Second Copy has come to my rescue countless times, and I couldn’t be more grateful for this incredible software.
But first let me take you back to the beginning…
Have you ever had a computer fail you, taking all of your working files with it?
It’s the stuff of nightmares, and I’ve lived it.
So, the web page your visiting is NOT displaying correctly in ANY browser that you’ve tried. If that is your issue, it is my intention to share with you what I discovered that worked for me.
Having just completed editing a video product review, and my cousin called. We’re usually on the phone for a few hours, and on the 31st of May, our call was every bit as long as usual.
When I returned to my office to check out the editing quality of my review, I wanted to cry when I noticed my BOSE computer speakers crackling.
It is okay if you don’t need this; however I may need it again in the not so far future and want to know EXACTLY where to find the instructions for scanning my TV for stations again.
One very busy Saturday, I failed to turn my entertainment computer on, simply because I did not have time to be entertained. So, by late that evening when I did start the computer, I discovered that the computer’s wireless connection displayed a warning that there are connection issues.
Turning off auto-complete on my tablet SHOULD have been a simple method … but alas, when is computer techie stuff EVER simple anymore?
How to Get Cent ¢ Sign on a Keyboard When Using Windows
1.) Hold down the ALT key, and using the numeric pad on your keyboard, type 0162 and let go of the ALT key… voila. I usually like to add formatting of superscript to the cent symbol.
OR… hold down the CTRL key + / key + c key
