Are you a Mac user thinking about trying out OneNote? You’re not alone: Mac users have been curious ever since Microsoft made OneNote free, and offered versions for the Mac, iPad, and iPhone.Any project that requires you to compile and act on a l…
When it comes to online budgeting and expense tracking, there are plenty of solutions, but two of the biggest names in the business are Mint and You Need a Budget (YNAB). Which is better? How are they different? Is YNAB worth paying for? Which sho…
Of all the programs included in Microsoft’s Office suite, Excel is perhaps the most intimidating. There’s an enormous scope to what you can accomplish with the software, and that can be overwhelming.Even finding the desired function from a …
Do you know the differences between JPEGs, GIFs, PNGs, and other image filetypes? Do you know when you should use one instead of the other? Or which is best for storing your photos? How about the difference between lossy and lossless compression? …
We hear so much about productivity. How do we become more productive? What can help us be extra productive? Which tools make us the most productive?It’s because we all have busy lives with jobs, families, and commitments that the push for product…
Many interesting cloud storage services have come and gone, but Dropbox is probably the one that’s been here the longest. And now it has upped its game with a host of new features. Let’s explore some of them from 2015 as well as some o…
How do I deal with my crappy organization? I like my work but I don’t like what our management is doing. How do I deal with it? Well, that’s easy. You have three options:1. Ignore it. Changing organizations is hard work. If you don’t …
Windows is well known for its dazzling array of odd errors and malfunctions appearing out of seemingly nowhere designed to drive you up-the-wall and around-the-bend. The best part of all? You never know when something is going to happen, and in many ca…
If you’re like most Windows users, the only time you pull up the Task Manager is when an application is frozen and you need to kill it. It’s perfectly fine to use the Task Manager for that, but you should know that you may be overlooking so…
There are plenty of applications to choose from in your distribution’s app repositories, but only GNOME apps will have buttons in the window border and make proper use of the application menu button at the top of the screen. Since software isn&rs…
