Jan 30, 2020 | Tips & Tricks, How to
You can easily customise your Windows 10 Start menu. To remove icons, simply right-click them and select ‘Unpin from Start’: And to add one in, find the program in your Start menu, right-click it and choose ‘Pin to Start’: An example of how...Jan 30, 2020 | Tips & Tricks, How to
If you’ve lost control of your inbox, a good way to deal with it is to sort by ‘From’. This will group together emails based on who sent them: It’s generally much quicker to work through emails from a single person to make sure you’ve not...Oct 16, 2019 | Tips & Tricks, How to
If you’ve got a mouse with a scroll wheel in the middle of it, a quick and easy way to open a webpage link in a new tab is to click it with the scroll wheel instead of the normal mouse button. You can also hold down the ‘Control’ key on your keyboard...Oct 16, 2019 | Tips & Tricks, How to
It’s all too easy to accidentally close a tab when you’re browsing the web. Especially frustrating if you’re reading something interesting, such as the EJC website. Just press Ctrl + Shift + T and the last place you were looking will magically...Sep 10, 2019 | Tips & Tricks, How to
Notifications can be useful, but they can also be annoying if you’re trying to focus on something important – or perhaps giving a presentation. Windows 10 has a built-in ‘Focus Assist’ which lets you limit, or turn off, notifications. Click...Sep 10, 2019 | Tips & Tricks, How to
If you’re trying to copy and paste some content from, say, a website into a Word document or email it can be frustrating when the formatting is also copied across. Solve that problem with ‘Paste Special’ which lets you strip out unwanted fonts, bold,...