Welcome to Acu IT Solutions blog
Welcome to Acu IT Solutions blog. this blog will hold content we feel would not fit on our main site.
It will also hold computer tips & tricks, and online copies of our newsletter articles.
In our non- Acu IT Solutions section we include some articles from industry sites we feel you may wish to know about.
windows server 2012 editions
We are often asked the difference between the versions of Microsoft Server 2012 especially now there is no more small business version.
Here we have included a quick visible reference comparing the four versions.
Find your applications in Windows8
The Win+X menu is useful, but no substitute for the old Start menu as it doesn’t provide access to your applications. To find this, hold down the
Windows Live Messenger no more Microsoft to replace with Skype
Windows Live Messenger no more Microsoft to replace with Skype in 2013.
Increase internet browser viewing area
Todays 10 second computer tips is how to increase internet browser viewing area
Quickly rename a file or folder
How to quickly rename a file or a folder.
Add web address bar to your taskbar
Add a web address bar to your taskbar
The address-bar-in-the-taskbar isn’t active by default.
Quickly select a word or a paragraph
There is many occassions when you wish to highlight and select a single word or a full paragraph from a document, page, etc
The good news it is very simple and today’s nice byte sized tip subject
Enable Additional Clocks in Windows 7 or Vista
Windows 7 and Vista include an enhancement to the system clock that lets you display 2 additional clocks when you hover your mouse over the system clock.
Which is very useful for those with family or business overseas. or even aspiring international jetset playboys and girls.
Calculate Your Mortgage and Other Maths Tricks
The reliable Calculator in windows 7 has been beefed up to do more than just basic arithmetic. You can now toggle between Standard, Scientific, Programmer, and even Statistics modes. In addition, Read more…
Take Screen Snapshot – quick tip
Take a screen snapshot
Press “Print Screen” to take a snapshot of the whole screen or “ALT and Print Screen” for just the current open window, then simply paste it into an image editor such as Paint to save it as a picture file.

