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– Cyber Security Basics: How to Protect Your DataYou’re leaking. Almost everywhere you go online, you’re leaving little drips of information about yourself. These drips are mopped up by large companies that want to build a ‘profile’ of you. They do it to make money, of course, but all this data can be used for a more sinister purpose: to manipulate your views …
Category: Basics
Operating Systems: 7, 8, 10, 11
Reference: C
– Getting to Grips with Windows 11If you’ve just upgraded to Windows 11, or you’ve bought a new PC that comes with the latest version, there’s plenty about it to like. However, I’m sure there’s the odd thing you’d change about it if you could! In this article, I’ll run through the adjustments you’re most likely to want to make and …
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Operating Systems: 11
Reference: G
– Google Photos for Amateur PhotographersA great reason to keep your photos online at Google Photos is that you can look at them (or show them to others) whenever you like, wherever you are, using any computer, tablet or smartphone. That, and the ability to share albums with friends and family, is what has helped to make Google Photos so …
Category: Multimedia, Optimisation
Operating Systems: 7, 8, 10, 11
Reference: G
NT 226 – News and TipsHere you’ll find all of the news and tips from the February issue. …
Category: Tips & News
Operating Systems: 7, 8, 10, 11
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QA 226 – Questions and AnswersHere you’ll find all of the Q&As from the February issue. …
Category: Questions and Answers, Questions and Answers
Operating Systems: 7, 8, 10, 11
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– Tips for Working with Multiple ScreensPerhaps it’s never crossed your mind, but you’re not limited to using just one monitor with your desktop PC. If you have a spare monitor lying around, perhaps from an old computer, you can put it to use to give yourself more screen space. It shouldn’t cost you much more than a few minutes’ work …
Category: Hardware, Installation & Setup, Optimisation
Operating Systems: 7, 8, 10, 11
Reference: T