Microsoft introduces the ability to create and deploy web applications using Microsoft Access 2013. What are web apps and what can you do with them? …
Continue ReadingIn the last article I described Microsoft Access’s new Web Application support and the steps you need to take before you start building out your …
Continue ReadingOne of the great new features in Word 2013 is the ability to work with PDFs. Not only can you create PDFs from your Word documents, but you can now …
Continue ReadingMicrosoft SkyDrive has – in various incarnations - been around since 2007. However, with the introduction of Microsoft Office 2013, it’s never been …
Continue ReadingLately it seems touchscreens have become ubiquitous, with everything from your computer screens, phones, cars and more implementing touchscreen …
Continue ReadingWill the much anticipated Windows Blue (8.1) fix the many issues of the disappointing interface of Windows 8? Don’t get your hopes up…
Continue ReadingIf you want to hide folders in Windows 7, you can just select an option to hide. However, it is just as easily un-hidden by another simple click. If …
Continue ReadingResize, zip, encrypt… How much time do you spend preparing files before you send them as email attachments? Could WinZip Courier help you become more …
Continue ReadingThe coming release of Windows 8 has got tech commentators and bloggers all of a flutter, but will it really do all that is expected? Is it an iOS …
Continue ReadingOnce you’ve learned how to set up and use OWA, you’re probably wondering how you can customize some sweet templates for the program. Look …
Continue ReadingThe move to 64-bit computing is upon us, but what does it mean? How do you know if you are running 32-bit or 64-bit applications in Windows 7? What …
Continue ReadingWith Windows Live OneCare gone, what are users supposed to do if they used OneCare’s backup features? This article will cover how you can use …
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