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There are certain utilities that make you wonder after you’ve first used them that how you could have lived without them for so long. In past entries we have discussed a few of them, like Clip Menu or DeskConnect for example. This time we take a l

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The Mouse as an input device was one of the coolest inventions in the history of computers. It makes GUI so easy to handle that most of us prefer to use it over keyboard. But then, how many of us really use the mouse to its fullest extent? Whenever w

All of us have experienced the popping of dialog boxes and confirmation messages while working on various applications and tools on our machines. For example, whenever we head towards deleting anything we are asked, “Are you sure you want to delet

Have you ever come across a hardware problem where the left mouse of your laptop has stopped functioning properly and you realize that moving files and folders (using drag and drop option) from one location to another has become an intricate task?

Almost all of us have adapted to the drag and drop style of opening applications, playing songs and videos on players, creating bookmarks, moving files/folders and lot more. And we generally do this with the left mouse button held. Recently, I happen

Sharing of resources is one of the best work optimization techniques and when it comes to everyday computing, you may even look at it as going green . For example, setting up dual monitors is common and sometimes a requirement at work. It plays an

Thanks to resistive and capacitive touch screens we have become quite used to gestures. They have spawned different habits. When it comes to our computers, we still rely on the good ol’ keyboard and mouse. Some would swear by keyboard shortcuts fo

Most of us change the desktop wallpaper, themes, logon screen etc on Windows from time to time to give a new makeover to our computer, but what about the old, conventional (and, probably, boring!) mouse pointer? Do we ever realize that it probably ne

The mouse is our choice of weapon when we take on the web. This humble, almost taken-for-granted invention has brought about an evolutionary change in the digital man.

When I first made the transition from my Macbook Pro to the Lenovo laptop I have now, I had a bunch of things to adapt to. One of the things I really never got over was the relatively choppy trackpad (or touchpad) scrolling. (Neither Windows or Lenov

Aero effects in Windows 7 went through an overhaul with the introduction of aero peek, aero snap and aero shake. We’ve already talked about aero peek before. Regarding aero snap and aero shake, the former lets you resize windows by just dragging-dr

Here’s a nice little trick which makes use of the scroll wheel of mouse beyond its regular job (scrolling through webpages that is). You could use it to quickly open links in separate tabs and close tabs in Firefox and Google Chrome.

In one of our previous tutorials about removing unwanted programs from the Windows right-click menu, our readers Clem and Brian commented that they would also w

Some programs and apps require repetitive clicks in the same manner. For example, counter strike game needs continuous click to fire the selected weapon.