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Download .gif files to desktop for viewing
Q. I use Microsoft Works with Windows Vista, but I’m unable to open some documents sent to me via Yahoo e-mail, which, at least in one case, have been in .gif format. Is there something I can do to put these attachments in a readable format? Would buying Microsoft Word solve the problem?Microsoft Word can’t read .gif files, which contain images or animations rather than text. In Windows Vista, .gif files can be viewed in ...
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Google extends free Gmail calling through 2011
'Call Phones from Gmail' was launched in August and gives any Gmail user the chance to make free domestic phone calls from their computers.The service uses Google's Voice phone management software.Although the tool was supposed to end next week, Google says (via EW): "In the spirit of holiday giving and to help people keep in touch in the new year, we're extending free calling for all of 2011."To use the feature, Gmail users need to ...
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Google Voice Gmail Calling Now Free Through 2011
Google Dec. 20 said it will continue to make its Gmail calling capability free through 2011, a sign that the company wants to make sure more of its Webmail users embrace the technology. Google launched its Call Phones from Gmail feature in August, leveraging the company's popular Google Voice phone management software. Google said the tool would let U.S. users call anywhere in the U.S. and Canada for free through 2010 and make international calls ...
FSF to Google: Free Gmail’s JavaScript now!
The Free Software Foundation has called on Google to release Gmail's JavaScript code under a free software license, continuing its crusade to ensure that all "nonfree" software is eradicated from the world's computers. "We believe that computer users should be able to use their computer in freedom, and in order to do so, you have to have all pieces of software on your computer under your control," FSF man Matt Lee tells The Register. "It's ...
Patrick Marshall: Free to use any browser you like
Q: I use Internet Explorer, which is included in my Windows Vista system. The King County Library System recently changed its catalog to an open-source system. As one of its efforts to improve Web access to its system, it is suggesting patrons switch to Google Chrome or Firefox. First off, I hardly think I should need to switch to accommodate its shortcomings. Second, not being particularly tech-savvy, I have questions. Can I download one of ...
