Reader Dan writes in with a small, but interesting tip: You don’t have to right-click on the taskbar buttons to activate the Jumplist—you can hold the left mouse button and drag upwards.
Take a moment to brush up on your shaking etiquette and learn how to send subtle and not-so-subtle messages with the your hand-to-hand style.
Not one to be outdone by the myriad other net travel guides, Google today rolls out City Tours for planning and navigating itineraries.
Every modern browser implements the Ctrl+L shortcut key for easy access to the location bar—and now you can use the same shortcut in Internet Explorer as well.
Whether you head 30 or 3000 kilometres away, you’ll want to bring back great photos of your vacation. The New York Times posts questions and answers on how to achieve great vacation photos.
If you’d like to hands-on and make your own bread, but need a little more guidance than a recipe, this simple bread recipe with step-by-step photos is a good place to start out.
Windows 7 only: Tiny utility Jumplist Launcher does application launching using Windows 7′s new Jumplists feature—it’s simple, lightweight, and doesn’t waste memory.
