How to Move Your WordPress Blog to a New Host, Using Fantastico and phpMyAdmin

in blogging

If you need to move your established Wordpress blog because you’re switching Web hosting companies, the process can be made easier by following a series of steps involving phpMyAdmin and Fantastico.

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How Fast Is My Broadband Internet Connection and What Does Connection Speed Mean?

in computer performance

Confirm (or disprove) your ISP’s promises of upload and download speed by checking your broadband connection via a speed test Web site.

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How to Load and Edit Digital Video on Your Computer

in applications

After shooting footage with your digital video camera, upload it to your Windows hard drive and edit it with Movie Maker. But you’ll need a separate application such as ProShow Gold or Ulead to create a DVD image and burn it.

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How to View and Convert .docx Files Online

in online computing

Docx files, created by default when files are saved in Microsoft Word 2007, can’t be opened by older versions of Word, but there are online services available that will do the trick.

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How to Use Online Backup Services

in data storage and recovery

Easy-to-use online backup providers can give business owners piece of mind that their data is safe in the case of computer failure, fire or theft. Compare features of each backup service to see which one is right for you.

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How to Use Google to Host Your Domain’s Email

in e-mail

Individuals and small businesses don’t need to pay a lot of money to have a professional set up their email server, thanks to Google’s free and premier editions of Gmail. It’s easy to set up with a few verification steps involving your domain registrar.

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How to Send Large Files Over the Internet

in file transfer

Free and affordable services let Internet users upload large files and transfer them to a recipient — an approach often used when the files are too big for an email attachment and the parties don’t have access to FTP or instant messaging tools.

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Online Versus Desktop Computing

in online computing

by David Hakala “Desktop” computing means that your applications and data reside on the computer sitting on your desktop. “Online” computing means they reside somewhere else: on a server you can reach via a local area network, a private wide area network, or the public Internet. The important thing is that you are connected to […]

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