Office Password Recovery Utility If you want to keep your Microsoft Office documents away from unwelcomed eyes, a good idea is to password-protect them. But what if you lose the password? Don’t worry. Petri has come up with a neat little tool to recover a password protected Microsoft Office document. Office Password Recovery Utility lets you decrypt Microsoft Office Word, PowerPoint, Outlook and excel passwords in a blink. The Office Password Recovery Utility saves you from hours of unneccesary work – re-writing doucuments that could be easily be recovered… How To Change Your Computer’s Screen Resolution Normally, a computer’s screen resolution is at its maximum by default, but in some cases, you need to change it manually to get the most out of your computing experience. If you don’t have an exceptionally slow machine, it’s definitely worth the effort. Here’s how to change your screen resolution: Go to your Windows XP’s desktop and right click on an empty space. Select “Properties”. In the “Display Properties” window that appears, navigate to the “Settings” tab on the right. Move the slider in the bottom-left corner of the window to change your computer’s … How To Bypass The Recycle Bin When Deleting Files If you are absolutely sure you want to delete a file, why send it to the Recycle Bin? Windows lets you bypass it really easily: To delete a file or a group of files, select them with and when they are highlighted, press Shift+Delete. Press “Yes” in the confirmation box that opens and you’re done! How To Speed Up Your Windows XP By Disabling File File indexing is a Windows service that like many others, is totally useless – unless you do a lot of searching on your computer. As most users don’t, it’s a good idea to disable it to speed up actions like opening and closing files and folders on your Windows XP. To disable the Indexing Service: Go to “My Computer” and right click on your hard drive. At the bottom of the window that opens, you should see a check box titled “Allow Indexing Service to index the disk for fast file searching.” … A Faster Way To Shut Down And Log Off Your Windows XP If you’re experiencing slow shutdowns and log offs on your Windows XP, this trick will help you. Instead of accessing the shutdown menu via Start->Turn Off Computer, open the Task Manager by pressing Ctrl+Alt+Delete. Press “Shut Down” at the top of the Task Manager and choose what you want your Windows XP to do. © 2010 TricksandTips.tk all rights reserved |