Backup Your Gmail and Other Google Accounts
Everyone with a Gmail or Other Google Account

We're all (well, most of us) are storing more and more data in the cloud. Gmail (a Google service) is the most popular web mail service with over 1 billion users -including EB and me.

Google has your data backed up in several locations - in modern, environmentally-controlled data centers with security as tight as Fort Knox. If you're not from the USA, Fort Knox makes gelatin - Knox Gelatin. I'm just kidding. And the chances that Google will ever lose your data are as slim as the Cleveland Browns winning the Super Bowl. The chances of that are slim and none - and slim just too the last plane out of town.

But hey, wait, it does happen - well not that you're data will be lost but that you may not be able to access it (odds are longer than one in ten million). But it has happened. I hesitate to give you this link...I don't want you to cancel your Google stuff because of a one in ten billion thing. But to bring you news of the slim and none crowd, here's slim http://www.newser.com/story/228188/artist-loses-14-years-of-work-when-google-deletes-his-blog.html )

But despite the fact I am nearly 100% certain that Google is not going to lose your data - or lock you out - it's still prudent to backup important data to an external drive. If the sun has 1800-style solar flares and they knock out all electronics and the internet, you can access all your email - not that you'll need it, since you won't have power to run your computer unless you have a generator.

Yes, I'm running on and on because I don't want to strike fear into your hearts; I just want to show you how to back up all your Gmail and other data you store on Google services.

Now, on with the show! (What's that you say, EB? Why didn't I say "irregardless"? Because irregardless is not a proper word. I take enough heat for my grammatical bumbles without intentionally setting myself up. Enough all right, EB? No, it's "all right" - alright is not a proper word either. Do you want all those editors-in-waiting - err Grammar Police to come down upon me like a swarm of locusts?)

OK now --- On with the show (for real)!

First make sure you're logged into the Gmail or Google Account you want to back up. Then visit this page to access Google Takeout:

https://takeout.google.com/settings/takeout

That link takes your right to the page where you can choose your Google data





Above: Slide the switches to select or unselect the Google Data you want to include in your backup archive and then click "Next".

(Below): After you click "Next", you'll be given an opportunity to select the file type of your data backup (we strongly suggest you leave it set to .zip format. Zip files can be opened on almost any computer. Then you can select how you want your data backup archive delivered. We suggest you download you select "Send download link via email". That way you can save it to your local drive. Once you have it stored locally you can add it to One Drive, Dropbox or Google Drive later on.



Then click "Create archive". Note it may take hours or days before receiving your backup - it all depends on how much data you have in your Gmail and Google Accounts.
 


How to Mirror your PC Screen on Your TV Using Your Roku
Windows 10

If you have a newer Roku device and you're using Windows 10, you can mirror whatever is on your computer's screen on your TV screen wirelessly - and it's really easy to do.

Here's how you do it:

1. Turn on your Roku. Go to your home screen & click on Settings. In the Roku Settings click on System and then click on Screen Mirroring. Make sure it's enabled.

On your PC

1. Press & hold the Windows Key and then tap the i key to bring up settings. (You can also click the start button and choose "Settings")

2. In Settings click on "Devices".



3. In "Devices" click on "Connected devices" (see above). In "Connected devices" click on the big PLUS sign next to "Add a device". Windows will start scanning for devices it can connect to wirelessly. You'll see a list of devices (if you have several) and one of them will be "Roku (with a number here) Entertainment Device"

4. Select your Roku from the list. Windows will start connecting with your Roku - your screen may flash and or go black for a few seconds. Your resolution on your PC may change as well. Once you've connected your PC to your Roku, whatever is on your PC screen will appear on your TV screen.



Assuming you won't always want your PC screen to display on your TV, you can remove the Roku device from your PC and everything (your screen resolution, etc.) will go back to the same settings as before you added the Roku device. Next time you want to show your PC screen on your TV, just add your Roku (as above) again.

You say you're an Android user?

If you have an Android Device you can also stream your Android's screen to Roku. Here are the instructions for stock Android devices (i.e. Devices running unmodified versions of Android):

To begin mirroring on a stock Android device, go to Settings, click Display, followed by Cast Screen. Then tap the Menu button in the top right corner of the screen and check the Enable Wireless Display box. Your Roku should now appear in the Cast Screen section.

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How to hide your mouse pointer when typing
Windows 7, Windows 8x and Windows 10

Have you ever noticed how distracting your mouse pointer can be, especially when you are typing? Don't you wish there is a way for it to go away so you don't have to stop every so often just to move the mouse? Here's how to hide the mouse pointer to make it a little less distracting so you can continue typing with ease.

1. Click "Start" > "Control Panel" (On Windows 8.1 and Windows 10 right-click the start menu and choose Control Panel )
2. Make sure your Control Panel is set to Icon view (top right)
3. Click "Mouse".
4. Click "Pointer Options" tab.
5. Check "Hide pointer while typing" box under Visibility.

Works on Windows 7, Windows 8x and Windows 10 proving once again the more things change, the more they stay the same.

Note Depending on operating system and type of mouse, the process and result may be slightly different.

Over 200 Beautiful Photos For Your Desktop Wallpaper
For everyone

We’ve taken the time to extract over 200 photos from Windows 10 Spotlight (Lockscreen backgrounds) and rolled them all up into one zip file for you. We don’t know what Microsoft will think, but hey, all of you with Windows 10 have the ability to extract and collect these same photos – we’re just making it easier for you. And if you have Windows 7 or Windows 8.x you can use these photos as wallpaper too.

Here are some examples – these are only a tiny fraction of the images in the zip file:

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4 Indispensable Windows 10 Shortcuts
Windows 10 (some for Windows 7 and Windows 8x too!)

As we're doing sessions we often see how useful keyboard shortcuts can be. But we also know they can be hard to remember. While there are dozens and dozens of keyboard shortcuts, the only ones you're likely to remember are the ones you use most.

Keeping that in mind, here are 4 indispensable shortcuts for Windows 10 (some work in earlier versions of Windows, too).

These are shortcuts you'll use almost every day so you're sure to remember them:

Windows Key + A

Opens Action Center

Windows Key + X

Opens the right-click start menu. This is the so-called Power Menu. This also works in Windows 8x.

Windows Key

Opens the start menu (works on Windows 7 and Windows 8 too)

CTRL+SHIFT+ESC

Opens Task Manager (Works in Windows 7 & Windows 8x as well.)

How to Find Your Wireless Network Password
Windows 7, Windows 8x and Windows 10

Everyone should be using a WiFi password for their home network. And most of us do. And most of us let Windows remember that password for us, so we don’t have to type it in whenever we boot up and connect. But sometimes, for instance when setting up another computer, a tablet, or a smartphone, you may need to know the network password. And if you don’t remember what it was, you’ll be fumbling around trying to get those other devices connected.

Thankfully, it is really easy to find your network password. All you need to do is enter in a simple command and in just a minute or two you’ll know what your network password is.

Here’s how you do it:

Step one: Open a command prompt with administrator privileges:

On Windows 7, type CMD in the Start menu search, press Enter, – right-click CMD when it appears at the top and choose “Run as administrator”.

On Windows 8, press Windows Key + S, type CMD press enter, right-click when it appears and then choose “Run as administrator”.

On Windows 10, right-click the start button and click on “Command Prompt (Admin)”

Step two: Enter the following command, at the prompt in the Command Prompt windows. Substitute your WiFi network name for my network name OMAHA. Don’t worry: network names are not case sensitive in Windows.

netsh wlan show profile name=OMAHA key=clear

Above: My network password showing in plain text. No! You can’t see it! I blurred it! I don't want EB using my Wi-Fi. Are you crazy?

If you don’t know the name of your network, you can find it in the Network & Sharing Center. You can find Network & Sharing Center in the Control Panel.

How to Mute Annoying Audio in Web Sites
Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 10
Firefox or Chrome browsers

 Many sites, especially news sites, have delayed auto-start videos (or audio ads) on their pages. When surfing multiple pages, you may suddenly hear the audio, but finding which page it is coming from meant going through each open tab. But sometimes I have 15 or 20 open tabs!

I was complaining to TC the other day about the blaring sound from videos/ads and how I had to go through several open tabs to find the culprit. He causally says “look for the sound icon” and you can tell which tab it is coming from; as if everyone but I knew this!

Sure enough… I looked a little closer and there it was! Its super tiny, but its visible and while I don’t see it available on Internet Explorer, it is on Chrome Firefox and Microsoft Edge.

Below are screenshots of Chrome, Firefox and Edge browsers with open tabs to show you where the sound icon is located on the tab and what it looks like. Thanks TC! Even old dogs can learn new tricks!

Chrome Browser (on the right side of the tab, next to the “x” below):

Below: Firefox is almost exactly the same as Chrome, see?

Below: Edge Browser (on the left side of the tab):

Sorry, Internet Explorer fans, you’ll never know which tab is annoying you with sound unless you manually check each tab.

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A New Walking Place

This summer, I have almost abandoned my former favorite place to walk. I have found a new walking place, and I have been walking there almost every singe day this summer - even on days when the temperature was up there nibbling at 100 degrees (that's about 38 degrees Celsius for those of you in other lands).

Sadly, my old walking place became too popular. They filled it with soccer fields and vending machines. They built a beautiful wooden boardwalk where the old dirt trail used to be. It's nice, that's for sure, but it's not as nice as the days when the woods were untamed and bordered by farm fields and land grown wild and the trail was just a dirt trail that got muddy when it rained.

And don't get me wrong it's nice, and I still walk there sometimes. But the sounds of people walking dogs and parents cheering their kids on in soccer games, has taken a lot of the old magic away.

I've found a new quieter place to walk, and I think like it better.

My new favorite place to walk is about five miles from my house, so it's not as convenient as the old walking place, which was right around the corner. But I don't mind driving to get to..

Read the rest of this essay here.

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Read Easy. Read Fast.
A Site Pick and a Browser Bookmarklet

We have 2 picks today, so we were in a pickle about which to pick. EB wanted to pick a peck of pickled peppers but that didn't help with the picking pickle I was in trying to pick one or the other of these picks, neither of which has anything to do with a pickle. We're betting your glad about that.

Now, down to business. Both of today's picks are related to helping you read faster. One does it by summarizing articles so you get the gist of them without having to read through the entire thing. And the other pick will help you read faster. Even speed read if that is your need. So without further yammering, I know announce our Cloudeight Picks for today. Ta Da!

Pick number one: ExplainToMe

ExplainToMe is a web services that summarizes articles and lets you choose the number of sentence you want in the summery. Just copy & paste the URL (web address/link) to the article you want to summarize, then choose the number of sentences you want to read. And like magic, ExplainToMe summarizes the article in just a few seconds.

How 'Sully' got the Hollywood treatment

10 Sentence Summary

Clint Eastwood directs and Tom Hanks plays Captain Chesley Sullenberger in the new movie 'Sully.'

The real Sullenberger helped finesse the specifics in the retelling of his successful landing of Flight 1549.

Aaron Eckhart, left, and Tom Hanks star in 'Sully.

Chesley “Sully” Sullenberger gently corrects a reporter, as he sits sandwiched between Tom Hanks and Clint Eastwood.

Eastwood, who directs, cast Hanks as the pilot of the flight that took off from LaGuardia, suffered both engines disabled by a flock of birds and made a successful emergency landing 208 seconds later in the freezing water.

Review: Tom Hanks sticks the landing as 'Sully'

Hanks, no stranger to playing real men, from astronaut Jim Lovell in Apollo 13 to the hijacked merchant mariner in Captain Phillips, says when he met Sullenberger to discuss the role, “I said, 'Look, I’m going to say things you never said and I’m going to do things you never did and I’ll be places you never were.

Tom Hanks stars as Chesley Sullenberger, the pilot who safely landed his plane in the Hudson River, saving the lives of 155 crew and passengers.

The two-time Oscar winner sat in the pilot's living room going over the script line by line, which Sullenberger had “dog-eared, notated, highlighted,” Hanks says.

That's a 221 word summary of a 567-word article which you can read here. ExplainToMe saved you from reading a lot of fluff. (Please don't be mean and accuse me of padding stuff with fluff. You'll only make my life harder; EB is making my life difficult enough!) If you want to summarize instead of skim, please visit ExplainToMe and summarize, summarize, summarize.

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Pick number two: Spritz

A good summery day is good day to lie in the shade and read. A good summary is a good way to save time when the world is blossoming with information and you want to read as many articles as you can. Another way you can cram more information into that brain of yours is learning how to speed read. There are people out there who can read at over 1000 words per minute - and comprehend what they read. Let me tell you right up front, I tested EB's reading speed and learned that I can type faster than she can read. Too many late nights out drinking on her yacht and too many winters spent skiing in the Alps have rendered her a slow reader. That's why I have to read to her now. And why with her as editor, there are never any mistakes in this newsletter :-)

Seriously, we could all benefit from learning to read faster. And learning to read faster does not have to be a laborious, agonizing, and frustrating exercise. No, indeed. You can learn to speed read very easily with a little tool called Spritz. And while there are several ways to get it, we are recommending the bookmarklet which works with Firefox and Chrome, but alas, dear IE lovers, it does not work with IE.

Here are some words from the developers of Spritz - and by the length of their description, they apparently think we can all already speed read.

"To understand Spritz, you must understand Rapid Serial Visual Presentation (RSVP). RSVP is a common speed-reading technique used today. However, RSVP was originally developed for psychological experiments to measure human reactions to content being read. When RSVP was created, there wasn’t much digital content and most people didn’t have access to it anyway. The internet didn’t even exist yet. With traditional RSVP, words are displayed either left-aligned or centered. Figure 1 shows an example of a center-aligned RSVP, with a dashed line on the center axis

"When you read a word, your eyes naturally fixate at one point in that word, which visually triggers the brain to recognize the word and process its meaning. In Figure 1, the preferred fixation point (character) is indicated in red. In this figure, the Optimal Recognition Position (ORP) is different for each word. For example, the ORP is only in the middle of a 3-letter word. As the length of a word increases, the percentage that the ORP shifts to the left of center also increases. The longer the word, the farther to the left of center your eyes must move to locate the ORP..."

OK! Do you want to learn to speed read? Then visit this page, scroll down to the Spritzlet and follow the instructions below.

Using Firefox or Chrome, drag the Spritzlet button to your browser's bookmarks bar (see above). Then go to any article, essay, story etc. and click the Spritzlet bookmarklet in your bookmarks bar. You can adjust the reading speed up to 450 words per minute.

You can go over 450 words per minute if you register with Spritz (free). So if you want to learn to read at 1000 words per minute (good luck) then you'll need to create a free Spritz account.

If you are a stickler for details, you can read more about Spritz and other ways to get it by visiting this page, I tells ya!

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What does "cache" mean?

Most places accept cache or credit cards. We don't accept cache unless the bills are larger than $50. If you are sending any cache, particular $100 bills, please note on the envelope that it is for TC - personal and confidential! I don't want EB getting putting her fingers in the pie anymore than she already does. There's a reason we call her Sticky Fingers Darcy, and it's not because she eats cotton candy with her fingers - but she does that too. She has to carry Wet Wipes with her ALL the time.

OK back to cache. If you win big at the casino, you can cache out. Women love men with lots of cache to spend. Small companies, particularly ours, don't have much cache on hand these days. Oh, we're sorry. We 're misspelling cache. No, not really. You know what we're doing. We're talking about cash. Making a funny. Ha ha!

Really, "cache" pronounced 'cash'... is a special high-speed storage mechanism. It can be either a reserved section of main memory or an independent high-speed storage device. Two types of caching are commonly used in personal computers: memory caching and disk caching. Everything you view on the Web is not really being seen from the Web, it's being seen from your browser's cache. That's right. All those pictures and other things on that Web page you're looking at, are coming from your browser's cache - where that page's content was downloaded when you opened the Web page. Hence it's called "Loading a page" See? OK you go us! Technically there are exceptions to this, but please quit being picky!

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