How do I capture the screen onto the clipboard on a Mac?
Easy instructions on how to capture the Mac screen onto the clipboard instead of an image. screen capture, screenshot, mac, clipboard, image [more...]
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Easy instructions on how to capture the Mac screen onto the clipboard instead of an image. screen capture, screenshot, mac, clipboard, image [more...]
Easy ways to take a screenshot on the Mac and edit the resultant image. There are three different key-combinations that you can use to capture the full screen, selected area or only one window. [more...]
Learn how to make login page on your web site without knowing any programming! Protect a single page or an entire section of a web site by asking users to login with a username and password. [more...]
Renew an email address: Beginners help and tips on how to get back their old email account... if it's possible. [more...]
Instructions on how to put a web site online so that it's visible in a web browser program. Beginners checklist of creating an online presence. [more...]
Save background image from a web page. Learn how to copy the web page background image using your web browser. [more...]
How do I add a blog to my existing web site? Simple instructions for beginners on setting a blog section on their existing web site. [more...]
Take printout of the screen. Simple instructions on how to print what's on your computer monitor. [more...]
Change a username - only possible if it's allowed by the service else you would have to create a new account. [more...]
How do I prevent downloading - visitors copying photos I have on my web site? Is there a program or a script to do this? If so how can I use it? [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...]
The Arial font was developed in 1982 by a ten member team headed by Robin Nicholas and Patricia Saunders at Monotype Typography. The typeface was designed so that a document created with Helvetica would be displayed and printed correctly without having to pay for a license. Arial was first used on the IBM 240-DPI 3800-3 laserxerographic printer where it replaced Helvetica. Only in 1992, Microsoft chose the typeface to be one of their four core TrueType fonts for Windows 3.1. [more...]
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