One of the best things about Microsoft's newer operating systems is how easy it is to find the programs you want to use. If you have Vista or Windows 7, there is a very, very easy way to find any program or file on your computer. Here's how.
I know that most of you have perfect memories, but occasionally one of you may forget where in the computer you placed a certain picture or document. Here's a tip to help you document where you put things.
You can have your printer print what is called a test page to make sure that it is working properly. But a printer test page can give you other important information, as well. Some will tell you how many pages you've printed, exactly how much ink you have left, and even the number of copies you have made.
You may know that you can go to the FedEx, UPS or U.S. Postal website to track packages. You might have even bookmarkeded websites where you can search zip codes, vehicle IDs and other numbers, but there is an easier way.
There was a time when telephone area codes were easy to remember. 212 was New York and 312 was Chicago. Now, however, they have added so many area codes that it's not so easy to know where any of them is located. That is, unless you follow this quick tip.