You're using Windows 7 and are having difficulties with something not working properly whenever you use it. Or a window popping up that you;re not sure about.
Wouldn't it be great if, rather than try to describe it to someone who is trying to help over the phone, or by email, you could show them what happens?
That's what the Problem Steps Recorder does.
Click 'Start', then in the little box at the bottom type 'PSR' and press 'Enter'.
A small window will open, which is the recorder. Click 'Start Record', and Windows will keep a record of everything you open, close, click or type until you tell it to stop. When you click 'Stop Record' it will prompt you to save a file; do this, and then you can email it to someone who may be able to help you.
Give it a try.
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Monday, September 19, 2011
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Thursday, September 15, 2011
Cloud Computing
Cloud Computing - Legal Issues For Service Contracts
An interesting piece if you are using "the cloud".
http://tiny.cc/e0oaj
An interesting piece if you are using "the cloud".
http://tiny.cc/e0oaj
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A reminder about our September offer.
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Wednesday, September 14, 2011
Tuesday, September 13, 2011
Last Weekend - A Party With The Mafia
Mafia Opening Night
The opening night of the Wollongong Pictorial Mafia's exhibition at Project Contemporary Artspace in Keira Street - 9th September 2011 Evidence that just because you can take a nice picture for an exhibition it doesn't mean that you can't take rubbish blurry ones at any events you go to.
The opening night of the Wollongong Pictorial Mafia's exhibition at Project Contemporary Artspace in Keira Street - 9th September 2011 Evidence that just because you can take a nice picture for an exhibition it doesn't mean that you can't take rubbish blurry ones at any events you go to.
Friday, September 9, 2011
Thursday, September 8, 2011
Wednesday, September 7, 2011
Tuesday, September 6, 2011
Right Clicking – Have you ever investigated the right mouse button? It’s rather a well-kept secret but it can open up a new world for you. All those tasks you found difficult and even those perhaps you couldn’t do, can be achieved with the right click.
Basically it gives you a context menu. This means the menu is different depending on what you have clicked on.
You can, in fact, right click on most things on your screen – task bar, tool bar, highlighted text, pictures, desktop etc.
Give it a try. You will get a list of options for the item you have clicked on. Copy and paste, Send to, Open with etc., etc.
You may try it out and decide you have far better ways of doing things but I think you may find that it gives you some options that you may find hard to find elsewhere.
Basically it gives you a context menu. This means the menu is different depending on what you have clicked on.
You can, in fact, right click on most things on your screen – task bar, tool bar, highlighted text, pictures, desktop etc.
Give it a try. You will get a list of options for the item you have clicked on. Copy and paste, Send to, Open with etc., etc.
You may try it out and decide you have far better ways of doing things but I think you may find that it gives you some options that you may find hard to find elsewhere.
Monday, September 5, 2011
LAST WEEKEND
by AB Computer Training on Monday, September 5, 2011 at 10:16am
We didn't make it to the computer fair at Berkeley but strolled down to Dapto markets on Sunday, which is just down the road from us.
It is a well known local weekly market but probably not a port of call for those of you looking for techno-bargains. There were a couple of stalls selling laptops and such like but the majority of the market is more like an enormous car boot sale. Some fresh produce and pet stuff - including two stalls selling birds and plenty of clothes - new and second-hand.
Worth a look if you're out for a Sunday morning stroll in the Dapto area.
Friday, September 2, 2011
This Weekend
COMPUTER FAIR
Berkeley Sports Stadium ( Wollongong)on Sunday,4th Sep 2011 at 10.00am
For those who have not been to a computer market before, a computer market is no different from any other market in that it is composed of stalls selling mainly computer gear. On sale are complete systems, hardware, software, accessories and peripherals, both second hand and new equipment.
Plenty of free off street parking is available directly outside and around the venue, and refreshments are available.
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