• "Adding Bookmarks to Word for a Quick Search in an Alphabetical List"
• "Inserting a Date Field (Have the Date change over time)"
• "Getting rid of ''funky'' formatting in Word"
• "Macros in Word"
• "Making Tables of Contents in Word"
• "Opening a Word Perfect Document in Word"
• "Setting tabs inside tables in Word"
• "Creating your own keyboard shortcuts (or keyboard strokes) in Word"
• "Some helpful hints about Track Changes in Word"
• "Making long underlines for forms in Word."
• "Using dot leaders in Word"
• "Numbered lists in word -- How do I get them to stop?"
• "Getting a non-breaking hyphen in Word"

• "Date and Currency Formatting in Excel"
• "How to Line up Decimals in a Numbered Column in Word"

• "Having Internet Explorer ''forget'' your saved passwords"
• "Locking the computer when you are away from your desk"
• "Checking for Viruses (Virii!)"

• "Changing Which Program Opens Your File by Double-Clicking (All of a sudden your files are changed to a different software. For example all of my Adobe Photoshop files were now Microsoft Office Document Imaging)"
• "My mouse died!"
• "Locking the computer when you are away from your desk"
• "Protecting an Adobe Acrobat (PDF) file so it can't be modified or altered."
• "About Rich Text Files"
• "Checking for Viruses (Virii!)"
• "Tiling Multiple Windows on the Screen"
• "Printing out what you see on the screen, no matter what program it is"
• "Adding Icons to your Quick Launch toolbar."
• "What is a URL? ? (Uniform Resource Locator)"
• "Which file type should I save my image as?"

What is a URL? ? (Uniform Resource Locator)
Posted by Patty...

A URL is something that points to a file somewhere on your computer or on someone else's computer, including over the internet. For example: http://politics.ap.org/states/mi.html http: is the protocol or method of transfer (protocol – a specification, such as http, that defines how computers will talk to each other.) // indicates a computer name follows politics is the server (server- the computer that is host to a Web site) ap.org. is the domain (domain name – the address used to locate a particular Web site or reach an e-mail system. In e-mail addresses, it is the portion to the right of the @ sign. It includes a suffix defining the type of entity, such as .com for commerce.) /states is the folder. /mi.html indicates a file (.html is the file type)