Azio Large Font Keyboard Saves My Eyes

My HP laptop is almost perfect, with lots of power, memory and storage space. Its only shortcoming is the keyboard. It has silver keys with dark grey letters on them. That makes it hard for my poor old eyes to see what’s on them! So, I got a large font keyboard, and I love it – there’s a short video below.

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Try the AWeber Free Plan

I’ve used AWeber for my mailing lists for many years, and highly recommend them, if you need to send out emails to your subscribers. I started with their free trial, before signing up for their paid plan. The free trial was a great way to test the service, and I liked the AWeber service so much that I signed up for the paid version.

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Stop Keyboard Changing Language Accidentally

You’re working on your computer, and suddenly, instead of a question mark, an E with an accent appears when you’re typing. How can you fix that problem? And how can you stop keyboard changing language accidentally?

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Dreamweaver Takes a Long Time to Start

I use Dreamweaver for my Contextures website, and leave that program open all the time. The main reason for leaving it open is because Dreamweaver takes a long time to start again, after it’s been shut down. And over time, it takes longer and longer – up to several minutes. I finally found a solution to that problem, and am posting it here, so I can remember the fix for next time!

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Backyard Science Experiments

One advantage of self-employment is that you can set your own hours. Our grandson came to stay with us last week, and I gave myself lots of time off while he was here. One of our activities was backyard science experiments with water, and we learned a few things about science and videos, while having fun.

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Bad Subtitles Do Not Spark Joy

A few months ago, I borrowed the Marie Kondo book, Tidying Up, from the online library, after hearing so much about it. There was a long wait for the book, so lots of other people must have heard about it too. And now she has a Netflix series too, and last week’s deep freeze was the perfect time to stay indoors and watch it. The content was fun, but the subtitles weren’t!

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