| There are workarounds.
If you cut-and-paste text from another program, let’s say Word, to a Sticky Note, that note will take on the original fonts the text was in. To change size, luckily there are keyboard shortcuts… Ctrl + Shift + > makes the font bigger Ctrl + Shift + < makes the font smaller |
that you disable Outlook’s ability to download the Offline Address Book by using the steps outlined in the Disable the Offline Address Book section. Doing so will allow you to see resources in the GAL within a few minutes of creating them using the Resource Coordinator Tools. Otherwise, Outlook stores a “cached” copy of the address book, which is updated daily. Steps to re-enable the Offline Address Book are also provided.
At this point, Outlook will no longer automatically download the offline address book. However, if you click the “Send/Receive” button within Outlook, by default it will reset your offline address book setting – in effect it re-enables the offline address book. To prevent this from happening, complete the following steps.
Have you ever thought that the clicking sound is annoying when you click on the links in Internet Explorer (IE7 or IE8) or refresh the Window? Especially in the night when your friends or family members are sleeping and when you browse? Then disabling that clicking sound will be a good option. Unfortunately you can’t disable it from IE and you have to do it through the system sound settings.
So how to disable the clicking sound in IE?
Go to Start button –> Control Panel –> Hardware and Sound.
Under Sound, click Change System Sounds.
There you will see the list of programs whose sound system is managed by Windows Vista, Scroll down to see Windows Explorer. There choose Start Navigation and from the Sounds drop down menu choose None. Click OK.
You may also want to change the settings for Complete Navigation to None, if its not already set to None. Also if you don’t want any noise while you are browsing, you can also disable the sound when you have a blocked pop-up window. Choose Blocked Pop-up Window and change it to None.
So, what exactly is God Mode in Windows 7?
Well, for starters, it’s not really a mode. And it’s nothing you need to be a deity to pull off, either.
Rather, it’s a folder packed with shortcuts to just about every settings change and administrative function in Windows 7. Everything you’ll find in the Action Center, Backup and Restore, Autorun, Desktop Gadgets, Devices and Printers — it’s all there. All dumped in one central location for easy access.
No, this trick doesn’t involve entering IDDQD in the run box – but it’s just about that simple. Here’s the magic,
That’s it! You’ve now got your new, somewhat handy folder. Why somewhat handy? Well, because you can already access everything in there by typing a few letters into the search box on your start menu.
Still, it’s a pretty long list of things to remember – so having a nice reference like this could actually be useful from time to time
That’s it! You’ve now got your new, somewhat handy folder. Why somewhat handy? Well, because you can already access everything in there by typing a few letters into the search box on your start menu.
Still, it’s a pretty long list of things to remember – so having a nice reference like this could actually be useful from time to time
