How to Format DVD RW

 Posted on May 5, 2023  |  4 minutes  |  759 words  |  Patria Henriques

DVD-RW discs allow you to format and rewrite data multiple times (the 'RW' stands for 'rewrite'). This allows you to keep using a DVD-RW again and again to transfer or save files. Before you 'rewrite' on your DVD-RW you may need to erase... Method 1of 2: Formatting DVD-RWs Using Windows Insert the DVD-RW disc into a DVD burner drive. Make sure that your drive has the ability to write DVDs, otherwise, you won't be able to erase, reformat, or write new data the disc. [Read More]

How to hide images in Microsoft Word for easier reading

 Posted on May 5, 2023  |  2 minutes  |  276 words  |  Arica Deslauriers

An image in a Microsoft Word document can replace thousands of words, but sometimes you want to quickly see the document, it can interfere with fast scrolling, especially on multi-image documents. However, there is a little-known feature in Word that allows you to hide all these images on documents and replace them with a temporary placeholder frame. How to hide images in Microsoft Word Using Picture placeholders will help you speed up document display. [Read More]

How to install Apache Netbean on Windows 10

 Posted on May 5, 2023  |  3 minutes  |  471 words  |  Trudie Dory

Hello, people often say that Java is one of the 'legendary' programming languages ​​because it brings many important concepts in programming in general. And among the tools that people often use for Java programming, Netbean is one of the most commonly used tools like Eclipse or later IntelliJ . However, the old Netbean versions are no longer suitable for modern programming purposes anymore. Therefore, the new Netbean version under the development of Apache has been gradually returning to popularity as before. [Read More]

How to Opt Out of Google Street View

 Posted on May 5, 2023  |  5 minutes  |  1031 words  |  Trudie Dory

Google supports a Street View feature where you can see real images of the actual location as if you're really walking or driving down that path. The images are not real-time though; they were previously captured. All personal and specific... Method 1of 4: Using Google Maps (Computer) Go to Google Maps. Open a new web browser tab or window on your computer, and visit the Google Maps web page. [Read More]

How to synchronize files and folders on Linux

 Posted on May 5, 2023  |  2 minutes  |  274 words  |  Patria Henriques

Linux administrators must keep folders synced on a regular basis. There are two simple use scenarios for synchronizing these files and folders. First, an important data backup needs to be maintained continuously at another location (local or remote). This backup runs at regular intervals. In other cases, the web server's data is copied to another server, for download sharing or for backup purposes. In both cases, there is a source point and a destination point needs to be synchronized. [Read More]

How to update Kali Linux and fix errors when updating

 Posted on May 5, 2023  |  2 minutes  |  374 words  |  Trudie Dory

Kali Linux's excellent penetration testing system like any other system in the world needs to be updated. But most updates are not developed by the Kali Linux founding team but are created by programmers themselves. Smart inventors have created great tools that you can find in Kali Linux, so we need to update Kali Linux to keep these tools in functional order. This short tutorial will show you the commands to update tools and systems in Kali Linux. [Read More]

Instructions for installing PPSSPP on iPhone / iPad does not jailbreak

 Posted on May 5, 2023  |  3 minutes  |  527 words  |  Mittie Cheatwood

Gamers will probably no longer be familiar with PSP game titles on computers through the professional PPSSPP emulator. And in addition to the PC version, PPSSPP is now supported for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch devices running iOS 10.0.x or iOS 10.2. However, since it is not an application available on the App Store, users need to use software to install PPSSPP on iOS devices, we will guide them in the article below. [Read More]

List and function all default applications on Mac computers

 Posted on May 5, 2023  |  12 minutes  |  2452 words  |  Fernande Dalal

Mac computers are always highly rated for their smooth operation and sleek design. Not only that, Apple's macOS is always available with a range of applications to meet almost every need of users from office work, web surfing, email, photo management, music . Although Apple has done a good job of naming apps, sometimes users still don't know the full functionality and usefulness of the built-in Mac apps. For you to have a better experience with your Mac, in this article we will list all the default applications on Mac computers and their functions. [Read More]

The first information is revealed

 Posted on May 5, 2023  |  2 minutes  |  325 words  |  Patria Henriques

20H1 (2004 Update or May 2020 Update) is a major and very important feature update of Windows 10 in 2020, which is expected to be released to global users in May. The 20H1 update, codenamed 'Vibranium', has not yet been officially launched, but the first information about the next 20H2 version has begun to be shared. According to the newly revealed information, the 20H2 update will be codenamed Manganese (Manganese, a chemical element in the periodic table with the Mn symbol and the atomic number of 25). [Read More]

Use and manage Database Mail

 Posted on May 5, 2023  |  9 minutes  |  1758 words  |  Patria Henriques

SQL Server 2005 has a small mail system called Database Mail. Database Mail is an improved feature in SQL Mail compared to previous versions of SQL Server. With this feature you can set up multiple accounts as well as profiles to support email problems. What is Database Mail? Database Mail is a mail queue system. Email messages are stored in a queue within the database to be processed. When an email message is placed in the queue, an open process is activated to send messages in the queue to the appropriate mail server. [Read More]