- Microsoft recommended, years ago now, that users NOT use the old built-in utility to take system images, and maintained it only in an "as is" state. The following announcement, made back when Window

I absolutely hate, "What is the best . . .," questions about anything because best is really very subjective. Macrium Reflect is a very good tool, its free version is more than adequate for any home u

- So, what was it? Future searchers with the same issue will appreciate knowing what you did.

Check the data type of your cell. If it's not numeric (whether that's currency, accounting, etc.) in the Format Cells, Number tab, formulas quite literally do not compute. They amount to text. You mus

- And, in addition, there is a really big difference between iOS, and its touch interface, and MacOS, even if you have a touch enabled Mac. I thank you for confirming, from firsthand experience, what

- That works if you hit CTRL + U, type the text you want underlined then hit CTRL + U again when you reach the end of that text. But a lot of people (including me), for whatever reason, don't do our f

- What do you mean by that, exactly? The default behavior is to capitalize the beginning character of sentences or paragraphs if they are accidentally left uncapitalized. In a word processor, you shou

Judy, I will allow others who may be using MacOS and iOS to comment in detail, but the differences between any smartphone/tablet OS, and any desktop/laptop OS, is vast. iOS skills do not, in my observ

1. You don't need to use JAWS. If the expense of JAWS is a concern to you, then consider both NVDA and Narrator. 2. Apple hardware, all of it, whether computers or smartphones, is significantly more e

- Just to add to this concept, anything after the text you intend to highlight will do. I'll often type the next word, or even complete the sentence, then go back to the first word I want to have form

- Amen! Amen!! Amen!!! And this is without regard to visual status. It is always a non-trivial undertaking to learn a new operating system, be it Windows, Linux, or MacOS when you are already well ver

- The simple answer to this question is, "No." As a general statement, regarding any programming language (and I count scripts in that broad category) there is no one, universal tool that can be used

Steve, Good to know, but that leaves the question as to whether the changes would be temporary or not, which was one of the things I was focusing on from the original question. It's still really handy

Have no idea what to do to fix it except, possibly, a Firefox refresh or reinstall CTRL + SHIFT + DEL brings up the Clear All/Clear Recent History dialog for me, depending on whether I cleared Everyth

- Because anything/everything that's used by a computer as "an active scratch pad," and both cache and cookies are just that, will eventually develop corruptions. Cookies do this at a much, much, much

I routinely clear browser cache on a routine basis, but seldom clear anything but individual cookies. Utilities such as BleachBit and System Ninja both make this easy and painless, and for all (or at

I can't find any, and that's even in the JAWS Help System. If this is wanted for when you're using a specific application, you can create an application specific profile with a different verbosity lev

- Not according to the testing labs it isn't, or at least it isn't consistently. All of the top-tier products flip-flop positions over time as testing samples change, and the differences between #1 an

- Well, then, I suggest you update your views. Windows Security, of which Windows Defender is a central component, has been a full-service security suite for years now. It consistently rates in the to

- That's always the case as time marches on. And not just with Windows. You use the operating system of your choosing that's supported by the maker of your choosing. But the makers of the OSes decide