Recent content by dderolph

What about setting your home page, and new tab page, www.google.com. That page normally displays a gmail link in the upper right corner of the page. Just click it to open your email.

I bought a laptop with Win 8 in early March 2013, about 6 months ago. I'm wondering why you say it's "barely acceptable on a laptop." My laptop does not have a touch screen but a mouse works quite well for navigating the Start screen. Using the mouse wheel quickly scrolls the tiles on the...

If I understand you correctly, I disagree. I have Office 2007 installed on my Windows 7 desktop PC and my Windows 8 laptop and I get updates for Office 2007 practically every time I get Windows updates.

Does he want a keyboard with a number pad area to the right? If so, he will probably need to go with a 15.6" screen laptop.

Then, you must have downloaded it, since it is NOT, by default, part of a Windows 7 installation. In other words, it does not come with Windows 7.

LOL. My sentiments exactly.

Chrome is a web browser, not a PDF reader. Are you saying it's also a PDF reader? I like Foxit Reader.

I believe the technique you need to apply is Pull Through Access Database Info Into Existing Word Document

You're comparing two different things, a reader and a PDF editor/creator.

Isn't cleartype controlled by Windows, not by specific applications, such as PDF Viewer? In other words, it's a global feature, not app-specific.

No, the limit is 1GB (1024MB).

I agree.

When you first start up after connecting both monitors, you'll need to open Display Properties, click the Settings tab, select the second monitor, and check the box for "Extend my Windows desktop onto this monitor."

Are applications spanning across both monitors when you open them?

How about saving your file in Word 97-2003 for RTF format instead of Word 2007? Might be worth experimenting with different formats.