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View Files Paths in the Title Bar
Computers hold and store information as files and as a result can hold tens-of-thousands of files at any given time. Finding the path to where a specific file is stored can really present a challenge, unless you know how to call for a files path location on the Title bar at the top of the window. more
Virtual Memory Settings in XP
Not unlike earlier versions of the Windows Operating System (OS), XP uses your computers hard disk drive to store data in what it calls a paging file or virtual memory when actual memory Random Access Memory (RAM) gets too full. Information in memory, but not currently being used is written to the paging file and then recalled into physical memory (RAM) when needed. In previous versions of the Windows Operating System, the paging file has been called the Swap file. The problem with this arrangement is that XP spends time resizing the paging file to maximize the combination of physical and virtual memory, which tends to slow down overall system performance. You can take control of this process away from XP by setting the size of the paging file. The net result will be an increase in system performance. more
Voice Comments in Word
To accomplish the following steps to add voice comments into a Word document, you will need a microphone, preferably a microphone with a headset (to block out speaker feed back.) Also, but just as critical, the recipient of your Word document must have a headphone or speakers set up to listen to your recorded comments that you integrate into a Word document and send as an attachment to an email message. more
