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A few days ago Google rolled out its incredible Google Instant Search feature for its Google Search web engine. Such a feature works smoothly on Chrome, Internet Explorer, Firefox but it doesn’t work on Opera browser. So, let’s see how to turn on Instant Search on Opera thanks to this quick and easy tutorial! Continue reading »

On Windows 7, one of the most important tools is, without doubt, the new Windows Explorer folder which sits on the taskbar located at the bottom left-side of your screen. Such folder shows you different locations within your computer such as hard disks, music and video folders, desktop, libraries etc. This easy tutorial will teach you how to change the Windows Explorer folder destination to force it to show what you really want and need in your computer! Continue reading »

As I told you in my previous post, the new Internet Explorer 9 (beta version) is out for everybody to download.  However, a lot of users are experiencing a weird issue. In fact, while trying to open the browser a pop-up error box appears with the following error message: “Internet Explorer has stopped working. A problem caused the program to stop working correctly. Windows will close the program and notify you if a solution is available”. At this point the error message enters in a kind of  loop without any chance to close it.  Let’s see how to fix and solve this issue and have the browser working again. Continue reading »

One of the most commonly-found “sports” on Facebook is create fake and phony profiles and make other users think and believe that they belong to  famous people such as actors/actresses, singers, politicians etc. Facebook team is well-aware of this issue and that’s why it encourages you to report any suspect profile. But how to do it?  This brief tutorial will teach how to report bogus profiles by using the Imposter Profile Facebook Form. Continue reading »

During the Beauty of the Web event in San Francisco, Microsoft has  finally released the first, official, public beta of  Internet Explorer 9. This latest version has got a lot of interesting features under the hood which, in a lot of ways, completely redesign the famous  Internet browser. So, let’s see what improvements Microsoft has stuffed Internet Explorer with and how to download it! Continue reading »

There are a lot of reasons which may push you to change your current Digg username. In fact, you might dislike it, or  you might wish to change it to one more “serious” and professional or even funny. If that’s your case, then I have just found how to achieve this result. Differently from Twitter which allows you to change your username and name in a very easy way, Digg users don’t have  such option. So, let’s see how to change your Digg username to one which fits your new…personality! Continue reading »

Sometimes, while surfing the Internet using your Microsoft Internet Explorer 8 you might get the following warning message: “Do You Want to View Only the Webpage Content that was Delivered Securely?”. The trick about this message is that to download the content on your browser you have to click “No” instead of “Yes”. Of course the problem is that users don’t read any of the messages software and operating systems show on the screen and they just press “Yes”. Let’s see how to disable and turn off this annoying message. Continue reading »

As you know, the latest Microrsoft Office suite is the new package called Office 2010 which adds a lot of features and fun to its famous tools (Words, Excel, Powerpoint etc.).  In case you bought Office 2010 in another country and wish to change its language to yours, Microsoft has recently rolled out a special page containing  62 Language Interface Packs (LIPs). Some of the languages will be available in the next days. The page also contains languages packs for previous Microsoft Office versions (Office 2003 and Office 2007). Continue reading »