Microsoft has finally revealed the price list for the much-anticipated improved Microsoft Office suite 2010 via a Technet article published at the official Microsoft Office blog. It also shows the available versions to choose from. But so far no upgrade pricing are provided. Microsoft will release four different versions of Microsoft Office 2010 with the core difference being the programs (like... more.

Windows 7 is officially shipped worldwide and Windows fans are lining up trying to figure out which package is suitable for them. Of course, Windows 7 has created a lot of debates regarding its pros and cons (well, the same goes with other OS, Mac Leopard failed several tests during its launch as well). But for most of us, low and mid-end users, the question is "Do I need to switch to Windows... more.

The Printliminator is a bookmarklet that gets any webpage ready to print. Once it's activated, you can click on elements you don't want to print to remove them from the page. If you don't want to do it manually, you can remove all images on the page using one button. Another button applies a nice default print stylesheet. Sometimes there's only one element of a page that's worth printing, and... more.

If you've ever shared a computer with someone who has a different philosophy about screen resolution than you, you owe it to yourself to check out Carroll. This simple, free application lets set a default screen resolution for each user account on a Windows computer. When a user logs in, Carroll starts automatically and adjusts the screen resolution appropriately. Most monitors look best at t... more.

For those of you who are interested to switch to Windows 7, this is a quick guide on several issues pertaining to the upgrades mechanism provided by Microsoft, which they have presented via a large chart couple of days ago. In case you are still struggling to decide, the following details provided by DownloadSquad might help you out: In-Place Upgrade: means one you can run from your current Win... more.

Have you encountered the moments when you're opening too many apps or folders that caused your Windows taskbar to be "messy" and disorganised? Sometimes you might want to arrange the important ones in front of the less important ones. I encounter this problem a lot when doing my research writings as I need to open many Word documents or PDFs at one time to do my readings for citations. ... more.