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There are many ways to convert HTML files to PDF files, and some of them are free while others cost a small fortune.
If you’re a regular reader of this site you know that I’m all about free, so as you can guess my preferred HTML to PDF Converter is indeed a freebie. It’s called ExpertPDF.
While some of the commercial solutions available come with tons of extra useful features, this one is extremely easy to use and it does an excellent job at creating basic PDF files. [Read more…]
Question from Delores: Hi Rick. I hope you can answer a question for me about Facebook.
Is there any way to find out if a person I sent a friend request to has received it?
I’ve sent multiple friend requests to someone I used to work with, but she has never accepted me as a friend on Facebook.
I’d just like to know if she’s receiving my friend requests. Can you tell me how to check? [Read more…]
WordPress is one of the most popular tools bloggers and companies around the world use to build their websites. It comes with many features, but it is also easy to use and quite intuitive.
It is one of the most well-known tools used by people worldwide, which makes it a great choice for students and universities around the world. [Read more…]
When it comes to coding, there is no shortage of online resources that can help you write code faster and more efficiently. Likewise, there are numerous writing services available nowadays that cater to thousands of “write my essays” online requests daily; for example, studybay.com can make essay writing easy with just a “Please write an essay for me” request that will take care of your homework.
With a tried and tested AI service, you can get reliable results. However, some sources argue that AI tools cannot tackle academic writing style as humans can. But considering the fantastic advancements in the AI industry, they’ll probably disown such claims. However, one tool that is often overlooked is ChatGPT. [Read more…]
Question from Pauline: I have a question for you Rick.
I’ve been using a 7 inch Android tablet for my Facebooking but the battery recently went bad in it.
Instead of buying another Android tablet I decided to try an iPad. I ended up buying a 10.9 inch model which is a bit larger than what I was used to.
I didn’t know what to expect because I’d never owned anything from Apple before, but I found out that I really love it.
I’m having one problem though. I could hold the 7 inch tablet by its sides and type with my thumbs, but I can’t do that with the larger iPad because the keys are spread out too far.
Do you know if there’s a way to make it easier to type on my new iPad using my thumbs? Maybe by using an app, perhaps? [Read more…]