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By default, Microsoft Outlook saves a copy of every email you send in the Sent Items folder. While that’s helpful for most people, it can be unnecessary—or even a privacy concern—for others. If you want Outlook to stop saving sent emails, here’s exactly how to do it. Why You Might Want to Stop Outlook from…
Creating a family tree doesn’t require fancy software. If you have Microsoft PowerPoint, you already have what you need. PowerPoint’s flexibility with shapes, connectors, and SmartArt makes it a solid tool for building a clean, visual family tree. Here’s how to do it step by step. Step 1: Open a New Presentation and Set Your…
Need to combine two Word documents without copy-pasting everything? Whether you’re building a report, merging notes, or inserting a reusable template, Microsoft Word makes it easy to insert a Word file into another. Here’s a quick guide to do it right—step by step. Method 1: Use the “Insert Object” Feature This is the simplest and…
Your browser is your front door to the internet — and if you’re using Firefox, you’ve already made a solid choice for privacy. But even Firefox can use some reinforcement. Here are three fast, effective ways to lock it down and keep your data yours. 1. Turn On Firefox’s Built-In Privacy Protections (and Crank Them…
Want to see your game’s FPS (frames per second) without downloading extra tools like Fraps or MSI Afterburner? Good news—you can. Windows 10 has a built-in FPS counter you can activate in just a few clicks. Here’s how to do it, fast and simple. Why You Might Want to See FPS FPS measures how smoothly…
Sometimes, Windows 10 settings just won’t open. Other times, your PC might be managed by an organization that locks down customization features. But that doesn’t mean you’re stuck with a boring desktop. Here’s how to change your wallpaper without ever touching the Settings app. 1. Use File Explorer (Right-Click Method) This is the quickest and…
Need full control over your Windows 10 system? Creating an administrator account is the way to go. Whether you’re setting up a new PC, managing users, or troubleshooting issues, an admin account gives you access to system settings, software installations, and user permissions. Here’s how to create one in a few quick steps. Method 1:…
If you’re on a limited internet plan, Windows 10 can quietly chew through your data without you realizing it. Between automatic updates, background apps, and cloud syncing, your gigabytes can vanish fast. Here are five simple, effective ways to reduce your PC’s data usage. 1. Turn on Metered Connection Why it works: This tells Windows…
Renaming multiple files one by one is tedious. Whether you’re organizing photos, documents, or downloads, Windows 10 has built-in tools that let you rename files in bulk—no extra software needed. Here’s a simple guide to batch renaming files quickly and efficiently. Option 1: Use File Explorer’s Built-In Rename Tool The easiest way to rename a…
By default, Microsoft Office apps like Word, Excel, and PowerPoint save files to OneDrive. That’s great if you’re deep in the Microsoft ecosystem, but for many users, saving locally to a specific folder—like Documents or a custom directory—is a better fit. Here’s a step-by-step guide to change the default save location in Microsoft Office on…
