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I am in the process of migrating the technology aspects of my blog (The Ink Wells) to this new blog (A High-Tech Blech!). As such there will be little bumps in the road. Please either slow down or get a four-wheel-drive. The Ink WellsSlog Me Blog!
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What Have I Done for You Lately?
- Download the Proper 64 Bit Opera for Windows
- Java Applet Failure in Accellion Product
- Archiving in the Land of On-Line Archives with Outlook
- Private Meetings Not So Private?
- Make Minute Adjustments in Your Mac’s ScreenSaver Time
- What Can You Do with an off-the-Shelf Android Phone?
- What Happened to the Propagation of Dates in Project?
- More for Copying Drives or Partitions
- Create a New OU with ADManager
- Undelay Typing in Office 2013
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Tag Archives: encrypt
Returning Encryption to the Latest Ubuntu
Older versions of Ubuntu included a space for each user, encrypted by default and decrypted as that user logged in, under the home area within the folder hierarchy. The most recent version of Ubuntu (9.04) does not include this feature … Continue reading
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