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Regards from Adam, your computer guy. Thursday 3/15/01 ...changing the world, one computer user at a time.	Download Your FREE KARAOKE PLAYER RIGHT-CLICK it SAVE it INSTALL it ENJOY it	Today's KaraokeTune Can you name this tune? CLICK HERE (See Answer Below)
Today's Site Recipe Search Engine Did you know that... ...chewing gum while peeling onions will keep you from crying. Today's Animated Gif (if it ain't moving, RELOAD page) Email Your FeedBack To Me The Computer Guy Want email reminder each day? Sign up for this daily mailing. Click Here and type "SUBSCRIBE" as the email subject. (and if you want to be removed from this daily mailing, just Click Here and type "REMOVE" as the email subject.)	user at a time. Today's Pic Stay In Shape ©ComputerGuyNY CLICK to enlarge BACK to return Copy a pic? 1. Enlarge the pic 2. Right-Click on pic 3. SAVE IMAGE AS 4. Type = GIF/JPG 5. Click on SAVE Copy a midi? 1. Right-Click on title 2. SAVE LINK AS 3. TITLE = name.mid 4. Click on SAVE Today's Karaoke Tune These Eyes Remember to SAVE (download) this tune to your hard drive	r at a tim Today's Word Multimedia The use of computers to present text, graphics, video, animation, and sound in an integrated way. Long touted as the future revolution in computing, multimedia applications were, until the mid-90s, uncommon due to the expensive hardware required. With increases in performance and decreases in price, however, multimedia is now commonplace. Nearly all PCs are capable of displaying video, though the resolution available depends on the power of the computer's video adapter and CPU. Because of the storage demands of multimedia applications, the most effective media to store graphics and sounds are CD-ROMs.

Q. "I've heard about "wireless" email that allows me to get and send my email as I'm walking down the street. Where can I find out more about this?"

A. There are many wireless services out there. You can start by checking out what Earthlink (a very large Internet Service Provider) is offering. Just click HERE to get more info.

Although I have outlined the procedure for "stealing" any of the graphic or midi song files that exist at the ComputerGuyNY site (or any other site, for that matter), it's worth repeating here in our Weekly In Depth column.

2. From the resulting menu, choose "save image as" or (for the songs) "save link as"

3. In the resulting window, take note of where (folder name) the pic/song will be saved and take note of the name of the pic/song

5. Anytime you want to see/hear what you saved, go to the folder to which you saved it and double click on the file name

6. If you forget where you saved it, you can find it with the Window's FIND feature. Go to START >> FIND >> FILES OR FOLDERS and type in any part of the filename and click on FIND (or hit the enter key on your keyboard)

HINT: Create a folder on you desktop called PICS and another called SONGS and save (or copy) your pics and songs to the appropriate folder. It'll be very easy to find them when you want them.