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Details: Category: Tips; Published: 16 October 2012; Hits: 5

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Get an inside peek at Google's data centers and the people who keep them operational.

Though many large enterprises may choose to keep information about their data centers private for security and competitive advantage reasons, Google has opened their doors at the site "Where the Internet Lives".

Details: Category: Tips; Published: 15 October 2012; Hits: 4

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Tired of jarring photos on websites? Replace them with cat pictures.

Tired of seeing pictures of overpaid athletes, pandering political candidates, or egotistical reality "stars" on the web?

Meowbify takes website images and replaces them with static and animated cat photos. If you're the kind of person that thinks the Internet needs more pictures of cats (sites like LOLCats are not enough), then you may be interested in Meowbify....

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Details: Category: Tips; Published: 14 October 2012; Hits: 8

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Display listings of Google's presence on blogs and social networks.

Google maintains a wide variety of blogs on various subject such as the Google Chrome web browser, Gmail, YouTube, and other subjects.

Details: Category: Tips; Published: 10 October 2012; Hits: 4

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While navigating through worksheets in Excel 2010, pressing slash on the keyboard shows the ribbon shortcut keys. Learn how to prevent this from happening.

While navigating through cells in a Microsoft Excel 2010 worksheet, have you ever seen letters and numbers appear next to options in the Ribbon like the below screenshot?

If so, you may have accidentally pressed the slash (/) key. Doing so activates the menu to satisfy compatibility with Lotus 1-2-3 users, who would normally press this key to access menu options. However, many younger accountants and computer users barely remember this program, if at all, and do not need this 'feature' occurring when their fingers slip pressing arrow keys. To disable this:...

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Details: Category: Tips; Published: 09 October 2012; Hits: 4

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Show boxes inside Google Chrome when a Flash, Shockwave, Adobe Reader, or other plug-in wants to run, allowing you to click to play them.

If you are concerned about the privacy, security, and system stability implications of running plug-ins such as Flash and Shockwave inside Google Chrome, you may have thought about completely disabling plug-ins.

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Google - Look Inside Google's Data Centers

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Google - Find Google Blogs, Plus Google on Twitter, FaceBook, Elsewhere

Microsoft Excel 2010 - Stop Accidentally Showing the Ribbon Shortcut Keys

Google Chrome - Disable Plugins Such as Flash Unless You Want Them to Run