AOL email stationery
Learn to use the AOL email stationery and add some style to email messages you compose. [more...]
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Learn to use the AOL email stationery and add some style to email messages you compose. [more...]
Learn how to use the email filters at your AOL account to organize messages, sort them automatically and much more. [more...]
Create an email signature in your AOL account and have it attached at the end of all messages you compose and reply to. [more...]
Learn how to quickly put an image in the AOL email signature like a business logo, avatar, a photo etc - simple tip for the beginner. [more...]
Learn how to set up AOL email using an email program. Download messages to your computer and store them on the local hard drive so that they are accessible even without an Internet connection. [more...]
Download AOL email using email programs - Store the messages on your computer and access them even without an Internet connection. [more...]
AOL POP settings to set up account in an email client. Yes, you can download messages to your computer from AOL using the Post Office Protocol (POP3). [more...]
Get messages from an AOL email account using the IMAP protocol. Use these settings to add the account in an email program. [more...]
Learn how to create a backup of AOL email messages on your computer using an email program. [more...]
Instructions for the beginner on how to change the password of an AOL email account - screenshots included. [more...]
How to change the AOL security question and answer. Tips on how to safeguard your online account from hackers. [more...]
So you forgot the AOL account password? Here is how you can recover this vital information. [more...]
How do I view a deleted web page?
Is there a way to view a deleted web page - one that is no longer available? Yes there is and the solution is quite simple. [more...]
Apple didn't invent the mouse. It was built at SRI International by Douglas Engelbart and patented in 1970. Apple licensed it for about $40,000. Also, Apple wasn't the first company to attach a mouse to a computer. This had been done by Xerox on their 8010 Star personal computer, which unfortunately wasn't a success probably because of its steep price, a staggering $16,000. In addition to being the inventor of modern mouse, Douglas Engelbart is best remembered for giving a live demonstration of several computer technologies at the Fall Joint Computer Conference in San Francisco. This Mother of All Demos took place on 9th December 1968 and showcased windows, hypertext, graphics, video conferencing, word processing and, of course, the mouse.Mother of All Demos video on YouTube [more...]
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