Sorry for the flashback to “Abbey Road” with The Beatles in 1969 but the title seems appropriate. Today we will take a look at info concerning carrying your notebook. Also, as an aside here – one of my pet peeves regards notebooks vs. laptops. Many people refer to a “notebook” as a “laptop”. Laptops were…
Before I get started with today’s information regarding the taskbar for you I have to apologize to those of you who had trouble accessing the DoubleClicks.info site last week. As I warned several weeks ago I moved to a different website hosting company (Bluehost.com). As expected, this caused a few days of the site being…
To continue with our Taskbar Options, or tricks if you wish, I will first remind you how to get back to the Taskbar Settings. Right-click on a blank area of your taskbar and choose “Taskbar settings” (see below). Keep in mind, just as last week, you may see less than I show you here or…
Someone recently asked me a Windows 10 Taskbar question via email. Yes, you can email me any-old-time for help, comment about the articles or ask something you wondered about. It can deal with PCs, the internet, applications, phones, etc. I will be happy to help, listen or respond as the case may be. So, keep them…
So, several years ago I purchased a Dell Inspiron 2-in-1 notebook. Before I continue I will answer the question, “What does 2-in-1 mean?” These models resemble a regular notebook that does something different with their keyboards. There are basically two different types of 2-in-1s; detachable and convertible. Mine is a convertible which means the keyboard…
Since you are reading this you realize that the site is now back online with new and improved “stuff” for you. First, if you haven’t already noticed, each article can now be read to you, since the first of 2018. Click the small blue arrow under the title and Sally will read the article to…
I know, just like I have, you have seen the ads on TV, your browser and most everywhere for Grammarly (grammarly.com). The ads have great testimonials with people from all walks of life; authors, students, bloggers and many more. They all say how great Grammarly is for catching your grammar errors as well as spelling…
I enjoy using Facebook Messenger. (Although, I try to avoid FB itself.) See my thoughts from a couple of weeks ago for details. As I said before it is a very useful tool for communicating. Keep in mind that for Messenger to work both you and the person you are communicating with have to have…
We have known for years that Microsoft consistently runs updates on your operating system to make your computer safer. Being the most widespread operating system in the world (read that as under attack the most) Microsoft tries to stay ahead of the bad guys. They usually get updates to your computer as quickly as a…
About three years ago I wrote a column about MOOC. I have gotten emails over time with questions about this and other online training so I think it is time for a short review and an update. The original article is found at, rd.dblclx.com/MOOC if you care to glance at it when you are done…
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