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It's Christmastime

Christmastime is a time of reflection. A time to look back and remember the good times and not-so-good times of the year that's almost past.  It's a time to be thankful for the gifts we receive every day, from our friends, from our families, and from our God, regardless of what our religion may be. Christmas is a time to forgive and to remember those less fortunate. And to remember that the greatest give we can ever give or receive, is the gift of love.

It's been our pleasure to have you in our Cloudeight family this year. We are thankful for you and for the help and support you always give us. We are very fortunate to have had you with us this year and we look forward to your friendship in the coming year.

This week's and next week's (December 30, 2016) InfoAve Premium newsletters will be review editions. Publishing review editions over major holidays, give us the opportunity to take time off to spend time with our families and friends. Plus, it's a great way for us to feature and review some of the best content from previous InfoAve Premium newsletters.

We hope that you will also take some time off during the Holidays to spend time with those you love - and make some wonderful memories too.

We are thankful for every one of you. Thanks so much for all you do for us. Happy Holidays!  Merry Christmas!

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Sandra can't find Control Panel in Windows 10. She also can't drag a program to the taskbar in Windows 10.
I was looking through all the tips you have given on Windows 10 and can't find an answer to these two questions. 1. I am having trouble finding where Control Panel is located. 2. I used to be able to drag a program from my desktop to the Taskbar (lower left corner). I am now unable to drag a program there. I like my frequently used programs there so I don't have to click on the Start Menu of find my Desktop. In particular I want to put my Microsoft Office Programs there as I use them frequently.

Our answer
Hi Sandra. Here are 3 quick ways to access the Control Panel in Windows 10.

1. Right-click the start button - Control Panel is listed in the right-click Start menu.

2. Press the Windows Key + R key, type Control Panel in the run dialog and press Enter.

2. Press the Windows key + X . This is another way of opening the right-click Start menu.

See?



If you have shortcuts to programs on your desktop, you can drag them to your taskbar while holding down your right mouse button. When you have the shortcut icon over your taskbar, you will see "Pin to taskbar" - when you do release your right-mouse button and the shortcut will be pinned to your taskbar. You can also  right-click on the shortcut on your desktop or on your Start menu and choose "Pin to taskbar".



Above: Holding down the right mouse button while dragging an icon from the desktop to the taskbar. When you see "Pin to Taskbar" release the mouse button. You really don't have to drag, cuz that's kind of a drag. You can just right-click on the shortcut and click "Pin to taskbar".


Above: Microsoft Word on the start menu can be pinned to the taskbar by right clicking on Word, choosing the "More" option, then "Pin to taskbar".

You can do this with any program or program shortcut, including Microsoft Office programs. 

 


Sandi wants to know what's up with her D:\ drive.
I have a question for you. This is a fairly new computer and I clicked on "computer", right clicked on: Recovery Image-Drive D. It shows 1.90 GB Free space. 13.6 GB Used space, Capacity 15.5 GB. Why is this so full when Drive C only has 61.3 Used Space with Capacity of 853 GB. Would it help to Compress the drive...I am a novice when it comes to this stuff...so I don't want to mess up the files....Please advise what I should do. Appreciate your advice and help. Sandi B.

Our Answer
Hi Sandi. Do not touch your D:\ drive. It's called a recovery partition or recovery drive. If you ever needed to reset your computer back to its factory state, you'd need this partition. The partition is created from space from your C:\ drive - and the partition is just big enough to hold all the files necessary (including Windows) to return your computer to its factory state. Additionally, in Windows 8x and Windows 10, the recovery drive is used to perform a System Reset.

So just leave it be -- and hope you never need it.

Ted can't find Notepad in Windows 10
I have read the suggestions you have posted, and always find things I can use thank you! My question is this, is note pad a part of windows 10, if so how do you access it. If it is not part of windows 10, could you tell me if it can be downloaded from a safe sight.  As always thanks for your help. Kind Regards, Ted

Our answer
Hi Ted. Thanks! You'll be happy to know that Notepad is alive and well in Windows 10, and you can find it a number of different ways including from the Start menu / All Apps, typing Notepad in the taskbar search, pressing the Windows Key + R and typing Notepad in the Run dialog and pressing Enter, or, the best way to access it, in our humble opinion, is to create shortcut for it - that way it's accessible anytime you need it. And it's really easy to do also.

1. Right-click on an empty area of your desktop.

2. Choose "New" "Shortcut" from the right-click menu.

3. Type NOTEPAD in the location of the item box.

4. Type a name for it in the second dialog "Notepad" would be nice.

5. Click Finish.

That's it. Here's a step by step pictorial guide for you:



Type Notepad under "Type the location of the item".



Give it a name, like Notepad, for example :)



And there is your shortcut. But wait, there's more.

Right-click on your new Notepad shortcut and you'll see a menu. From that menu you can pin a Notepad shortcut to your Start menu or your Taskbar or both. And if you pin it to the start menu or taskbar, you can delete the icon from your desktop and your taskbar and start menu shortcuts will still be there.



You can use this tip to add shortcuts to many other Windows programs too.

For Windows Disk Cleanup, type CLEANMGR in the location box in (where you typed NOTEPAD above).

For WordPad, type WRITE in the location box.

For Microsoft Paint, type MSPAINT in the location box.

You can pin any of those to your start menu, taskbar or both by right-clicking the desktop shortcut you created. 

There are a lot more shortcuts you can make like this, for instance:

For Command Prompt, type CMD in the location box.

For Control Panel, type Control in the location box.

For System Information type MSINFO32 in the location box...

And there are many more.

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How to make File Explorer open to This PC instead of Quick Access in Windows 10
Windows 10

Back in the old days it was called My Computer, and everyone was fine with that. Even if you were on someone else’s computer, and it wasn’t your computer, you were still OK with My Computer. Then later, Microsoft, thinking that calling it My Computer would make people think every computer was their computer, dropped the My and it became just plain old Computer. Then the old people got booted out of Microsoft and some guy whose name I can’t spell took over, hired a bunch of new people and they’re cooler than the old people. Now it’s not My Computer or Computer, it’s This PC. This PC is My Computer…a rose by any other name, you know. Now what’s my point? My point is that when you click “File Explorer” (Windows Explorer’s new name in Windows 10) you don’t see your hard drive(s), instead you see the Quick Access menu. Quick Access is a nice feature, but some of us like to see My Computer/Computer they way we used to – no matter how convenient Quick Access is supposed to be. Quick Access is sort of like Libraries. We’ll save that discussion for another time. I'm sure you don't want to ready about that now.

We’re going to show you how to change File Explorer so it opens up with This PC (formerly known as Computer and My Computer). And it’s very simple. It’s so simple in fact, you’ll be able to do it faster than you were able to read this tip.

Ready?

Step #1:

Open File Explorer. You can do this a bunch of ways – here are three:

Click start & click “This PC” (yes I know)
Click the folder icon on your taskbar
Press the Windows Key + E

Note that will open to “Quick access” (highlighted in yellow below).

Step #2:

Let’s change this so it opens up to This PC (My Computer/Computer).

Click View (at the top – see red box)
Click Options (see red arrow)
Select Change folder and search options – highlighted in yellow below:


Step #3:

In Folder Options, next to “Open File Explorer to: ” use the down arrow to select This PC. Then click Apply/OK.



Behold! It’s My Computer/Computer/This PC – just like it used to be in days of old.

So, now you know how to make File Explorer open to This PC in Windows 10. If you ever want to go back to having File Explorer open to Quick Access, follow the steps above and select Quick Access instead of This PC in step 3 above.

Yay! I’m done.

Create Desktop Shortcuts to Your Favorite Windows 10 Settings
Windows 10

Ahoy there mateys. MSDN (Microsoft Developers Network) released a table Uris that you can use to create shortcuts to the settings you access most often. We don’t know how much you care about Uris ( (Uniform Resource Identifiers), but if you’re using Windows 10, we think you’ll find them useful. Most of you who use Windows 10 know by now that the Control Panel was carried over from previous versions of Windows. Windows 10 also has Settings. That’s where you’ll find most of the customization options for Windows 10 so you can make Windows 10 the way you like it. We think that Windows 10 is the most customizable Windows yet.

Now on with the show.

If you have Settings that you access often, you can make desktop shortcuts to them and save some time. Plus they look pretty spiffy on your desktop, I tells ya.

In the table on this page article you’ll see 3 columns. The first column shows you the Settings Category, the last column shows you the shortcut, called Uris to confuse you. Do not let it confuse you; it is simple.

Want a shortcut to Wi-Fi settings? Right-click on your desktop, choose New —> Shortcut, and type ms-settings-wifi under “Type the location of the item”. Click Next. Then you’ll be asked to give your new shortcut a name. How about SETTINGS: WI-FI or WI-FI SETTINGS? You can name it whatever you like but if you name it Earl’s Ice Cold Beerhouse, six months from now you’re probably not going to know what the heck that short is for. So do resist the urge to be too creative!

 

Above, in our example of creating a shortcut to Wi-Fi settings, in the box beneath “Type the location of the item: ” we entered:

ms-settings:network-wifi

Then, we clicked “Next”

Then click Finish. And you’re done. If you’ve done everything correctly, you’ll see the shortcut on your desktop. When you click on the shortcut, you’ll go directly to Wi-Fi Settings. You will not pass Go; you will not collect $200. But you will have access to your Wi-Fi settings.

OK…you get the idea now, right?

See the table on this page for the names of your favorite settings: In the first column you’ll find the Settings category. In the second column, you’ll find the Settings “page”. And in the third column you’ll find the Uri to type in under “Type the location of the item:” in the Shortcut dialog. Also, just for fun, you can press Windows Key + R and type in the Uri. press Enter, and you’ll go right to the Setting you chose.

If you find yourself using certain settings frequently, creating shortcuts to them can be a timesaver.

Three Indispensible Windows 10 Shortcuts For You
Windows 10

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 three indispensible shortcuts for Windows 10. These are shortcuts you'll use almost every day so you're sure to remember them:

Windows Key + i  Opens Settings

Windows Key + X  Opens the right-click start menu

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

Sign Into Windows 10 With a Four-digit PIN
Windows 10

Unless you disable the password login completely (not recommended) you’re going to have to type in a password every time you start Windows. But what if you could log into Windows with a four-digit pin number? Maybe it’s not as secure as logging in with a 14-character password, but it’s much better than turning off password log in all together.

If you’d like log into Windows 10 with a four-digit pin, follow the instructions below:

Click Start —> Settings (you can also access setting by pressing the key combo Windows key + i )

Click on Accounts then click Sign-in Options (See below).

Under PIN click “Add”.

 When you click Add under PIN you’ll be prompted to verify your Windows Password.



Enter a 4-digit PIN (see image below), verify it, then click Finish. The next time you restart Windows 10 you’ll be prompted to enter your PIN. If you ever forget your PIN, you will be redirected to the normal password prompt and you can log in by typing in your password.

Hidden Send-to Menu in Windows 7, Windows 8x and Windows 10
Windows 7, Windows 8x, and Windows 10

When you right click on an file or folder in Windows Explorer (File Explorer in Windows 10) the default Send To menu contains only a few locations. But there is a hidden Send-to menu in Windows 7, Windows 8x and Windows 10 - and all you have to do to access it is hold down the Shift key while right-clicking a file or folder.

Holding down the Shift key while right-clicking expands the Send-to menu with additional choices like My Documents folders, Downloads or Contacts. Look! We'll show ya!

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Send To Toys
Adds many useful "Send to" locations to your right-click menu
Windows XP, Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8x, Windows 10
32bit and 64bit
1.9MB download

Each week it gets more and more difficult to find freeware programs we think are worthy of being chosen as our freeware pick. This week we made a accidental discovery by reading a review written by a user -- that said:

"This is one of those utilities that is hardly known but shouldn't be. Just right click on a shortcut, file, or folder, and send it where you want it to go. With this program, you can send shortcuts to the quick-launch bar, create shortcuts on the desktop, send data to an application of your choice, and much more. This program blends in so well that it's easy to forget it's an installed application and not part of the Windows system itself."

After reading that we decided to test Send To Toys for ourselves (and for you too) and we agree 100% with his opinion. This is one of the features that should have been built-in to Windows but never was. It integrates perfectly into Windows and you never even know it's there. Our kind of program - small, quiet and useful.

Send To Toys allows you to add folder and modify the Send To menu -- so if you have a folder you normally save things to, that folder is the default Send To folder.

This is one of those tiny and rare freeware gems that is rewarding for us to present to you. We think you'll love it; we know you'll find it very useful.

Rather than extolling its virtues, we'll bring in the software developer to toot his own horn. Take it away, Mr. Software Developer:

"Send To Toys 2.71

Description

Send To Toys is an enhancement of the Send To system menu.

- Send To Toys Control Panel Applet allows you to manage the Send To system menu content, and configure the various Send To Toys settings.

- "Add to Send To menu" and "Remove from Send To menu" allows you to personalize the Send To system menu for drives, folders, and programs.

- Send To "Clipboard (as content)" copies the content of the file to the clipboard. Supports the most common text and image file formats.

- Send To "Clipboard (as name)" copies the name of the file or files to the clipboard. Hold down the CTRL key to change the settings for this extension.

- Send To "Clipboard" command line utility copies the output of a command to the clipboard. Type SENDTOCLIP /? at the command prompt for more information.

- Send To "Command Prompt" opens a DOS console window, setting the current directory to the selected folder. If the selection was a file, the folder containing the file will be the active directory and the name of the file will be typed for you at the prompt. Hold down the CTRL key to change the active directory to a different folder. Hold down the SHIFT key to force the use of the COMMAND.COM regardless of the Windows version.

- Send To "Default Mail Recipient" creates a new e-mail with attachments and predefined defaults for the recipients, subject, and message. Hold down the CTRL key to change the settings for this extension.

- Send To "Favorites" adds a shortcut to your Favorites list. Hold down the CTRL key for the "Add Favorite" dialog.

- Send To "Folder..." sends a file or files to another folder, you will be shown a dialog box that lets you choose where the files should be copied, moved, or have a shortcut created. To move the files press and hold down the SHIFT key. To create a shortcut hold down the SHIFT and CTRL keys.

- Send To "Quick Launch" adds a shortcut to the Quick Launch toolbar.

- Send To "Recycle Bin" sends a file or files to the Recycle Bin. Hold down the CTRL key to perform a file shredding.

- Send To "Run..." sends a file or files to the Run command dialog..."


Above: Send To Toys - Send to clipboard dialog.

Send to Toys "Send to" dialog.

What is the difference between a router and a modem?

Modems connect you to the internet. Without modems you would not be connected to the internet at all. Routers allow you to share one internet connection with multiple devices or computers. A Wireless Router allows you to connect multiple computers and devices to the Internet wirelessly.

Cable and DSL modems are typically provided by your ISP, routers are not, although more and more ISPs are starting to provide router/modem combinations. For those of you who go way back to the early days of the Internet, you'll remember,  back in the dial-up days, modems were built into the computer.

So the modem is what connects your computer or your router to the internet -- the router makes the internet available to any devices or computers you own. Without a modem, your router wouldn't work.

Wireless routers also have ports in the back into which you can plug a network cable from your desktop or laptop PC, so they'll work both ways: wirelessly and wired.

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