Computer Tips Single Click

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My address book was in alphabetical order. Until last week it reversed itself and the Ys are first. Hope you have an answer for me

You'll be happy to know we have an answer for you and it's as easy as pie. And a lot easier than pi. Just open your address book and click the little triangle next to "name" to reverse the order alphabetically. Here is picture to help you:

Embed Images In Your Email Message With Just Two Keystrokes
Windows 98/ME/NT/2000/XP - Outlook Express 5 and 6
Windows Vista (all versions) Windows Mail

Here is a tip that will save you time! And we betcha you'll use it a lot! Want to insert (embed) an image in your email? Click the "Alt" key and "I" key at the same time, choose "Picture" from the menu which appears, and browse to the picture you want to insert in your email.

How much easier can it get? Just remember to embed images in any HTML email using Outlook Express or Windows Vista's Windows Mail, just click the ALT + I keys. Use it a few times and you'll never go back to clicking "Insert" (on the tool bar) "Image". It's easier to tap ALT + I isn't it?

Single-Click Quickie
It's always seemed to us that double-clicking things in Windows was a waste of a good click; hard on the wrists and fingers too. And, since everything on the Web opens with single clicks, it only makes sense that single-clicks are better than double-clicks. Right? Why not change Windows so you can open things with a single-click instead of double-clicking your way through your day? Easier is better! To start using single–click:
1. In the Tools menu in Windows Explorer, click Folder Options.
(To access Windows Explorer, press the Windows Key + E )
2. In the Click items as follows section, click Single–click to open an item (point to select).
Now you can simply click an icon to open a program or document instead of double-clicking everything