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If you buy a DSLR camera kit (camera + lens) these days, chances are the lens will be some type of inexpensive zoom lens.
Most “kit lenses” tend to be 18-55mm zooms, but the focal length ranges can vary a bit.
There was a time when most SLR cameras came bundled with a Nifty Fifty
Managing digital content isn’t as simple as it used to be. Businesses create and distribute massive amounts of content every day.
Whether it’s blog posts, social media updates, product descriptions, or marketing emails, keeping everything organized and optimized can be overwhelming.
This is where AI is making a huge difference. It’s transforming how content is created, managed, and delivered. AI-driven tools now automate tasks that used to take hours, help businesses personalize content for different audiences, and even improve SEO. [Read more…]
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Several readers have emailed me with reports of a new scam that appears to be spreading right now.
As is often the case, this scam is being spread via email and it’s targeting folks who shop online at Walmart’s website.
Here’s the text used in the fraudulent emails: [Read more…]
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Question from Judy: Hi, Rick. I have a question for you.
There are so many USB transmitters now that it’s easy to lose track of which transmitter goes to which device.
Is there a simple way to determine which transmitter goes to which device other than a hit-or miss series of tests?
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Have you ever needed to select all the text and images on a web page or other document at the same time?
How about all the cells in spreadsheet or all the data contained in an input box?
Well, there are several ways to select everything at once, but the fastest and simplest way on a Windows PC is to use the handy keyboard shortcut Ctrl+A.
If you have a Mac just press Command+A.