Do you already have a Microsoft account? Step 1.: log in to the website: office.com Step 2.: click on the icon with the 9 dots in the top left of the screen Step 3.: choose the Office app you want to use If you don't have a Microsoft account yet you can create one for free. Step 1.: go to the website: account.microsoft.com Step 2.: click the sign in button

Part 1: creating the shortcut Go to the website you find useful and want quick access to For example: nu.nl , open in your browser: https:/www.nu.nl Click (with the left mouse button) on the address bar where the website address is shown, it will turn blue. If it does not automatically turn blue, you need to select the address and highlight it yourself Right-click on the blue text and choose: Copy Click the minus sign to minimise the web browser so you can see the desktop Right-click on the...

Are you looking for answers to your difficult questions? Questions you just can't seem to find the answer to? Not even on Google? Get truly direct answers to your questions with ChatGPT. See: https://chat.openai.com You can ask questions such as: Why do we live here on earth? Why did England leave the European Union in Brexit? What is the best thing to do to protect someone and prevent unbearable pain? What is the best thing to do to help your partner if she has had a shocking experience?

Is computing your hobby and have you always wanted to try an Apple Mac? A tip / recommendation is OpenCore Legacy Patcher. See the official website: https://github.com/dortania/OpenCore-Legacy-Patcher/releases And the YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@Mr.Macintosh With this tool you can still use older / second-hand and now cheaper hardware with the latest software. Truly worth trying at least once.

Right-click on the Desktop Choose: New -> Folder Name the folder: GodMode.{ED7BA470-8E54-465E-825C-99712043E01C} Open the folder for a huge number of advanced settings The shortcuts in this folder can be copied to, for example, the Desktop for even faster access

You can automatically log in to a Linux server on Windows using PuTTY by making use of a key file. Below I explain step by step how to do this. Create a key: start: puttygen.exe Click on: Generate Click on: Save private key Go to PuTTY Configuration -> Session Load a previously created session or create a new one Go to: Connection -> SSH -> Auth -> Private key file for authentication -> Browse Select your file with the private key: *.ppk Go back to Session and click on: Save Log...