Behind the Scenes in My Online Business
Last week, when I tried to add a video in a Community post, a Google cookies pop-up message appeared. It would NOT close when I clicked the Accept button.
Here’s how I finally fixed the problem, to get ride of the Google cookies pop-up message in YouTube.
Continue reading “Stop YouTube Pop-Up-Allow Google Cookies-Firefox”
To make a Microsoft Access report easy to use, enter date range start and end dates on an Access form. Then, click a button to see all the sales orders in the selected date range.
Continue reading “Microsoft Access Query-Date Range Criteria-Form Boxes”
Way back in 1985, I started working from home, using one of the original Apple Macintosh 128K computers. I’ve got a much faster computer and modem now, but was happy with that early computer equipment.
Continue reading “Long Ago Work From Home Macintosh Computer Modem 1200”
With Microsoft adding AI-powered search to Bing and Edge, the online world could change quickly, in the coming months. If you depend on search traffic for your blog, are you ready to do things differently?
Continue reading “Are You Ready to Pivot and Turn Things Around”
If you’re celebrating Robert Burns Day at the office today, here’s a poem that you can recite, before you dig into your first spreadsheet of the day. This Ode to Excel was written by ChatGPT, based on my prompts, and I hope you enjoy it!
Continue reading “Ode to Excel for Robert Burns Day by ChatGPT”
Last week, I learned a new iPhone trick, that lets you extract a person, or other things, from the background in a photo. You could use this to make images for your blog, or for personal projects. Continue reading “Remove Photo Background with Easy iPhone Trick”
There’s sample data for Excel practice on my Contextures site, including one file with hockey player data. Last week, I uploaded a new page with pivot table examples showing ways to work with that data. And that reminded me of my recent trip down the hockey rabbit hole, to learn more about the “What game is that?” guy from TikTok.
The internet is full of memes, and one of my all-time favourites is Cary Grant pointing to the door, and saying, “Get out!”
So, instead of posting a regular computer tip today, I tracked down the movie that the “Get out!” meme comes from. Now you won’t have to waste time going down internet rabbit holes, looking for the answer yourself. So this is a time-saving tip!
