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A comment from Audrey
Just want to thank Darcy for all the time on my computer to get things straightened around. There are no words that I can say for Darcy you are the greatest and thank you so much for helping an old lady get a few things looking better for me and now looking good. I learned a lot from you and now finally will smarten up to what or where I go on the Internet. I hope I will not make these mistakes again. Keep safe to all of you from this dreaded Virus going around. Love to all, Audrey.

A comment from Judi
Thank you, Darcy and TC for EVERYTHING you do to keep us safe and informed online. Over the years I have come to trust you guys more than anyone else. Please, please stay safe during this pandemic. This world wouldn't be the same without you. Bless you both, hugs!

A comment from Jim
I wanted to say thanks to TC for his diligence and professionalism in getting my laptop working again. I have had both Darcy & TC work on my and my wife's computers and they both do an amazing job. I recommend you to everyone. Jim

A comment from Maggie
Thank you once again for your attentiveness and good solid advice. Always so good to know that somebody has your back. Take care of yourself as what would we do without you have a great day and always know that we owe you a lot more than you owe us. As always, kindest regards, Maggie.

A big Cloudeight "Thank you!" to Audrey, Judi, Jim, Maggie, and everyone who took time out to write to us, share a comment and/or share us on Facebook! We appreciate your kind words and your support very much! EB & TC. 

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Jo asks about Thunderbird & IncrediMail
Hi guys. Just a quickie about Thunderbird. I was reading you can set it up similar to most email programs (I am a long time user of Incredimail 25years) But you do not import the emails that I have saved in many different folders. Is it possible for me to import them though? I have so many important documents & 1000s of purchases saved that I need to keep & have access to using a search facility. If it is possible is there a tutorial on how to do it? My Mum (90 years old) will also have the same problem. We are both still using windows 7 but know we will have to upgrade that soon too. Also, Mum is currently still using the old Incredimail premium as she did not like Incredimail 2 or 2.5. Would that be a problem? I noticed most cases of transferring over only list Incredimail 2 & 2.5, not premium. By the way, YOU GUYS ROCK! I always look forward to your weekly emails. I live in Australia, so they have a long way to come lol. Kind regards, Jo

Our answer
Hi Jo. We quit using and recommending Incredimail years ago when they turned into an ad agency and put the mail program on the back burner. The last we knew. you could not export mail as they held it hostage unless you paid them. I don't know if that has changed, but at one time when I had checked, you could drag mail from the program to a folder in windows explorer. Once that is done, you can drag it into Thunderbird.

If mail is exported from a supported mail program, it can be imported into Thunderbird, but as I said, I'm not even sure if Incredimail allows exports.

Thanks for your nice comments too!

Marilyn says a Windows update converted all her Kindle files into PDF files
Hi TC & Darcy, I had many kindle books stored on my computer in the azw Amazon format. Last night they were in that format & tonight they have changed to PDF documents. Still readable on the Kindle, but I never use, like or want PDf for anything, (I hate it). I have not changed this myself, so I'm presuming that it may have been an update of some sort. How do I get them back to what they were originally please. As always my sincere appreciation for all your help.

Our answer
Hi Marilyn. Kindle eBooks are in azw format which are actually Mobi files with better compression. I'm not aware of any Windows Update that would arbitrarily convert files in azw or Mobi format to PDF. It looks to me like you may have something else going on there.

A Windows update may corrupt your icon cache though, thus making azw/Mobi file icons appear to be PDF files (i.e. azw/Mobi files presenting with a PDF icon). The first thing you should do is turn off your PC - make sure all the power lights are off and leave your computer off for 5 minutes and then turn it back on. Then check to see if your icons are now correctly presented. I think this should correct your problem. I'm guessing that your Kindle icons were changed to PDF icons but the underlying files are still in Amazon format.

If the above does not help, try this: Right-click on one of the files and then choose "Open with" and select "Kindle" (you may have to browse to find your Kindle app). When you do this, make sure the box at the bottom of that dialog next to "Always use this program to open ** files" (paraphrased) is checked.

If that does not work you can try to convert PDF to Amazon files (azw/mobi) using a free (safe) program called Calibre. You can read more about and/or download Calibre here.https://calibre-ebook.com/

I hope this helps you, Marilyn.

Sylvia asks about file transfer programs
Hello. I want to send info from a portion of a website on my PC. I downloaded 2 free transfer products. SHAREit and Sendanywhere called Sendy. They are very confusing to understand as they seem to only share between your own device/s...I wanted to send - share with another person. Can you please advise which freeware program you advise for this purpose. Thank you, Sylvia

Our answer
Hi Sylvia. It depends on what you're using the file sharing Web app or program for. If you're sending files to other people, the simplest way to do it is to use an online web application like https://wetransfer.com/. You just add the folder or file(s) you and to send, include your email address and the address(es) of your recipient. "WeTransfer" sends you an authentication code to verify your email address. Then you just enter the code and the file or folder you chose will be sent to your recipient. You don't have to download anything. You can send files or folders up to 2GB which is a pretty large file/folder.

If you want to transfer file from one device to another (like your tablet to your PC), you could use Dropbox. You can get a free Dropbox account with 2 GB of space. Upload your files to your Dropbox account and put the Dropbox app on your other devices. Once you do that, your files are available from any of your devices. You can also share files from your Dropbox account by sending your recipient a private link to download specific files. You can get a free Dropbox account at https://www.dropbox.com/basic

It really depends on what you want to share, how many people you want to share with, and how large the files are you want to share.

I'm not familiar with the downloadable versions of SendIt or Sendy.

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Our Sweet 16 Search Tips and Tricks

All of these work with Google search. Some of them may work in other search engines too.

1. Use quotes to search for an exact phrase: Here’s a simple trick that can help you narrow down your search results in a jiffy. Searching for a phrase in quotes will return search results containing the same words in the same order. This can save you time if you’re looking for a particular phase.
2. Use an asterisk in quotes to search for unknown or variable words: Did you know you can search for a phrase when you’re not sure of a word in phrase by using an asterisk to replace the unknown word. For example, I just searched for: “Those who foolishly sought power by riding the back of the * ” returned: “Those who foolishly sought power by riding the back of the tiger ended up inside ” (JFK). Or “A ** in the hand is worth * in the * “. You know the result for that.
3. Use a minus sign to eliminate results containing certain words: You can streamline your searches by using the minus sign to remove those words from your search results. For instance: Search for Lasagna recipes -meat sauce. Note the – minus sign is right next to the word you want to eliminate – not a dash between the words. The search for Lasagna recipes -meat sauce results in recipes for lasagna which don’t include meat.
4. Search specific websites for keywords: Use the “site:” function (Google only) that searches only a specific website. For example, if you want to see how many times North Korea was mentioned on CNN’s web site, type “North Korea site:CNN.com”
5. Search news archives all the way back to the mid-1880s: Google News has a feature that lets you search back over 100+ years’ worth of archived news from newspapers from around the world. Just visit this page: https://news.google.com/newspapers
6. Use vs. to compare foods. Want to know the difference between wheat and spelt? Type “wheat vs. spelt” in the search form. You’ll get a comparison. Type in “quinoa vs. rice” and see what you get.
7. Use search to give you definitions of words: For example: “Define: Trenchant” (no quotes needed). You can even lookup slang. Define: Booyah or Define: Bae.
8. You can use the microphone icon on Google to search for anything … or to flip a coin and/or give you a sweet love quote: Go to https://www.google.com and click the microphone icon and say “flip a coin” or “love quote”. If you’re shy you can type “flip a coin” (no quotes) and get random heads or tails every time. Good for solving arguments. I do this all the time with EB. Tails you lose, heads I win.
   
   
   
   
9. Play a game: That’s right you can play games using Google search. Want to play solitaire?  Open Google search and type solitaire in the search box. Click play to start the game.
   
   
   
   
10. Use the tabs in Google search: On the top of every search, you’ll see several tabs. Normally you’ll see Web, Image, News, and More. Use these tabs to help define what kind of search you want to do. If you’re looking for images, click the Image tab. If it’s news you’re looking for, click the “News” tab. It’s so simple but many people don’t even notice those tabs. They’re there to help you!
11. Track a package: Copy and paste any tracking number into Google search. It will automatically detect the carrier and track your package.
12. Check the weather: At your place or mine… or anywhere: Type in Weather and your city, state, zip code, or city, country. Like this… Weather Grand Cayman.
    
    
    
13. Convert currency, measurements, and more: Try it. Type 600 gallons to liters. Or 600 US dollars to Australian dollars (USD to AUD)...
    
    
    
    
    
    
14. Books by Author:  Do you want to see a list of books written by your favorite author? OK. Fire up Google search and type Books by _______  Of course, you’ll need to type the author’s name in the blank, eh? Like this: Books by Stephen King.
    
    
    
    
15. Find out what movies are playing near you: If your location on your device is turned on just type Movies near me in Google search.  If you have your location turned off, type in Movies and your zip code or your city, state, city, country… you get the idea. Here’s an example: Movies 49333
    
    
    
16.  Find recipes:  You don’t need no stinkin’ recipe toolbar. You have Google search. Let’s make a Moscow mule. Just type Moscow mule in Google search and the recipe is right there in front of your soon-to-be bloodshot eyes:
    
    
    
    
17. Or how about some Tzatziki? You guessed it! Just typeTzatziki in Google search and you’ll have a plentiful choice of recipes:
    
    

Yesterday, I couldn’t spell tzatziki, now I can eat one… I mean some.

There are dozens of other search tricks you can use to help you find whatever you’re looking for. These “sweet 16” will get you off to a good start.

Be Careful! Don’t Fall for COVID-19 Scams
For everyone using the Internet

An Important Reminder to help you stay safe during the coronavirus pandemic!

We received several emails yesterday with the subject line…

“Government Response to Coronavirus COVID-19”  The email (spam) appeared to have come from an organization called  Natural Disasters Monitoring (PAHO).  The “from” address was backoffice@pahofinity.xyz – which is a fake email address. The email came with a malware attachment that, if opened,  may allow remote access to a PC. It also contained links that led to malware downloads and counterfeit web sites.

So we want to remind you that scammers will use the COVID-19 pandemic as an opportunity to steal your identity, your credit card numbers, your personal information or even take money from your checking or savings account.

Their method of choice will be to send unsolicited emails that appear to come from a legitimate health care provider or a government website. They may try to trick you into clicking a link in an email by tricking you into thinking you will get coronavirus test kits, masks, hand sanitizer or coronavirus cures.  

These emails may also come with attachments which, if opened, may compromise your computer and even allow hackers to access or control your PC.

These emails may offer free or low-cost critical healthcare items or services in exchange for your personal information, credit card numbers, bank account numbers or your Medicare or Social Security Number.

You should view any unsolicited requests for any personal information, or any offers of COVID-19 test kits, masks, hand sanitizer, or cures as fraudulent and dangerous. 

No one has home test kits to send you. No one has face masks to send you. No one is going to send you scarce healthcare items…and no one has a cure for the coronavirus at this time.

If you get any emails such as we describe above, delete the email immediately. NEVER click links in and NEVER open any attachments that come with unsolicited emails.

We want to keep you safe. At this critical time, you must stay calm and informed.  Your common sense and skepticism will help you stay safe during this global pandemic.

As we’ve always told you…

DO NOT OPEN ATTACHMENTS IN EMAIL UNLESS YOU ARE SURE OF WHO SENT THEM, YOU WERE EXPECTING THEM, AND YOU KNOW WHAT THEY ARE.

AND ALWAYS…

Housekeeping Tip: Clean Up Your Downloads Folder 
Windows 10 (all versions)

Here’s a quick tip. This tip won’t make your computer run faster or better. You can file this tip under "Good housekeeping".

Unless you changed the default folder for downloads in your browser(s), when you download software, it goes into your Downloads folder. Unless you downloaded a portable app after you install the software, you don’t need the file you downloaded ( what we call the “installer”). Yet most of us just allow all the software programs we download to remain in the Downloads folder, even though we will probably ever need them again. 

So, today, right now, take a look in your Downloads folder. One quick way to get there is to type the word Download in the taskbar search and click on the “Downloads file folder” when it appears in the search results.  And, of course, you can get open the Downloads folder. And you can also press Windows Key + E to open File Explorer and you’ll see the Downloads folder in the Quick Access section. No matter how you get there, get there and take a look. How many programs do you have cluttering up that folder?

Do you really need the installer for programs you’ve already installed? No. Will removing the program’s installer files from Downloads remove the installed program from your computer? No. So, why are most of our Downloads folders full of files? Eh?

If you want to clear out everything in your Downloads folder, open the folder, press CTRL + A to select all, then press the Delete key. All gone. If you only want to delete some of them, you can select one at a time and delete them, or you can select several files once by holding down the CTRL key and left-clicking to select any number of files. Once you have all the files you want to delete selected, just tap the Delete key.

Caveats: If you have a program installer that is no longer available for download – or one that used to be free and is no longer fee, you might want to save it to another folder – better yet save it to a USB flash drive or external hard drive.  If you have downloaded software that did not require you to install it to run it (portable programs/portable apps) if you delete them you won’t be able to run that particular program. So you’ll want to avoid deleting them. And remember, if you make a mistake and delete one of these kinds of programs/apps, you can just re-download it.

And we know that each person is different. But we’ve seen hundreds of computers with Downloads folders teeming with old files. Most of them unnecessary. All they are doing is just, taking up space.

Humor us and take a look at your Downloads folder – you may be shocked at what has accumulated there over time.

And that’s our good housekeeping tip for today.

How to Find Out if You Have Standard Hard Drives (HDDs) or Solid State Drives (SSDs)

Right-click on the Windows 10 Start button. Click “Run”. In the Run box type dfrgui and press Enter.



Look under “Media type”. Hard drives show up as “Hard disk drive” and Solid State Drives (SSDs) show up as "Solid state drive".

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Typatone: Make Any Word Sing!

Completely fun, completely free and a completely amazing way to turn words and letters into musical tones or music. It may be just the diversion you need to cope with the worldwide pandemic that affects almost all of us.

We don’t even have to give you instructions, the video at the end of this article shows you how to create your masterpiece from your own words, or copy & paste your favorite poems or any text and that’s it.  You can play your composition back and even use filters to change the tones and speed. Play around, have fun!.

Now we’re going to show you our little creation, then you can go make your own – after you watch the video at the end of this post. 

Play our composition here…

And now, it’s your turn.  Here are some words from the developers of Typatone…

“The act of writing has always been an art. Now, it can also be an act of music. Each letter you type corresponds to a specific musical note putting a new spin to your composition. Make music while you write.”

Now, it’s your turn. Go and turn your words into music and share your composition with your friends and family. Visit Typatone.com right now

And if you really want to be a Typatone composer, be sure to watch the video available on the Typatone site. And... Typeatone is also available as an app for your Apple iPhone or Android smartphones.





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Going Back to Plum Brook

In the tall winds, the seeds of old memories drift. On the updrafts and downdrafts and the vortexes of the tall winds, the tiny fragments of our lives float. Up and down and around they swirl, just below the veil of consciousness they tumble in the tall winds, until once in a while, like a nugget of gold in a raging river, they appear in our minds. We can feel it, we can touch it, and we can see it without looking – without eyes. A memory pushed up from the eternal lands by the endless currents of the tall winds.

Maybe as the stress of living in a world besieged by an enemy that we cannot see wears on us the mind looks for a break. A welcome escape. My mind is troubled and my life has been so changed with all that is going on that as if to provide a respite from this crazy world, my mind constructed a better world.

Such an event happened to me last night. While I was drifting off to sleep a memory floated into my mind, from where I do not know. And just for those few moments, without opening my eyes or reaching out with my hands or touching it to my tongue, I could feel it and see it and I could taste it. A memory of a place and a time long gone – in a world, I can only yearn for, yet as real as the keyboard on which I type.

It was October and the leaves were in their colors

Please read the rest of this essay here.

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Password Spraying

We'll tell you this: If we could spray your passwords and make them stronger we'd be spraying your passwords right now. We have harped and harped and prodded you about using strong passwords, because if you don't you're just making it easy for criminals and miscreants to gain access to your accounts - email accounts, bank accounts, credit card accounts, etc. Brute force password attacks are on the wane, but password spraying is on the rise. And if you use weak passwords, like helen1952 or 12345678, password,  candycane52, and so on,  you're  just cruisin' for a bruisin' we tells ya!

The following is from INFOSEC Institute:

"What is Password Spraying?

Password spraying refers to the attack method that takes a large number of usernames and loops them with a single password. We can use multiple iterations using a number of different passwords, but the number of passwords attempted is usually low when compared to the number of users attempted. This method avoids password lockouts, and it is often more effective at uncovering weak passwords than targeting specific users.

Note: For the success of a password attack, a good password list is essential. You can use certain tools like CEWL to generate target-specific lists in accordance, using words from websites, or come up with your own method. In the past, I have had a lot of success using MonthYear, welcome1, and organization1 and also simple passwords like qwerty12345..."

Read more about password spraying here...

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