forget the high-priced spread and try the free Microsoft Office-compatible suite from OpenOffice.org  - (Feb. 19, 2006)
• Free for the asking: A Windows and Linux competitor for Microsoft Office (1999)
• 256 colors? True color? What's up? How to make the most of your color display (2001)
• Making your own information manager in your e-mail program (2000)
• My favorite 'Favorites' menu tricks: Put anything in the list (2002)
• Bookmarks? Favorites? Send yourself Web pages instead (2000)
• Ban popups? For AOL, that's just a start (2002)
• Class-action suit filed against company that created fake 'error' messages in popup windows (2002)
• Purge deleted mail to speed up your software (2001)
• Are you at risk from 'peeping Tom' office snooping? (Oct. 19, 2008)
• CDs are so '90s! Give them up for good (Nov. 2, 2008)
• Rip your DVDs and watch them on your computer or portable player (Nov. 9, 2008)
• Diskless laptop is a sign of things to come (Dec. 14, 2008)
• How to find software for LTH Blu-ray burning (May 30, 2010)
• 10 tips for that new computer (Dec. 28, 2008)
• Your privacy on the Web, Part 1: How some sites track your every move (2000)
• Your privacy on the Web, Part 2: Spyware makes a mockery of free-trial software (2000)
• Your privacy on the Web, Part 3: If you have Windows, you probably have spyware also (2000)
• Tired of paying $3,800 a gallon for inkjet ink? How to save money on the high cost of printing (2004)
• Epson's pigmented-ink printers and professional matte paper make spectacular fade-free photo prints (2003)
• Epson's new all-in-one sets new standard for print quality (Dec. 7, 2008)
• Viruses you didn't send, refilling inkjet catridges, the Windows update blues and more (2004)
• Now that you have that new computer, you need help! (1998)
• Toast of the town: A parable for Windows PC owners (1999)
• Personal toolbar tricks for Netscape and Internet Explorer (1999)
• At Mozilla, volunteers are creating the next-generation Web browser (1999)
• Mozilla and Amaya: New browsers show how fast things are changing (1999)
• 5 last-minute tech newpage.pngts (1999)
• Is your PC really THIS dumb? You bet (1999)
• Why even the big companies need help testing software (2001)
• Repeat after me: 'Beta' means buggy (1999)
• USB memory-card reader saves a photographer's vacation (2002)
• Can your computer handle high-speed cable access? (1998)
• Is cable access really 100 times faster? Yes and no (1998)
• Don't let the Road Runner installer take away your choice of software (1998)
• Tests show cable modem up to 286 times faster than dialup (1998)
• Sometimes e-mail attachments are the worst ways to send something (2002
• Backing up is hard to do-but you'd better start now (1995-'96)
• Backups: Do as I say, not as I do (1994)
• Disk cloners make backing up a simple chore (Aug. 31, 2008)
• Installation disk can help rescue your computer (Sept. 7, 2008)
• CD recorders, Part 1: Why they're such cheap backup devices (1998)
• CD recorders, Part 2: 3 ways to ensure good results (1998)
• Why you need an uninterruptible power supply (1994)
• Summer storms can zap your PC if you're not careful (May 20, 2007)
• The right (and wrong) ways to choose a computer (1994)
• 2002 Technofile buying guide to digital cameras (2002)
• When buying locally makes sense, and when it doesn't (1993)
• Home page hijacking, cheap DVD blanks, CD longevity, QuickTime conversion, more (2002)
• TV-based big-screen PCs have even bigger drawbacks (1997)
• Snippets of life on the e-mail highway (1997)
• Slashdot keeps you informed on everything that really matters (2000)
• Free software answers your phone when you're online (2000)
• The aging population is a computer-savvy one, too (1998)
• Good books for Internet and computer fans (1997)
• JVC digital camcorder takes stunning videos and digital stills, too (1999)
• Real Player G2 is a 'must-have' program (1999)
• RealVideo makes a splash (1997)
• Video CD: Cheaper version of DVD? In some ways, yes (2002)
• Hollywood DV-Bridge turns VCR tapes into digital video for DVD creation (2003)
• MPEG and MP3: The future of digital audio for computers? (1997)
• MOD audio still thrives on the Internet (1998)
• A sound idea: MPEG Layer 3 (MP3) keeps improving (1998)
• $129 DVD player plays home-brew MP3 CDs, too (2001)
• How to make MP3 CDs for hours of music at home (2003)
• Burning Blue Audio USB-powered amplifier delivers super-fi sound to headphones on Windows PCs and Macs (2003)
• How to use message rules or filters to keep track of things (2000)
• DVD recorders are a long way off (1997)
• DVD is coming! Here's what to expect (1997)
• DVD: At last, video lives up to its potential (1999)
• DVD: On a Windows PC, the video quality is stunning (1999)
• How to treat a CD-R as if it were a CD-RW (2003)
• CD-R follies, or why humility is a virtue (1998)
• The world's first really fast CD-ROM drive (1999)
• Even a klutz knows when to salute Big Blue (1997)
• Just start using that computer, whatever it is (1992)
• An irreverent dictionary of computer terms (2001)
• Who killed the Atari ST? A drama in three parts (1998)
• Xerox learns its lessons and comes up with a new kind of PC (1993)
• The word game that hides the real virus threat (1988)
• Nationwide virus attack leaves me wondering: Who's in charge? (1988)
• When my fancy PC died, macho man knew the solution,right? Guess again (1998)
• Sociology, rumors and the big virus scare (1989)
• Kodak introduces Photo CD (1990)
• Can your computer hurt you? (1990)
• Is radiation from your PC hurting you? (1993)
• Why you'll always need more storage space (1994)
• Out of the jaws of floppy-disk defeat, a lesson in poetry (1984)
• Does Windows really delete things? (2000)
• What bits really are, and why they're not characters (1989)
• A simple dictionary of computer terms (2001)
• Plain talk about computers, Part 1 (1997)
• Plain talk about computers, Part 2 (1997)
• Plain talk about computers, Part 3 (1997)
• That old PC can be networked to the new one, so don't toss it out (2001)
• Can computers really think? Only if they have a sense of humor (1997)
• As the Amiga starts to fade, its fans speak out (1994)
• Revisiting the Mac: Impressive but still quirky (1999)
• Macs will always cost more than PCs -- and here's why (1999)
• Apple finally brings down the prices of Macs (1990)
• My view of Apple's ill-fated Newton (1993)
• Happy birthday, Mac! (1994)
• More bad news from Apple and its clone makers (1997)
• A new Mac, and yet another new operating system: Do they matter? (1998)
• Running Windows on a Mac: It works, but it's slow (1999)
• Phil Katz, inventor of Zip compression, left us a smaller and simpler world (2000)
• Project Gutenberg: The world of literature on a CD-ROM (1994)
• Spinoffs from video games: A touchpad that works (1993)
• Gary Kildall and the origins of the PC (1990)
• Z88: Forerunner of modern notebook PCs (1988)
• Letters to the editor by computer: How we did it (1990)
• How user groups kept the Atari ST alive (1991)
• Tiny new ST notebook computers from Atari (1991)
• Apple and IBM team up to make the Power PC (1991)
• Faster than a hard disk? It's a ramdisk (1990)
• Testing the Portfolio, first DOS-compatible palmtop computer (1990)
• Time for schools to retire those old Apple IIs (1991)
• My first taste of MIDI: A revolution in the winds (1988)
• Leading Edge saga: A foreigner to PCs takes on an IBM clone (1988)
• Gobledegook demystified: A no-jargon guide to computer terms (1989)
• Making a NeXT interface for my ST, more or less (1991)
• In early days of Windows, a few big cautions (1990)
• Floppies got left out of the storage race (1990)
• How Dave Small made miracles for the Atari ST (1991)
• Say goodbye to an old friend, the 8-bit computer (1989)
• Apple's laptop is big, but it's an even bigger mistake (1990)
• I test DOS archivers,and tell you how they work (1990)
• DOS Batch files for newcomers, Part 1 (1990)
• DOS Batch files for newcomers, Part 2 (1990)
• Afraid of computers? Help is at hand (1990)
• A brief history of computer speed (1990)
• The wacky world of figuring Internet connection speeds (2000)
• Can Big Brother tax your shareware? (1991)
• Microsoft's huge private art collection: Check it out! (2001)
• When software acts up, sometimes you have only yourself to blame (2003)  
  
• Microsoft's new Office software could trace document recipients (2003)
• Viruses from Windows PCs are making us all miserable. Isn't it time for a change? (2002)
• Obscenities discovered in Windows source code (2004)
• Windows users: Beware of Bugbear worm (2002)
• Test your knowledge of Internet security (2002)
• Answers to Internet security test (2002)
• The shocking truth about 'security' in Windows (2000)
• Office PC safety: How to check the computer you use (2002)
• Office PC safety: What comapnies can do to make PCs safe and secure (2002)
• Can you go too far to protect your Windows PC? Honest advice for Windows users (2002)
• The emperor has no clothes: What the Microsoft breakin really means (2000)
• Into the soul of a bad machine: Why Microsoft doesn't get it (thoughts about the judge's ruling) (2000)
• We need Windows, like it or not, and that means we can't just turn our backs on it (1999)
• What's wrong with Windows? Here are 5 big flaws (1999)
• "Free" offer from Gates Foundation has Windows strings attached (2000)
• The truth about Windows: It's not really an "operating" system because it's not in charge (2000)
• 'Most dangerous' flaw found in Windows (2000)
• Windows is too risky because of viruses, so Microsoft uses Unix instead (2000)
• Latest Windows virus could not make things clearer: Stop being so naive (2001)
• Clueless Windows users are to blame for the mess each time a virus comes along. Isn't it time to wake up? (2003)
• Earth to Windows users: Take Mac users out of your address books! (2003)
• Should you run two antivirus programs at he same time? (2001)
• Klez computer worm mocks Windows weaknesses and our own gullibility (2002)
• Klez worm faked its source and fooled some users into running it (2002)
• How Microsoft designed an entryway for viruses in Outlook Express (2002)
• Step-by-step guide to disabling the preview pane in Outlook Express (2002)
• Word 97 bug lets thieves steal any of your files (2002)
• Word 97 bug: Why you should care, and what to do (2002)
• Why the memory problem in Windows 95, 98 and Me isn't fixable (2001)
• Don't let the cone of silence hide the real choice you have when buying a computer (2002)
• Microsoft cutting support for older versions of Windows, but is this just more of the same old no-support game? (2001)
• Windows XP, Part 1: Best version of Windows yet, but it needs a lot of memory (2001)
• Windows XP, Part 2: 'Big Brother' has you in his sights (2001)
• Have Windows XP? Switch to Microsoft's heavy-duty NTFS file system for free (2002)
• How to block 'Messenger Service' spam in Windows (2002)
• How to get Windows to stop blocking e-mail attachments in Outlook Express (2003)
• 'Untouchable' Microsoft does it again: Windows XP is unsafe (2001)
• Why weather Windows' crashes? Fight for a recall! (2001)
• Microsoft: Schools have to pay a Windows license for all computers, even for Macs (2002)
• 'Smart Tags' would create bogus hyperlinks that porn sites could insert into legitimate Web pages to lure your kids (2001)
• Simple ways to keep kids safer when they go online (2004)
• Microsoft's little secret: What it doesn't want you to know about Windows (2001)
• If you use Microsoft Office in Windows, Fast Find is slowing down your PC (1998)
• Open Source software suite is a free replacement for many parts of Microsoft Office (2002)
• Internet Explorer falling behind two other Windows browsers, Mozilla and Opera (2003)
• Internet Explorer scandal: It secretly spies on you and reports back to Microsoft (2000)
• 'Off by One' Web browser is a Windows speed champ (2001)
• Easy ways to make Internet Explorer look gorgeous (2002)
• Scumware, Part 1: Sneaky software hits a new low (2001)
• Scumware, Part 2: Typical scumware programs and what they do (2001)
• Scumware, Part 3: How to track it down and get rid of it for good (2001)
• Free 'Tweak UI' interface customizer for Windows reappears in a new version (2000)
• Is Windows Me worth it? Save your money or demand Windows 98 instead (2000)
• Why can't Microsoft level with you about the advantages of Windows 2000? (2000)
• Caution flag: Why Windows 2000 might not be for you (2000)
• Without competition, Microsoft has no reason to own up to the real reason XP is better (2001)
• Fix your Windows 'defrag' program with this Microsoft replacement (2002)
• A few free adjustments can help make Windows behave (2002)
• Set up that new Windows PC right! Here are 7 things to look for (1999)
• Finding the hiding places of Windows programs that automatically start up at bootup (1998)
• Startup Cop gives you control over programs that start up with your Windows PC (2001)
• How to find out which startup programs to keep (2001)
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• Solving the Windows dilemma, Part 1: Common-sense choices (2000)
• Solving the Windows dilemma, Part 2: Making Windows behave better (2000)
• Solving the Windows dilemma, Part 3: Is Windows 2000 worth it? (2000)
• Solving the Windows dilemma, Part 4: Make things easy and get a Mac (2000)
• Solving the Windows dilemma, Part 5: Install two operating systems (2000)
• Nshare for Windows gives easy Internet access to all the computers on a home or office network (1999)
• $25 NAT32 can give Internet access to your network (and to other PCs and Macs) through one PC (1999)
• Many Windows and Linux PCs can share an Internet connection with WinGate (1998)
• GRC Web site shows how anyone can break into your Windows PC (1999)
• Secrets of installing software safely, Part 1 (1998)
• Secrets of installing software safely, Part 2 (1998)
• What Windows means when it tells you to shut down running programs (2000)
• Norton Uninstall Deluxe: Best Windows uninstaller by far (1998)
• What Microsoft forgot to tell you: Tricks you can do with Windows (1999)
• 7 great tips for Windows users (2001)
• 10 more great tricks you can do with Windows (1999)
• 10 tips and tricks for Windows you won't want to be without (2001)
• More tricks you can do with Windows (2000)
• 5 more great tricks and tips for Windows (2001)
• My favorite Windows utility programs (2002)
• Web-address help, window-closing secret and many other tips for Windows and Macs (2002)
• CD file rescue, other tricks and tips for Windows (2002)
• Tips and tricks for using drag-and-drop with Windows (2001)
• Tips and tricks for Windows and Macintosh users (2002)
• 5 more tips and tricks for Windows and Apple OS X users (2002)
• Windows PowerPro (best utility by far) is free, Media Player 7 is dangerous, and other things you need to know about Windows and Windows software (2001)
• Good macro programs: PowerPro for Windows; QuickKeys, Keyboard Maestro, Key Xing and Youpi Key for OS X (2002)
• 10 minor Windows utilities I can't do without (2001)
• Making music from pictures, and the other way around, in Windows and OS X  - (Feb. 26, 2006)
• Microsoft's dilemma: Fix Windows or give up trying? (1999)
• How Microsoft set the stage for Linux and other operating systems (2000)
• Choco-Banana Shake Hang: Is this what's wrong with Microsoft? (2000)
• Windows 2000: At last a version of Windows that behaves well, but the cost is high (2000)
• Windows 2000 runs smoothly, with no lockups or crashes (so far) on my PC (2000)
• Windows 2000 has a weak spot: Video troubles can make it crash without warning (2000)
• Worst security flaw in history of Windows found in Windows XP (2001)
• Why Windows misbehaves: It runs out of one kind of memory at 64 kilobytes (2000)
• What should you believe when someone says 'Windows never crashes'? (2000)
• The scary truth behind Windows viruses (2001)
• Change your address book to stop viruses? It's just a hoax (2001)
• Got a Windows virus? When will you ever learn? (2001)
• Sircam virus victims ignored a simple rule (2001)
• Protecting your computer, Part 1: Dealing with the newest viruses (1999)
• Protecting your computer, Part 2: Install a firewall (1999)
• Dealing with a virus hoax, Part 1: Use some common sense (2001)
• Dealing with a virus hoax, Part 2: Where to go to find out the facts (2001)
• Sircam Windows virus sends out your private documents (2001)
• Latest threat: Viruses that prey on your good will (2001)
• Dealing with a virus attack, Part 1: Don't panic and don't send warnings to your friends (2000)
• Dealing with a virus attack, Part 2: Act immediately and get rid of the virus first (2000)
• InoculateIT PE: Free antivirus software that does a superb job (2001)
• Christmas 'newpage.pngt' for Windows users could be a virus or break-in (2002)
• With InoculateIT no longer free, what can take its place? AVG antivirus steps up and hits a home run (2002)
• How to tell if a virus warning is a hoax (2001)
• 'iHateSpam' program eliminates junk mail and costs only $20 (2002)
• My list of the most annoying things in Windows PCs (1999)
• Microsoft's "industrial strength" operating system exposes private lives (2000)
• More security leaks in Windows, and more Alice in Wonderland talk from Microsoft (1999)
• Worst Windows bug ever? Looking up different dates in the Date/Time window will change the date in Windows immediately (1999)
• Was I wrong about the worst Windows bug? Not a chance (1999)
• Why Windows 95 and 98 are so bad: They self-destruct (1998)
• Don't let the 'RealOne' player from Real Networks steal away your favorite file associations (2002)
• It's not just a Windows world, as new Real Player and Bookmarklets show (2000)
• Guess who's to blame if we let Microsoft get away with its behavior? (1999)
• How to restore Windows in just a few minutes (1998)
• Using Drive Image: How to rescue your Windows files when things go bad (2000)
• U.S. Gov't Approved Windows? Give me a break (1998)
• The real cost of your first PC (1997)
• What to look for in your first PC (1997)
• What you get free in software on that first PC, and what you need to add (1997)
• Why you have to reinstall Windows from scratch (2000)
• How to reinstall Windows from scratch, and why you might need to do it (2002)
• Exclusive report: Making dual Windows installations, Part 1 (1997)
• Exclusive report: Making dual Windows installations, Part 2 (1997)
• The basics of reinstalling Windows, Part 1: Make backups (1999)
• The basics of reinstalling Windows, Part 2: Make a boot floppy that really works (1999)
• How to reinstall Windows, Part 1 (1998)
• How to reinstall Windows, Part 2 (1998)
• How to reinstall Windows, Part 3 (1998)
• Dealing with Windows' annoyances, Part 1 (1998)
• Dealing with Windows' annoyances, Part 2 (1998)
• How to get Windows to boot up faster (2000)
• 3 little ways to make life with Windows easier (2001)
• How to get the PC's setup (BIOS) menu to show up (2003)
• 'Typical' is the wrong choice when installing Windows software (1998)
• Write your own temp-file cleanup program (2000)
• Simple batch file empties Temp folder without user interaction (2000)
• Reader offers a temp-cleaning method that is easier to create (2000)
• How to get rid of the junk Windows leaves behind (1999)
• Profiles: How to set up one Windows PC for many users, Part 1 (1999)
• Profiles: How to set up one Windows PC for many users, Part 2 (1999)
• How to uninstall Internet Explorer 6 (2002)
• Windows 98: Stable and fast, as well as 'new and improved'? (1998)
• Windows 98 jousts with a doubter, and Windows wins (1998)
• Windows 98 can heal itself, to some extent (1998)
• Hidden features of Windows 98, Part 1 (1998)
• Hidden features of Windows 98, Part 2 (1998)
• Windows update can mess up BlackICE software (2000)
• Microsoft's latest foolishness: Windows 'update' program runs itself 288 times a day (1999)
• The real loser in the Microsoft case? Windows (1999)
• A sad fact: For most Windows users, "browser" means "Internet Explorer" (1999)
• The 'expert' makes a fool of himself when Outlook starts to crash (2002)
• Two free Windows programs help adjust your display (2002)
• The hidden power of Microsoft Word, Part 1 (1999)
• The hidden power of Microsoft Word, Part 2 (1999)
• How to get Microsoft Word to divulge all its keyboard secrets  - (March 5, 2006)
• TV listings: Windows 98 feature the experts missed (1998)
• Plus! 98 for Windows: You don't need it, but it's full of fun stuff (1998)
• PowerPro (formerly Stiletto) lets you customize and automate Windows (1998)
• Get WinSize while you can -- it's an essential fix for window size and placement problems in Windows (1999)
• Control window placement and size in Windows with WinSize (1998)
• Making program windows retain their placement (2001)
• Fix-It for Windows lives up to its name (1999)
• Easy Zip: Great for handling ZIP files in Windows, and it's free (2000)
• LiteStep 'shell' makes Windows more stable (1999)
• Get it while you can: AltaVista Personal for your own search engine (1998)
• AltaVista search program for your own Windows PC (1997)
• Keep track of all your files in Windows with Where Is It (1999)
• Where Is It will make thumbnails of your image files for your CD catalogs (2001)
• Outlook 98 for Windows: Nothing else comes close -- and it's free (1998)
• Net Folders make Outlook 98 for Windows unbeatable (1998)
• Why this Microsoft doubter loves Outlook 2000 (2002)
• How to create special shortcuts to speed up Outlook (2002)
• How to speed up your MS office e-mail: Stop using Word as the Outlook editor (2002)
• A heavenly duplicates finder for Outlook users, free DVD-playing software for Windows (2002)
• Stop pop-up windows with a free Windows program (2001)
• The Bat!, a new e-mail program, flies to the rescue for Windows users (2000
• How to get Windows to stop hiding the nature of files (2001)
• Latest virus scares should wake us up (1999)
• Norman antivirus software for Windows is powerful stuff (1999)
• New scandal: Downloaded Windows software spied on your habits (2000)
• Netscape's 'SmartDownload' program is spying on your activities (2000)
• Programs give you back some of your privacy on the Web (2000)
• Wake up! If you use Hotbar, you've given away the store. Get your privacy back by removing it (2003)
• The dangers of Windows File and Print Sharing over the Internet (1998)
• How to turn off Windows File and Print Sharing in Windows (1998)
• How to turn make Windows File and Print Sharing safe (1998)
• How to put real scrolling into Word 97 for Windows (1999)
• Fixing Windows file associations: What to do when you choose the wrong program in the 'Open With' lottery (Dr. Gizmo) (2001)
• Snappy 3 for Windows: Better than a digital camera for a lot less (1998)
• An 'iPhoto' for Windows? Picasa sure comes close (2002)
• Tired of the same old stuff? How about a way to open the CD drawer from your keyboard? (2000)
• Internet Explorer 4.0: A free preview of Windows 98 (1997)
• Internet Explorer 4's big advantages (1998)
• Internet Explorer 4 for Windows Power Toys (1998)
• Internet Explorer tips and tricks, Part 1 (2001)
• Internet Explorer: Alas, no competition, but it's a good browser (2001)
• Microsoft's gorilla knocks on Apple's door (1997)
• Microsoft, the Justice Dept. and the 'Netsbrake' syndrome: A true tale of our times (1997)
• Norton Utilities 3.0 vs. Nuts & Bolts 98 for Windows (1998)
• Nuts & Bolts: Best utility software yet for Windows (1997)
• How to install Win95B (OSR2) as an upgrade (1997)
• The benefits of Win95B (OSR2) (1997)
• How to install FAT-32 (in Win95B-OSR2) without reformatting (1997)
• Inexpensive enhancements for Windows 95, Part 1 (1997)
• Inexpensive enhancements for Windows 95, Part 2 (1997)
• Add multiple desktops to your Windows PC (1997)
• 5 great new freeware and shareware programs for Windows (1998)
• Good sites for the best Windows freeware (2000)
• My top 10 Windows downloads in a single list (1997)
• Freeware, Part 1: ClipCache extends the Windows clipboard (1998)
• Freeware, Part 2: Where to find files on the Web (1998)
• Great screensavers you can download (1998)
• 'Maya' and 'Optimal Mandelbrot' Windows screen savers (2000)
• Free replacement for Windows File Manager (1998)
• Speed up your PC by tweaking the BIOS (1998)
• System Mechanic can speed up your Internet connection (2000)
• Multi-program launcher for Windows: Do it yourself,Part 1 (1998)
• Multi-program launcher for Windows: Do it yourself, Part 2 (1998)
• Mijenix FreeSpace: Windows Disk and file compression champ (1997)
• Imation SuperDisk: At last, a high-capacity replacement for the lame old floppy (2000)
• Fine Print for Windows saves paper and ink (1997)
• Want to print multiple images per page? Single images? Have other problems? Qimage Pro for Windows does it all, and nothing else comes close (2002)
• Setting TCP parameters for cable modems in Windows 95 and 98 (Special article, 1998)
• Tips for speeding up your Windows cable or DSL connection (2000)
• Setting up WinGate for cable using only one network card in each Windows PC (Special article, 1998)
• Bonanza of free fonts for Windows and Mac users (2003)
• Secrets of using fonts in Windows' display schemes (1998)
• Removing fonts can be tricky, so take these steps (2002)
• Are Windows auto-update programs worth the trouble? (1997)
• Updating and patching Windows 95 (1997)
• USB is a dream come true for Windows PCs (1999)
• 10 myths about Windows, and why they're false (1998)
• Microsoft's Outlook holds surprises in Office 97 for Windows (1997)
• How to work on Microsoft Word documents at home when you don't have Microsoft Word (2000)
• How to view Microsoft Word attachments when you don't have Microsoft Word, on a Windows PC or Mac (2002)
• How to view images of any kind that arrive as attachments on a Windows PC or Mac (2002)
• Outlook 97 Windows secrets, Part 1 (1997)
• Outlook 97 Windows secrets, Part 2 (1997)
• 2 free ways to control the sound from the Windows keyboard (2001)
• Windows media player from Willow Pond has it all (1998)
• QSound puts 3D audio onto your Windows computer (1997)
• Networking Windows 95, Part 1 (1997)
• Networking Windows 95, Part 2 (1997)
• Windows networking's big flaw, and how to fix it (1999)
• My utilities for Windows 95 (1997)
• How to get Windows Explorer windows to behave (1997)
• How to get more choices of DOS window sizes (1999)
• Digita: Best Windows PIM money can't buy (1997)
• How to make backups under Windows,Part 1 (1999)
• How to make backups under Windows, Part 2 (1999)
• Windows 3.1 tips for office users (1996)
• LIST: Best file browser for DOS and Windows PCs (1994)
• How IBM messed up IBM-compatible PCs forever (1993)
• WillowTalk lets Windows read to you (1998)
• How to do Windows shareware right (1997)
• Getting Windows 95 passwords to stick (1997)
• Navigating menus without using the mouse in Windows (1998)
• A no-mouse, no-effort way of working with dialog boxes in Windows (1998)
• Little-known keyboard shortcuts in Windows (1997)
• The secret life of the 'Print Screen' key in Windows (1999)
• Using Windows keyboard hotkeys to open Web pages, Part 1 (1999)
• Using Windows keyboard hotkeys to open Web pages,Part 2 (1999)
• How to make keyboard shortcuts in Windows (2001)
• The hidden power of 'Send To' in Windows, Part 1 (2001)
• The hidden power of 'Send To' in Windows, Part 2 (2001)
• Make your own editing functions using a macro program (2000)
• Make complicated Web pages with 'Click to Convert' (2000)
• Another Windows 95 secret: DMA for hard drives (1998)
• Heresy! Files and folders do NOT belong on your Windows desktop (1998)
• Most shortcuts just launch programs, but there's another kind that's much more powerful (2000)
• Little-known trick in Windows can minimize programs automatically as soon as they start up (2001)
• Viruses, Part 1: Beware of hoaxes (1997)
• Viruses, Part 2: Where the danger really comes from (1997)
• Crazy things you won't believe: Microsoft's snitch fest and more (2001)
• Hurricane: Finally, a way to fix the problems of Windows 3.1 (1997)
• Hurricane 98 huffs and puffs and dies under Windows 98 (1998)
• Replacements for Windows Notepad, Part 1 (1997)
• Replacements for Windows Notepad, Part 2 (1997)
• Replacements for Windows Notepad, continued: NotepadEx, Russian Notepad, UltraEdit-32 (2001)
• Free Win XP and Win 2000 software creates hard links, making folders on one drive nest into the folders on another one (2002)
• Free HTML code checker for Windows (2000)
• 4 good Windows HTML editors that are totally free (2001)
• Help when you need it, Part 1: Windows 95 Resource Kit (1998)
• Help when you need it, Part 2: Knowledge Base for Windows (1998)
• Free and easy way to keep up with Microsoft's Knowledge Base (2002)
• Making your own RealVideo files under Windows (1997)
• How to view Microsoft Word attachments when you don't have Microsoft Word, on a Windows PC or Mac (2002)
• Mopy fish: Take the plunge into artificial intelligence under Windows (1997)
• Drag and drop: The secret power of Windows 3.1 (1994)
• Helpful tricks with the Windows File Manager (1994)
• SoftRAM for Windows is a bust (1995)