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Midweek Geek Links for 06-05-2008
It’s time for this week’s geek links! Love to read? Learn how to get away with reading at work. I was blown away when I first saw this…
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Recover Deleted Items in Outlook
With all the spam and junk mail out there, it’s easy to accidentally delete important email. If you’re using Outlook 2000 or later in an Exchange Server environment…
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Change How a User Logs In to Windows XP
If you work in an environment with a low security risk, you may wish to set your computer to automatically log you in to your account at start-up.…
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Hard Drive Failures
A hard drive is the most important piece of hardware in your computer. Sure, without all the other pieces your computer would not work. However, I feel that…
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Midweek Geek Links for 05-29-2008
Here’s some interesting links that I’ve come across in the past week. Vincent Versace was recently a guest blogger on Scott Kelby’s blog, Photoshop Insider. Check out his…
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Intro to Light Meters
A light meter is a tool that photographers use to measure the amount of light in a given scenario. There are both digital and analog meters available and…
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3 Tips for an Improved Help Desk Experience
It is a vicious cycle. We buy a product, the product does not work, we call for support. Does that just about sum it up? Companies spend a…
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Shooting in Shutter Priority Mode
Shutter speed is a good starting place to get your feet wet and begin using the manual features of your camera. Your camera’s shutter is a mechanism that…
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Be a Responsible Geek
There’s no doubt that geeks love their gadgets. But like my uncle always said, “With great power come great responsibility,” and one of those responsibilities is to be…
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Shooting in Aperture Priority Mode
Aperture Priority mode (Av or A) is a semi-automatic mode where you determine the size of the aperture and your camera handles the rest. Just to give you…