A while ago, we wrote about using a disposable email address, meaning an address created to satisfy Web site registrations, yet avoid otherwise inescapable spam for your real address. This week, we have found another such service with a different set of features. Trashmail allows you the option of forwarding emails from the disposable address Post from: Create a Disposable Email Address that Forwards Messages to Your Real Address

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Create a Disposable Email Address that Forwards Messages to Your Real Address

Of all the things to add as an accessory to Window’s 7, the Math Input Panel (MIP) has got to be the geekiest; because it does nothing except allow a person to scrawl math equations using a mouse or e-pen. That’s it. So, clearly this option isn’t for everyone, but if you find yourself wanting Post from: How to Use Windows 7′s Math Input Panel

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How to Use Windows 7′s Math Input Panel

If you work in the corporate world, chances are many of your favorite websites are blocked by your company’s servers. The most popular way to navigate around this problem is with one of the thousands of proxies available on the Web, but most IT departments block these as soon as they are noticed. Another option Post from: Create a Text-Based Mirror of Any Webpage

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Create a Text-Based Mirror of Any Webpage

One little used feature of Microsoft Word is Compare Documents, which is a shame, because it can come in really handy for most anyone that works on a lot of documents.

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How to Use the “Compare Documents” Option in Word 2010

Sometimes it seems that Microsoft assigns a team of software engineers to take a look at every single aspect of their Windows operating team between versions, and then tells them to make suggestions as to what might make their part cooler; how else to explain the update to the simple clock in Windows 7? In its normal default status, the clock is pretty simple, it’s just what we’ve all come to expect with the clock on our computer; in Windows 7, it looks like this: Then, when you click on it, you get this: But clicking on Change date and time settings… brings up this popup menu: Under the Date and Time tab, are buttons for allowing you to change your date and time, as well as your time zone; nothing new here.

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Use Windows 7 Advanced Clock Features