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Get Dreamweaver 8 Working On Windows 7

about 8 months ago - 1 comment

UPDATE: This did NOT get rid of the problem I had with disappearing passwords! However I do seem to be able to edit images properly. What (OBVIOUSLY) did fix the problem was upgrading to Dreamweaver CS5.5! This post may be able to help get rid of the issues with changing images in the dialog box,

Dreamweaver 8 on Windows 7

about 1 year ago - No comments

Does Dreamweaver 8 work on Windows 7? Let’s see. First off, I have to install Dreamweaver MX 2004, because my Dreamweaver 8 is an upgrade. The installation went off with no errors, so let’s run DW MX 2004 and see if it works. DREAMWEAVER MX 2004 WORK ON Windows 7? Well, it did for me

Windows Software: Defrag

about 1 year ago - 3 comments

I used to think that the Windows Defrag program was all that I needed. Then I started reading about defragging programs (freeware, shareware and paid) and talking to people in the know. There are a couple of good ones I use that do a better job than Windows Defrag, and tonight I’m writing about two

Quick Boost for Windows Vista – Disable Transparency

about 1 year ago - No comments

Microsoft Windows Vista is still around (I’m using a Vista laptop tonight) and so looking around for ways to speed my system - disable Vista transparency. I’ve added RAM to computers before, but this tip is free, and doesn’t have any negative effecton the Operating System (in my opinion).  I found this little gem on TechRepublic.com

How to add a new user to Windows 7

about 1 year ago - No comments

This info applies to Windows 7, and I understand it also works in Windows Vista. Click Start > Control Panel > under User Accounts and Family Safety, click Add or remove user accounts. Next, type in your new account name (John, The Laptop, etc…) and choose the account type “Standard user” (see note below). Now

Resize Desktop Icons in Windows 7

about 1 year ago - No comments

I’ve got a new computer running Windows 7 Home Premium and at 1024×768 the desktop icons seemed huge. I found a nice shortcut to resize the desktop icons (I still don’t know the “right” way) that is right quick and intuitive. Resize Desktop Icons in Windows 7 First, click the desktop once in an empty

Organize Gmail + Your Desktop

about 2 years ago - 1 comment

ORGANIZE GMAIL Check out the Gmailblog’s “So, you want to be a Gmail ninja?” and Gmail Help’s Become a Gmail Ninja for some ideas to increase your productivity with Gmail. You’ll read interesting tips and see entertaining videos about Gmail and how to get more out of it. Note that the Gmail has already sent

Windows 7 on Windows XP Machine

about 2 years ago - No comments

Thanks to Sun Microsystem’s VirtualBox I can run both Windows XP and Windows 7 (Release Candidate) on my Windows XP machine with a 2.4GHz Athlon CPU and 2GB of RAM. Naturally, its not the fastest running setup mainly due to RAM, but its really cool for me. I wanted to check out Windows 7 first-hand

Windows 7 – Hype or Heaven?

about 2 years ago - No comments

An IT buddy of mine was recently telling me how IT experts were very unhappy with Windows Vista, and that the many in the IT community are gravitating toward recommending Windows XP over Windows Vista. As a matter-of-fact, Microsoft has extended the life of Windows XP, in essence giving support to is longer so people

Microsoft DirectX Vulnerability

about 2 years ago - No comments

A bit about Microsoft Security Advisory 971778, Vulnerability in Microsoft DirectShow Could Allow Remote Code Execution (does not apply to Windows Vista, Server 2008 and Windows 7). According to what I’ve read there is a vulnerability being exploited in Microsoft DirectX’s DirectShow in the form of a specially crafted Quicktime Movie. I don’t suspect any