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Tips on Keeping Your Windows XP Running Smooth

August 19th, 2009 Admin No comments

There are numerous matters that cause a computer to perform slower than before.
It can be from software to hardware.
It can be the storage is too small or not enough RAM.
It can be your BIOS, Operating System Settings or software that are eating up your CPU and RAM.
Or perhaps it can be your network.

Here are numerous tips that can help maintaining your computer perform faster:

1. This is so classic I shouldn’t need to tell it, keep clean which ever email software you use.
I have customers who are constantly complaining, but who will resist dumping years of accumulated emails.

2. Make sure you have a great anti virus program, apply only one anti virus on each computer, make it up to date and auto monitoring.

3. Make sure you use a strong anti spyware program, utilize only one anti spyware along each computer, have it up to date and automatic monitoring.

4. Run Disk Clean Up Daily by following these steps : Start, Pograms, Accessories, System Tools, Disk Clean Up – a box opens – be certain all box is selected, click ‘OK’ – a box pops up – Click Yes).

5. Delete Cookies and Cached Files Periodically by following these steps :
Start, Control Panel, Internet Options, Delete Cookies, Click OK, Click Delete Files – select ‘Delete All Offline Content’ – Click OK, then set your clear history to no more than seven Days – Click OK.

6. A really essential measure almost everyone misses Clean The Prefetch Folder :
Start, My Computer, ‘C’ , Windows, Prefetch Folder, Edit, Select All, File, Delete – Click Yes, Close Windows.

7. Empty Recycle Bin. I believe everyone knows how to empty the recycle bin.

8. Scan drive ‘C’ :
Start, My Computer, Right Click ‘C’, Click Properties at the bottom, Click Tools, Click Check Now.
Be certain both ‘Automatically fix file system errors’ and ‘Scan for and attempt recovery of bad sectors’ are selected, Click Start.

9. Defrag Computer :
Start, software, Accessories, System Tools, Disk Defragmenter, Select ‘C’ Drive, Click Defragment.

The last two steps, step 8 and 9, can take a while if they haven’t been done recently.
I complete this entire routine on my computer before I finish working for the day everyday and the total steps requires no longer than twenty minutes.

Easy Steps to Reduce Your File Size for Email Attachment

August 12th, 2009 Admin No comments

This article will talk about something that corresponding to your business office daily work.
I want to send out an electronic mail with a Word Processor file as an attachment, but the e-mail fail to be transmitted because the Word file is too large. Did you come accross the following situation ?
If you also come accross the same situation then you can try out the following methods, which can scale down the size a good deal.

1. Save as

In Menu, select “File > Save As”, and save the data file with another name. You can compare the new file into the original one; you are going to find that the data file size of the new one is very much smaller.
You can as well work in this way.
Choose the full content of the document, copy and paste it to a new empty document and save it.
Once Again, you will see that the data file size of the two documents is unlike.

2. Delete previous versions

If there are many old versions kept in the file, the data file size will be huge.
In Menu, choose “File > Version”, check to determine if there is any old version saved.
You can erase those versions to get the data file slimmer.

3. Insert image wisely

“Insert picture” is one of the principal causes for the Word Processor file become over size.
Try on to enter a smaller size picture. You can use graphical editor program to reduce the size of the picture before inserting into the data file.
The data file format must use GIF or JPG and avoid utilize those high-resolution computer graphic, such as BMP.

4. Do not “Embed True Type Font”

“Embed True Type Font” will increase the size of Word data file.
In Menu, choose “Tools > Options”, switch over to “Save” tab page.
Confirm that your Word Processor file have no true type font, and cancel the “Embed True Type Font” option. If you embed true type font, then choose “Embed characters in use only”.

5. Compress your file with a File Compressor.

Use a file compressor to reduce the size of your attachment. For this point, i will describe the step by step guide in the next post.

Try out the preceding five steps, you are going to find out that your Word Processor file is getting slimmer.