Windows File Explorer is the backbone of the Windows user interface. It’s gone through many iterations over the years. It’s the successor to File Manager, which was Windows’ original interface from Windows 3.X. Since its inception, Windows has tried many things. For example, in Windows 2000, you could play MP3 files directly from the sidebar …
These days, many people have switched entirely to streaming. But there’s still a place in this world for DVDs. Maybe you have a favorite movie that isn’t on any streaming service. Maybe you like to have a way to watch movies without any internet connection. Or maybe you have some old home videos saved on …
Whether you’re a hobbyist or a professional, a good touch screen can have a number of uses. The most basic example is to use as an input for your PC. You can run one app in your primary monitor. You can then display a second app on the touchscreen and control it by tapping and …
Technology has changed the way we store and transmit documents. Suppose you wanted to transact a contract with someone on the other side of the country. A few years ago, one person would have to sign a paper copy. Then it would have to be transported across the country so the other person could sign …
In today’s digital age, it’s easy to lose track of the importance of paper documents. After all, most of today’s communications are digital. Nobody sends letters anymore. Important documents get emailed. Less critical communications take place via a text. Maybe you catch up with your remote team via Zoom chat once a week. With all …