Entering your email address on a website nearly always leads to receiving unwanted email. We show you how to create a temporary email address. There are many services that offer disposable email addresses but one of simplest is Mailinator, as it can be used by anyone immediately, with no registration required. All you have to …
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A website with free online word processing allows you to write your masterpiece with no onscreen distractions. You can also share what you’ve written with others. Launch a web browser and go to Quietwrite’s home page. When the page has loaded, it’s possible to dive in straight away by clicking the New button at the …
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It’s easy to copy your precious information to a new PC, using a home network If you’ve got a broadband internet connection at home then you’ve got pretty much all you need to set up a home network. The first step is simply to connect both computers to your broadband router. The easiest way to …
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We explain how to send a large file of up to 50MB over email, using a free service It is possible to send a file to someone you know via Hightail without the need to sign up for an account. Pay a visit to the website and to the left of the page, in the …
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We show you how Polldaddy lets you create your own online polls easily Polldaddy offers a selection of commercial (paid-for) services but everything we need to do can be achieved using the free option. However, you will need to register first. To do this, you will first need to go to the Polldaddy website. When …
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Mind maps are visual representations of thoughts, plans or tasks and are based around a branching concept. We show you how to make visually rich maps. Launch a web browser and go to the Mapmyself website, which is the service we’ll be using to build our mind maps. Look at the bottom right of the …