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In the past month, two of my friends turned on their computers only to discover that their Recycle Bins had mysteriously disappeared. Neither knew why their Recycle Bins were gone nor how to get them back.
Unfortunately, I really don’t have a good answer regarding why Recycle Bins occasionally decide to pull disappearing acts. However, I do have a trustworthy solution up my sleeve that can help put them back where they belong.
To return your Recycle Bin back to your Desktop, first head over to http://tinyurl.com/2meyw. Scroll down a bit and look over in the right-hand column of the page and locate the “Tweak UI” program — that’s what you need to download.
Tweak UI lets you select which icons you’d like to have displayed on your Desktop by default, meaning that with just a few clicks you’ll have your beloved Recycle Bin back on your Desktop.
Website of the Week: PhoneSpamFilter
PhoneSpamFilter (www.phonespamfilter.com) is a “free service designed to assist the general public in determining which callers are annoying telemarketers.” The creators of the site have aimed to develop a comprehensive database of all the phone solicitors out there so that you can decrease the frequency with which you receive spammy phone calls.
PhoneSpamFilter.com allows you to lookup suspicious phone numbers, report telemarketers, and — for the slightly more techy people out there — actually autoblock telemarketers from your phone lines.
For a few grins, make sure to visit the site’s News page (http://www.phonespamfilter.com/news.php) and browse through their short list of telemarketing-related videos, which includes titles like How to Torment Telemarketers with One Word and Fight Back against Telemarketers!
Grab Bag: Your Five Random Links of the Week
• www.clip2net.com — Apparently, clip2net.com provides you with the new way to use your phones. Sounds interesting: you get one number that rings on all your phones and one voicemail box that keeps all your messages in one place.
• http://tipnut.com/how-to-wrap-meat/ — Now really. Is there *anything* you can’t learn on the internet? Apparently not. This link will whisk you off to a page where you’ll learn how to wrap meat like a professional.
• www.beliefenet.com — A website for people interested in exploring their spirituality online.
• http://tinyurl.com/5yw4d2 — Every feature you could possibly ever want in an alarm clock already exists within iTunes Alarm Clock for Macs.
• www.swimman.net — Technology continues to get fancier and fancier. And now it’s waterproof. Learn about the first and only completely waterproof iPod shuffle — no bulky case and a comprehensive warranty.
And that’s it for today, everyone. Have a great week, and see ya next Monday.
Based in Frisco, eRin pheiL is the primary creative force behind timeforcake. Learn more about her Colorado website design company at www.timeforcake.com or contact her via e-mail at info@timeforcake.com.
Unfortunately, I really don’t have a good answer regarding why Recycle Bins occasionally decide to pull disappearing acts. However, I do have a trustworthy solution up my sleeve that can help put them back where they belong.
To return your Recycle Bin back to your Desktop, first head over to http://tinyurl.com/2meyw. Scroll down a bit and look over in the right-hand column of the page and locate the “Tweak UI” program — that’s what you need to download.
Tweak UI lets you select which icons you’d like to have displayed on your Desktop by default, meaning that with just a few clicks you’ll have your beloved Recycle Bin back on your Desktop.
Website of the Week: PhoneSpamFilter
PhoneSpamFilter (www.phonespamfilter.com) is a “free service designed to assist the general public in determining which callers are annoying telemarketers.” The creators of the site have aimed to develop a comprehensive database of all the phone solicitors out there so that you can decrease the frequency with which you receive spammy phone calls.
PhoneSpamFilter.com allows you to lookup suspicious phone numbers, report telemarketers, and — for the slightly more techy people out there — actually autoblock telemarketers from your phone lines.
For a few grins, make sure to visit the site’s News page (http://www.phonespamfilter.com/news.php) and browse through their short list of telemarketing-related videos, which includes titles like How to Torment Telemarketers with One Word and Fight Back against Telemarketers!
Grab Bag: Your Five Random Links of the Week
• www.clip2net.com — Apparently, clip2net.com provides you with the new way to use your phones. Sounds interesting: you get one number that rings on all your phones and one voicemail box that keeps all your messages in one place.
• http://tipnut.com/how-to-wrap-meat/ — Now really. Is there *anything* you can’t learn on the internet? Apparently not. This link will whisk you off to a page where you’ll learn how to wrap meat like a professional.
• www.beliefenet.com — A website for people interested in exploring their spirituality online.
• http://tinyurl.com/5yw4d2 — Every feature you could possibly ever want in an alarm clock already exists within iTunes Alarm Clock for Macs.
• www.swimman.net — Technology continues to get fancier and fancier. And now it’s waterproof. Learn about the first and only completely waterproof iPod shuffle — no bulky case and a comprehensive warranty.
And that’s it for today, everyone. Have a great week, and see ya next Monday.
Based in Frisco, eRin pheiL is the primary creative force behind timeforcake. Learn more about her Colorado website design company at www.timeforcake.com or contact her via e-mail at info@timeforcake.com.
