If you right click on the Control Panel in Start Menu, you cannot find the Pin to Taskbar right click contextual menu item that allows user to pin the Control Panel shortcut to Windows 7 Taskbar. Event if you drag and drop the Control Panel shortcut to Taskbar on Windows 7 to pin Control Panel folder on Taskbar it will not work. This hitch up can be solved with a hack. Well, there's a hack using which you can pin any folder to the Windows 7 taskbar for Control Panel. Still there's an easier hack that I would like share with you.
Microsoft Works comes with most of the windows based PC's for free. It is a basically an entry level office or home productivity software suite that includes word processor, spreadsheet and database. Well, this provides an opportunity to create documents, workbook and databases without purchasing or upgrading to Microsoft Office. Most of the users now opt to use the fully featured Microsoft Office that offers Word, Excel, and Access. They usually uninstall the Microsoft Works. However, if they have the files created in Microsoft Works do not open. This is due to the databases in. wdb file extension created by Microsoft Works. The DB files might contain some important data that needs to be retrieved. There's a third-party program that can rescue the data into database.
Gmail is getting better and better with matchless features added every now and then that others emails would envy. For the latest, Google's blue eyed boy will now have an added appeal. Gmail will now feature automatic translation of e-mails in foreign languages to the language that the user desires. Now you can get your emails translated to your preferred languages with just a click of mouse. The automatic translation becomes possible with the integration of Google translate program that was already available for the for translation of web pages and blogs.
When you install Windows XP, you will find a built-in and default administrator user account that is named as Administrator. Now when you set up another user account in Windows XP, the Administrator account becomes hidden and invisible in User Accounts or Computer Management. Often, to incur modifications in your system you need to enter as an Administrator. In order to see the Administrator account you have boot the Windows in Safe Mode. Instead of this hassle prone idea there's a hack to make the Administrator account visible at Windows XP Welcome screen. Let's see how to unhide the Administrator account in Windows XP
As Windows 7 is getting hotter, the users are looking for cool hacks to make their working more comfortable. I got one of them. Now, suppose you have several Windows open on desktop of Windows 7. Normally, what you do is click on another window to switch to the task or window. Again, you can activate the window by clicking into front or foreground. What if you could switch to another window instantly upon mouse over or hover on the inactive window. Voila! Microsoft offers an auto-bring to front window on mouse over option in Windows 7. This could be the rarest innovation for the lazy legs would complain of finger pain with hundreds of mouse clicks, lol. Let's see how you can jump from window to window without a mouse click.
