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Windows 10 and Xbox One Primer Tutorial
Windows gamers and other users looking to set up entertainment centres involving their television, most likely, will be interested that the lines are blurring between Xbox One and the Windows 10 PC, and the trend is for more blurring as … Continue reading →
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Tagged console, games, hardware, laptop, Microsoft, online gaming, operating system, PC, router, tablet, television, tutorial, WiFi, Windows, Windows 10, wireless router, Xbox, Xbox One
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Windows File Server and File Sharing Primer Tutorial
Was discussing Windows and File Servers the other day with a student and realized it is a subject often taken for granted now in workplaces, and perhaps in home networks. The way you can share files between networked computers has … Continue reading →
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Tagged blocking, client/server, command line, DOS, drive, file server, file sharing, hard disk, hardware, Mapping, Microsoft, networking, Open VMS, operating system, Pathworks, peer to peer, removable media, router, Samba, security, social media, subst, System Administrator, tutorial, UNC, USB, VAX, VMS, Windows, Windows 7, Windows XP
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I like the single-row radio-play approach for keeping the controls compact while still making each selection clear. When I’m checking a calculation alongside a tutorial, I use StepStat to see the intermediate steps; how do you handle the layout when the playlist gets much longer?