Keyboard Shortcuts
Read More →: Keyboard ShortcutsThe world moves fast, and technology moves even faster. If seconds are valuable to you, then using these quick and easy keyboard shortcuts may be helpful! Suggestion from DP: Make an easy access list of the shortcuts you think that you’ll use the most, and print them out for a quick look. GENERAL KEYBOARD…
Disabling Windows Firewall (Permanently)
Read More →: Disabling Windows Firewall (Permanently)1. Left-click the: Start button on your task bar. It should resemble the icon below, though it varies based of the version of Windows you are currently running. 2. From the Start Menu, Left-click on the Run option. Please note: If you do not see a Run option as shown below, you may press and…
Disabling Windows Firewall (Temporarily)
Read More →: Disabling Windows Firewall (Temporarily)There are some situations in which the firewall provided by Microsoft Windows may no longer be of use to the user. Some examples may include: installing a security suite that has a firewall provided, or perhaps having the workstation on a network that has one and/or several hardware firewalls already in place. In any case,…
DataPerk: E-Mail Information
Read More →: DataPerk: E-Mail InformationBasic DataPerk, LLC. mail information Incoming Mail Server: mail.dp.beta.budapestholdings.com Outgoing Mail Server: mail.dp.beta.budapestholdings.com *Please note* – requires authentication. Click here for more information. If your ISP blocks port 25, we have available port 366 as an alternate SMTP port for you to use. User name: username@yourdomainname.com (For example: earmstrong@dp.beta.budapestholdings.com) Password: (the password setup with your…
Changing Windows XP Home or Pro local user account passwords via the Command Line
Read More →: Changing Windows XP Home or Pro local user account passwords via the Command LineChanging a local user account’s password via the command line is a easy and effective. An example of its use is say you want to boot up into the recovery console, but you do not know the password. At this point, you have two options. One is to use a Boot CD that has a…
Windows Vista: Locate Computer Name
Read More →: Windows Vista: Locate Computer Name1. Left-click on the Start button. 2. From the Start Menu, Left-click: Control Panel. 3. To make navigation a bit more manageable, Left-click the Classic View link as shown below. 4. From the top-right corner, Left-click the: Maximize button to increase the window size. 5. Locate and Left-click the: System icon in the list. The…
Outlook 2007: SMTP Authentication
Read More →: Outlook 2007: SMTP Authentication1. Open Outlook. 2. Select: Tools from the file menu at the top of the window. 3. From the Tools menu, Select: Account Settings as shown below. 4. From the Account Settings window, make sure you are on the tab labeled: E-mail. This tab should display all the current email accounts associated with your Outlook…
Internet Explorer 7: Default Search Provider
Read More →: Internet Explorer 7: Default Search ProviderTo add a new search provider for internet explorer, click the link below and select the search provider from the list as shown in the following example. http://www.microsoft.com/windows/ie/searchguide/en-en/default.mspx?dcsref=http://runonce.msn.com/runonce2.aspx# 1. Once you have selected the desired search provider a small window should load similar to the one shown here. Select the Add Provider option. 2. To…
