Computer Software & Operating Systems

Discover how you can Get Things Done in Wunderlist with this step by step guide to implementing a digital version of David Allen's productivity system.

Shows a Microsoft Excel user how to apply the IFERROR Function to remove errors in cells.

Shows how to create a transcript in Microsoft Word from a Youtube Video. A macro is created in Word to make adjustments to the text formatting.

File tagging can help you find electronic documents by browsing their tags and by letting them be in more than one place a time. There’s a lot of software to help you add tags to electronic documents and then retrieve them by tag. But they aren’t all equal.

Shows how to use the AVERAGE function in Excel with application examples.

In this article we will see what is MVVM, how it’s different from MVC and what are the benefits of using MVVM in iOS.

Here’s how to install and use Google’s free remote access software to centrally control your remote computers.

Covers how to use the ABS function in Microsoft Excel with examples on the correct syntax to use.

This tutorial will show how to install Remote Desktop Services in Windows Server 2016 but it can be applied to Windows 2012 or Windows 2012R2. The steps are based on a scenario where there is currently no Remote Desktop Services for Windows 2012 or later installed in the domain.

I compare using Ubuntu to Windows 10. I go over if this is something people will want to do or not. I also my own Ubuntu usage.

Covers how to use the VLOOKUP function in Microsoft Excel with examples on the correct syntax to use.

Microsoft's withdrawal of support from Windows XP is forcing users to find an replacement. For those who can't or don't want to upgrade to Windows 7 or 10, Lubuntu Linux is a good alternative.

After April 8, 2014 Microsoft will no longer supply security updates for Windows XP. Here’s what one small church plans to do to be able to continue to safely use WinXP.

Dropbox backs up files and syncs them between different devices. The free version offers limited online storage space, but this space can be easily increased.

Shows a Microsoft Excel user how to use the count function in a spreadsheet.

Windows 7 is no longer supported by Microsoft. It is still alive, it still works, but is kind of on its death bed. Continuing to use it is likely to become increasingly problematic and potentially dangerous as security flaws and vulnerabilities will no longer be addressed by Microsoft.