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How To Take a Screenshot in Windows 7

Taking screenshots (some call them screen grabs) are a popular past time. If you author technical documents for training knowing how to take screenshots is an i...

How to Network Windows 7 and Windows 98

Yes, you read right, we're going to show you how to network Windows 7 and Windows 98. Now, some people might be wondering if we have ran out of ideas or experie...

How to Upgrade iTunes in Windows

iTunes is the popular music management tool developed by Apple for listening, managing audio files and other types of media such as Apps, Videos, TV Shows, Movi...

How to use Windows 7 Jump Lists

One of the major improvements in Windows 7 is the Taskbar. It introduces a new approach to using it with more flexibility and power built in while remaining fam...

How to Change Sounds in Windows 7

Personalization is a major focus of Windows 7, the aim is to make your Windows experience more unique, interesting and culturally aware through a variety of med...

How to Find and Add Windows Gadgets

With the release of Windows Vista, Microsoft introduced Gadgets. Gadgets are small programs that provide small snippets of information you don’t need to have a ...

How to Share Files with HomeGroup

If you are new to Windows 7 or you are still discovering its wealth of new features HomeGroup is one you should check out. In a previous article we did an intro...

How to Change Taskbar Size or Position

By default, the Windows 7 Taskbar is situated at the bottom of the screen, but if you would prefer to have it at the side or the top of the screen, you can do t...