For web designers, graphic artists, CAD operators, layout animators, photographers and anyone who depends on the look of their screen, a PC’s gamma and RGB colors (red, green, and blue) can make or break an important project in their line of work. The RGB colors are the most important color-combination applied by various video-based technologies. You can sort out a picture’s RGB colors using a photo-editing program such as Adobe Photoshop, Snagit Editor, and Paint.net.

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Control PC Screen Gamma and RGB Colors

Having an internet connection is a privilege, not a right. According to the study conducted by the National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA), not all American households have internet access. As of February 2010, 30 percent of American homes were not connected to the World Wide Web.

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Download Web Pages for Offline Viewing

Windows 7 Media Center has many powerful TV watching capabilities. For example, Media Center can be used to watch live television, record television, and watch archived TV shows via playback. However, some features need to be setup in order to work correctly and Windows Media Center does not come configured to watch TV by default

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Setup Internet Streaming TV in Windows Media Center

Windows 7 comes with it’s own Explorer integrated CD/DVD burner.  We have shown you before how to create DVD movies using Windows 7 movie maker , but this time we will look at it’s capability to burn generic files.  Creating data discs in Windows 7 is very intuitive.

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Windows 7 – How to burn CDs, DVDs, and Blu-ray discs

Windows 7 comes with it’s own Explorer integrated CD/DVD burner.  We have shown you before how to create DVD movies using Windows 7 movie maker , but this time we will look at it’s capability to burn generic files.  Creating data discs in Windows 7 is very intuitive. Pop-in a blank DVD or CD and it will automatically prompt you with the “burn a disc” window.  The default disc title appears as the current date and you will have two options to choose from – like a USB flash drive or with a CD/DVD player. The “ like a USB flash drive ” option is the live file system format and is often more convenient because you can copy selected files immediately and as often as you want, just like you can with a USB stick

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Windows 7 – How to burn CDs, DVDs, and Blu-ray discs