5 Ways to Get Google Calendar on Your Desktop Easier access to your daily schedule These days it can be tough to keep up with all that you have to do. So, having an easily accessible calendar is key. And if your choice is Google Calendar, then you’re using one of the most popular digital calendars out there. You probably have the Google Calendar app on your mobile device, but what about your desktop?...

How To Recover a Word Document Even if you forgot to save it You spent hours writing a document and then, all of a sudden, your PC crashes. Thousands of words, hours of effort: gone in an instant. Unfortunately, this is an entirely possible scenario that can sometimes occur when you’re writing orediting a Microsoft Word document, especially if you haven’t saved your file. Thankfully, likeGoogle Docs, Word can and will autosave your documents, even if you haven’t saved it yourself....

How To Search In Excel We’ll give you examples of the most popular functions There are multiple ways to search in Excel. The first options are if you have a massive spreadsheet of data and need to find a particular piece of data in a cell or group of cells. The second set of options include using search functions like VLOOKUP or HLOOKUP that let you search one sheet for data and output the results in a second cell location or in a different worksheet....

A Beginner’s Ubuntu Linux Guide Find Linux intriguing? Start here Most computers in the world run on some version ofMicrosoft Windows. It’s by far the most popular desktop operating system in the world, but when we move to non-desktop systems such as the servers that keep the internet running, things look very different. You’re more likely to find some version of Linux running on these machines.Ubuntu Linuxis a desktop version of this reliable and powerful operating system and, depending on your needs, could be the perfect desktop operating system for you....

What To Do If You Are Locked Out Of Your Google Account Since you can’t bang on the front door Few things are more frustrating than having spent most of your digital life on Google, relying on Gmail to send and receive emails, Google Drive for storage, Google Calendar for your appointments, and Google Photos for your photo archive, etc, only to get locked out of your Google account due to a forgotten password or nefarious hacker....