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franca · 01-Aug-2006, 11:04 AM #1

Need some instructions?

User manuals have always been frustrating for me. Many products come with hefty manuals. Some have several manuals.

I file them away. But with the number of gadgets, appliances and accessories I have, it's a daunting task.

So, I can never seem to find the exact manual I want. Many manufacturers make manuals available online. So that's where I usually go.

When that fails, I visit UsersManualGuide.com. It has hundreds of product manuals from major manufacturers. They cover electric toothbrushes to television sets. Handy! The manuals are in PDF format, so you'll need the free Acrobat Reader.

My one complaint is that the site is missing some major brands. And not all my products are there. But, I suppose that would be an impossible task!

http://www.usersmanualguide.com/

From Kim Komando........

hewee · 02-Aug-2006, 03:15 AM #2

Thanks for the great link. Just got the exact manual for my window AC I can not find.

redivivus · 05:13 AM

http://www.wordquests.info/ <--- very cool

In only 5 minutes of searching i came up with something so cool... (perhaps not completely logical.

)

The deipotent redivivus of the intelligentsia refutes neotechnic hierodules with obduracy.

Other cool sites of the day:

http://dictionary.reference.com/wordoftheday/

http://google.ca

franca · 02-Aug-2006, 10:24 AM #4

Quote:

Originally Posted by hewee

Thanks for the great link. Just got the exact manual for my window AC I can not find.

Your very welcome good buddy.....Hey what are friends for ?........

Think I'll pop over to the coffee shop for a cup of your nice coffee......

cu Frank...

franca · 02-Aug-2006, 10:27 AM #5

Remake/remodel

At today's Cool Site, you'll see some stunning photographs. Then, hold your mouse over one. You'll see what it looked like before it was "remade." It should serve as inspiration for all aspiring photographers.

http://www.briandilg.com/imaging/index.htm

from Kim Komando...

franca · 03-Aug-2006, 12:08 AM #6

Podzinger - a Podcast Search Engine-Listen to Free Podcasts

http://www.podzinger.com/

hewee · 03-Aug-2006, 01:53 AM #7

Great images at that site frank. Thanks again buddy.

franca · 03-Aug-2006, 09:35 AM #8

You can send yourself text messages as reminders. And you can schedule them for any time in the future. Know someone who's forgetful? You can schedule a reminder for them, too.

http://www.ohdontforget.com/

From Kim Komando...

franca · 04-Aug-2006, 12:30 PM #9

If you're like me, your heart goes out to all the brave men and women serving overseas. They're making a huge sacrifice for our country.

So wouldn't it be great if you could say "thank you" to them? Well, today's Cool Site offers an easy way to show your gratitude.

You can send a free, printed postcard to soldiers stationed overseas. There are a number of designs from which you can choose. Just select one, and click "send this card." Then enter your name, hometown and your message. The card will be printed and sent to a soldier.

The site is also accepting submissions for postcard designs. Children between six and 14 can submit designs. You'll find details how to submit on the site. Oh, teachers, wouldn't this make a great class project?

http://www.letssaythanks.com/

From Kim Komando...

franca · 13-Aug-2006, 09:38 AM **#10**

The recent release of AOL subscribers' search history should be a warning. Our searches often are archived.

Unfortunately, these searches could be tracked back to us. They could reveal glimpses of our private lives.

Which brings us to Google. This popular search site uses cookies. An ID number can link the searches you make over any period of time. But, you can do something about it.

Download G-Zapper. It will show you if you have a Google cookie on your machine. I did. But I was able to remove it and block future Google cookies.

When you visit the site, just click the download link. This will install the basic version of G-Zapper. There's also a Professional Edition that requires a payment; it will look for cookies from other search sites. It works on Windows 95 or later running Internet Explorer 5.0 or higher, or Firefox 1.5 or higher.

http://www.dummysoftware.com/

From Kim Komando...

hewee · 13-Aug-2006, 05:05 PM **#11**

Not the same and only for google but I got the Firefox extension CustomizeGoogle.
http://www.customizegoogle.com/

But the best way to deal with google cookies is not use Gmail and block all there cookies.

justfei · 17-Aug-2006, 10:40 PM **#12**

i find www.spikedhumor.com one of the most entertaining sites out there, well at least it kills boredom.

franca · 20-Aug-2006, 10:01 AM **#13**

Extreme photography.........

Each detail is an enlargement of a section of the photo! The data this camera can capture is impressive. For example, you'll see a wide-angle shot of a stadium. Through enlargements, you can view clear shots of individuals seated in the stadium. Wow!

http://www.gigapxl.org/gallery.htm

MNG0304 · 24-Aug-2006, 08:21 AM **#14**

Cheat Sheets galore....

From something as simple as keyboard shortcuts for Excel to AS\400 flowcharting here's a one stop resource for all your cheat sheet needs.

bearbottoms · 24-Aug-2006, 05:37 PM **#15**

Not sure if this has been put up. Take pictures walking around an object, send it to this site and they make a 3D out of it:

http://www.picturecloud.com/

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