The Windows Phone 7 interface is fairly easy to interact with, as we’ll demonstrate in this episode. We’ll show you how to navigate the menus as well as your Windows Phone 7 dashboard. Calling your contacts and keeping up with their Facebook and Twitter, too @ butterscotch.com: bit.ly
Hi Guys… This Video Is Very Simple And For Fun… If You Dont Understand It Contact Me On Naaathaaan@hotmail.co.uk www.Youtube.com/MrNaaathaaan www.Facebook.com/NathStanley And Read This Walkthrough 1) Download Icon Art 2) Design Your Cursor You Want On Icon Art 3) Pick A HotSpot (Click Point) By Clicking The Hotspot Arrow Buttton 4) Save As MrNaaathaaan Is Beast.cur Or Simply Click The .cur Button At Top 5) Go Onto Desktop 6) Right Click And Go Down To Personalise 7) Click Change Mouse Pointer 
Search For Your Cursor And Click Save 9) DONT DELETE THE MOUSE FILE! 10) Your Done Download Link For Icon Art www.tucows.com
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Windows Live Mail is loaded with cool features and among them is the ability to import contacts from other contact lists. Here we’ll show you how to import contacts using Windows Live Mail right from your account @ butterscotch.com: bit.ly
If you’ve been looking at taking Linux for a spin you’re in good company. Many users are installing Ubuntu so that’s what we’ve installed as well. If you’re coming from Windows there are a few applications you’re going to want to get right away. This week, Doc takes a look at five must have applications for those moving to Linux @ butterscotch.com: bit.ly
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Vista introduced the “sidebar,” with the release of Windows 7 there are even more “gadgets” to put in your Windows Sidebar. We’ll look at five this week and the remaining five next week. So, let’s get to it @ butterscotch.com: bit.ly
Matt is joined by Andrew Moore-Crispin and the pair chat about a busy week at butterscotch.com filled with product launches and holiday events @ butterscotch.com: bit.ly
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In Windows Vista Microsoft introduced the “sidebar.” It’s a handy place to put things that make your life a little easier. With the release of Windows 7 there are even more “gadgets” to put in your Windows Sidebar @ butterscotch.com: bit.ly
Windows Phone 7 is kind of a big deal. The HTC 7 Surround is a perfect hardware match to the slick interface of Windows Phone 7 @ butterscotch.com: bit.ly
Most reviews say new versions of Real Media Player (11) and Windows Media Player (11) are buggy. But how can I arrange to download those earlier versions safely from other websites besides the companies’ own websites , since for WMP Windows requires new authentication procedures and neither site hosts the earlier versions. I’m not sure which of the download sites I can find on google that might host them are safe, spyware free, like download.com is, because sites like download.com and tucows no longer carry the earlier versions. Any suggestions? I’ve got a variery of anti-spyware programs and spyware blaster, but I don’t want to take needless risks to get the earlier versions of these media players. And I still want to use them in addition to to VLC player favored by techies.
Update: All I saw was the LATEST version of the best-known media players; I’m seeking the EARLIER versions. Under Windows Media Player, I only saw WMP 11, no “legacy versions,” like WMP 10, which is what I’m seeking for my laptop. REal Media, apparently, has a legacy section, but not Windows Media Player. Any other suggestions?
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