Web Talk

If you like downloading stuff from the Internet, then you are going to love this little trick, definitely! Has it ever happened to you to download a file from the Internet and you don’t know where your computer put it? On the other hand, you might know where all your downloaded stuff ended up, but you have to spend a lot of time to reach that folder and find that particular file. The trick I am gonna show you is nothing else than a shortcut,  an option that will let you a very handy “Download link” on Windows 7 Start menu in order to reach the file you took down from the Internet in a couple of seconds! Continue reading »

Facebook is rolling out a lot of interesting features lately. While nobody argues the fact that they are all interesting, I have to say that some of them are useful, others are not particularly interesting and a small group of them are quite useless and…annoying! Recently, Facebookers have welcomed a really bothering and irritating feature, a pop-up Photo Viewer which opens in a floating black box (lightbox).  Let’s see how to turn off such a feature for good! It has to be said that the solution is not easy here as the popup is an embedded feature used by Facebook itself to show photos to users. However, if you really can’t stand it, I have got a really nice solution. Continue reading »

Have you ever wished to browse and surf different websites, blogs and webpages at the same time? Have you ever wished to have  such a feature on your Google Chrome? Well, if so your waiting is over! Surfing two or more websites at the same time is very convenient in all those cases where you have to compare text, photos  etc. It is also useful when you want to buy a device online, for example, and you want to compare two websites offering the same object but with slightly differences about policy conditions. By splitting your browser in different windows you will be able to compare a lot of things instantly, without having to print any page! Let’s see how to achieve this result! Continue reading »

Differently from other browsers, Internet Explorer gives you a lot of security warnings while surfing the Internet. One of the most annoying one is “Do you want to view only the webpage content that was delivered securely? This webpage contains content that will be not delivered using a secure HTTPS connection, which could compromise the security of the entire webpage.” which is available in Internet Explorer 7 and 8 (IE7 and IE8). In Internet Explorer 9 such a message has been “trimmed” , so to speak, to a more essential one: “Only Secure Content is Displayed”.  If you can not stand such a warning and wish to have a smoother Internet experience, I will show you how to turn off and disable them for good in a few steps! Continue reading »

If you are in need to mass forward multiple emails from your email account in Office 2010 to another email account, soon you might find yourself in trouble. In fact, apparently, there is not other solutions than forwarding such emails one by one. Such a boring task is pretty long and tedious as it involves  a lot of times and clicks to perform it till the end. Let’ see how to speed things up  thanks to a nice, easy trick! Continue reading »

As you know, Microsoft products always give you the opportunity to perform an operation or a step in a lot of different ways. In some cases there are also handy shortcuts meant to shorten a certain procedure or gain access to a function or tool in a faster way. Recently, I have come across a nice trick  for all Microsoft Office versions ( I am talking about Office 2003, 2007 and the new Office 2010). It is nothing else than a macro which lets you create a document containing all the shortcuts available for Office. Continue reading »

In order to better protect your security against malicious viruses, malware and codes, Microsoft has enforced the ActiveX policy options on its Internet Explorer 9 (IE9).  This means that, apart from turning on and off ActiveX controls, you have the extra option to filter websites in order to run selective rules on them. So let’s see how to activate the new ActiveX Filtering on Internet Explorer 9 and how to use it at its best! Continue reading »

If you have a lot of pictures and photos on your Facebook account, then this tricks is gonna be quite useful  to you. In fact, organizing your photos on Facebook is crucial above all if you have a lot of them. This small article will show you how to send and move photos from one album to another one on Facebook in order to have a tidy Facebook account. This comes in particularly handy when you are looking for a way to group pictures with the same subject together or are in process to deeply re-organize your photos in a more efficient way. Continue reading »