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- How to Edit AVI Video in Windows Movie Maker
- Windows Movie Maker is a free video editing software, a present in Windows XP. It is easiy to edit video, but only wmv videos are supported. Often times, we want to edit avi video, a more popular video format supported by most websites.
- How to Convert MKV to PS3
- The PlayStation 3 (PS3) console does not support the MKV format.So if you want to play your favorite MKV videos using PS3, you have to convert .MKV files into a PS3 compatible format. Here is the solution to convert MKV to PS3 video.
- View the OS X Calculator and Address Book in large type
- If needed you can quickly view calculator or address book information from a distance.
- How to manage a nonfunctional Terminal in OS X
- If your Terminal utility does not drop you to the command prompt, there are several things you can try to get it going again.
- How to manage Greasemonkey scripts
- Greasemonkey userscripts are a snap to manage. Learn how to disable, uninstall, and tweak your userscripts.
- Getting started with Greasemonkey userscripts
- Learn what Greasemonkey userscripts can do to improve your browsing experience, where to find them, and how to install them.
- This iPhone app will make your kid smile before every picture
- Tired of jumping around and acting goofy in an attempt to get your kid to smile for a picture? An iPhone app called Picasound may be what you're looking for.
- Clean up that mess of an inbox with Unroll me
- This free Web service helps Gmail and Yahoo Mail users better manage the e-mail subscriptions that litter their inboxes.
- How to remove the account picture in OS X
- Account pictures in OS X can not only be changed, but can also be removed or reverted to a generic image if needed.
- How to download navigate your Twitter archive
- Here's how to request, download, and browse through your Twitter history. Be careful, though -- you may not like what your first tweets look like.
- Now s a really good time to update these Facebook privacy settings
- No, Graph Search doesn't affect your privacy settings, but it surely makes digging up information about you really easy. Now's a good time to review what you're sharing and how you're sharing it.
- Control your lights using Siri and a WeMo Switch
- Using Siri and IFTTT you can control a lamp that's plugged into a WeMo Switch. It's easy to set up, even easier to use.
- How to sign up for Facebook s Graph Search beta
- Facebook is slowly rolling out its beta version of Graph Search, a new, smarter way to search within your social network. Here's how to sign up.
- How to set up Amazon Instant Video on the Nintendo Wii
- Amazon Instant Video is now available for Nintendo Wii console users. We'll show you how to set up the new app on your Wii.
- How to avoid unpleasant surprises when buying or selling online
- Ensure that your online transaction goes smoothly by researching the vendor before you finalize the deal; for sellers, Amazon and other big-name e-tailers offer some protection against fraudulent buyers.
- How to disable face tags on the Samsung Galaxy S3 and Note
- The Samsung Galaxy S3 and Note 2 support face tags in the Gallery app. If you're not keen on using face tags, you can disable it so the yellow boxes stop displaying over the faces of your subjects.
- Get the most talked about news stories with NewsWhip
- See what's making news on Facebook and Twitter across the globe or in one of 11 countries with this new universal iOS news app.
- Use 1Password for iOS Bookmark this shortcut now
- Quickly and easily open any Web page from mobile Safari using this handy bookmark.
- How to secure Yahoo Mail Web sessions with SSL
- Yahoo Mail now supports SSL encryption for e-mail sessions through a Web browser. Disabled by default, we'll show you how to enable SSL for enhanced security.