Want to know how computer technology will fit into your home now and in the future? Then enter our competition to win a ticket to the Ideal Home Show 2010, which is open from March 20 – April 5 at Earls Court in London.
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In Issue 41 of Windows: The Official Magazine there was a feature on Microsoft Office 2010 beta, which you can download for free and try until October this year. Unfortunately, there’s a number 0 in the link which looks very much like an O, so some of our readers have been typing this in instead and being taken to a dead link . The actual page you need to go to is http://www.microsoft.com/office/2010/en/default.aspx.
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Take your music with you and get all 13 issues of Windows The Official magazine direct to your door for just £12.16 by Quarterly Direct Debit.
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Facebook is a great website for sharing information – but it’s easy to forget to change the privacy settings to only allow your friends to see your info.
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Issue 41 of Windows: The Official Magazine is now available at your newsagents! Featuring 34 pages of expert step-by-step tutorials for getting the most out of your PC – more than any other magazine!
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If you like the new eye-candy found in Windows 7, then you’re going to love these shortcuts which let you quickly and easily use all of the Aero features with a couple of presses of your keyboard.
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In Windows Media Player, playlists are music mixes you make yourself from the songs in your Library. Auto playlists are a small and easy step up from that.
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Microsoft uses some amazing background images on its search engine Bing. By using the RSS desktop feature in Windows 7, you can have them as wallpaper every day.
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Issue 40 of Windows: The Official Magazine is now available at your newsagents. Inside you will still find the best tips and guides to help get the most out of all editions of Windows and your PC!
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Anti-malware developer Sunbelt Software has identified the top security threats to your computer during January 2010.
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