Oh, So That's How It Works!

As a service to the community of Windows users, we offer the following instruction sheets to help you solve common problems encountered in using Microsoft Windows and common Windows applications. Our aim is to provide our clients and others with useful information that is either unavailable elsewhere on the Internet or is hard for laymen to understand and apply.

Wizard's Note

When I first told her about these pages, my wife Janet reacted with some alarm at the original title I chose for this collection of pages, "Hacking for Humans." Then, along came the movie, What the <bleep> do I know? Janet and I agreed that the movie title expresses the intent of this section of our Web site.

I welcome your input about these documents. You may submit your input through regular channels, or contact me, David Gray, using this electronic form. I shall reply to you via electronic mail as quickly as I can.

Title	Last Revised
Remote Desktop Shortcut Keys	17 July 2010
Specialized TrueType Fonts	29 May 2010
Check Spelling on Almost Any Web Page	21 September 2008
Clean Up Forwarded Messages	21 September 2008
Fix "Connection Reset by Server" Error	21 September 2008
Icons for Dangerous Email Message Attachments	21 September 2008
Improve Windows Performance by Deleting Orphan Work Files	21 September 2008
Link Tables in Microsoft Access 2000 and 2002 (XP)	21 September 2008
Make Names Display Last Name, Then First in the MS Outlook Address Book	21 September 2008
Paper Size Chart	21 September 2008
Simple Spam Solution	21 September 2008
Use Document Links on the Web	21 September 2008
What Is a List Server	21 September 2008

Disclaimer

We have done our best to make these materials accurate based on information and experience as of the date they were posted. However, since vendors change the way software works, sometimes without notice, we cannot guarantee that any recommendation we make today will work as expected in the future.

This material is supplied as is and without warranty. We specifically disclaim any warranty of merchantability or fitness for a particular use.

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Last Updated 28 January 2007