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Sticky notes have been a great productivity tool on Windows computers for a long time, and the latest version of Windows 10 has made it even easier to use. If you’re looking to get started with Windows 10 Sticky Notes, there are a few tips and tricks you can learn to make the most of this useful app. Getting Started The first thing you need to do is open the Sticky Notes app. This can be done from the Start Menu or by searching for “Sticky Notes” in the search bar. Once open, you’ll see a blank note on your screen. To create a new note, simply click the “+” button in the top left corner or use the keyboard shortcut “Ctrl+N.” Customizing Your Notes Sticky Notes on Windows 10 features a number of customization options to personalize the look and feel of your notes. You can change the color of your notes by right-clicking anywhere on the note and selecting “Color” from the menu. There are six different colors to choose from, including light yellow, green, pink, blue, purple, and gray. You can also customize the font size by highlighting the text and using the keyboard shortcut “Ctrl+Shift+>” to increase the size or “Ctrl+Shift+<” to decrease it. To bold, italicize or underline text, use the keyboard shortcuts “Ctrl+B”, “Ctrl+I”, and “Ctrl+U” respectively. Organizing Your Notes Windows 10 Sticky Notes app allows you to organize your notes in a number of ways. You can click and drag notes to move them around your screen or stack them on top of each other. This can be especially...

Expertise Kourtnee is a longtime cord-cutter who's subscribed to streaming services like Netflix, Hulu, Disney Plus, HBO Max, Crunchyroll, Sling, Spotify and more. As a real-life user of these services, she tracks the latest developments in streaming, the newest re Credentials • Though Kourtnee hasn't won any journalism awards yet, she's been a Netflix streaming subscriber since 2012 and knows the magic of its hidden codes. Among the major Netflix, You can stream live news channels on any plan or host a remote watch partywith the built-in platform. You can also take your subscription to the next level: In addition to Hulu's basic $8 tier, you can pay more to remove ads or step up to Hulu Plus Live TV, which comes with unlimited DVR and access to Disney Plus and ESPN Plus. But what about Hulu's features? Though the platform isn't as intuitive to use as I'd like, I've found plenty of ways to enhance the viewing experience. I'm sorry to say that Hulu lacks secret codes that unlock genre menus and other categories of content like Netflix. But with these tricks, you can still add a little razzle dazzle to your streaming flow. One thing before we dive in: I learned the hard way that Hulu's functions don't work the same across all devices. That inconsistency may be frustrating, but you can check which supported devices work best with these tips by visiting Hulu's Read more:Disney Plus and Hulu Content Will Stream in One App Later This Year Use widgets for your mobile phone Are yo...

• I tried Apple Vision Pro and it's far ahead of where I expected • What is ChatGPT and why does it matter? • Is Temu legit? What to know about this shopping app before you place an order • The best AI art generators: DALL-E 2 and alternatives to try • Special Feature: Securing Data in a Hybrid World • • ZDNET Recommends • Testing RFID blocking cards: Do they work? Do you need one? • This almost-great Raspberry Pi alternative is missing one key feature • This $75 dock turns your Mac Mini into a Mac Studio (sort of) • Samsung's Galaxy S23 Plus is the Goldilocks of Smartphones • • Mobile World Congress 2023 • Best massage chairs • Best iRobot vacuums • Best headphones for sleeping • Best smart treadmills • Gaming • Headphones • Laptops • Mobile Accessories • Networking • PCs • • Printers • Smartphones • Smart Watches • Speakers • Streaming Devices • Streaming Services • • Tablets • TVs • Wearables • • Kitchen & Household • Office Furniture • Office Hardware & Appliances • Smart Home • Smart Lighting • Yard & Outdoors • Artificial Intelligence • AR + VR • Cloud • Digital Transformation • Energy • • Robotics • Sustainability • Transportation • Work Life • • Accelerate your tech game Paid Content • How the New Space Race Will Drive Innovation • How the metaverse will change the future of work and society • • Managing the Multicloud • The Future of the Internet • The New Rules of Work • The Tech Trends to Watch in 2023 • See all Business • Amazon • Apple • Developer • E-Commerce...

Time-Saving Tips Nobody likes to waste time. And although technology helps us save time in a myriad of ways, it can also slow us down. From making quicker Google searches to changing the ways we interact with our smartphones, there are countless ways to speed things up using tech. Use these shortcuts on your PC, Mac, iPhone or Android device to put more time back into your day. Prev Page 1 of 28 Next Prev Page 1 of 28 Next Search Google with A Right-Click Are you ever reading something online, see a term or person you're interested in, and want to learn more? To do it quickly in most browsers, right-click on the term in your browser and choose the "Search Google" option in the menu. Your browser will open a new tab and show you search results on the topic. The feature works in Chrome, Firefox, and Safari. But you won't yet find it in Microsoft Edge. Prev Page 2 of 28 Next Prev Page 2 of 28 Next Use Your Scroll Wheel to Open A New Tab When you want to quickly open a link in a new tab, look to your mouse. After placing your cursor on the link, click down on your scroll wheel. It'll automatically open the link in a new tab and save you from opening a new tab, copying the link location, and pasting it in your browser. Prev Page 3 of 28 Next Prev Page 3 of 28 Next Use This Handy List of Keyboard Shortcuts Keyboard shortcuts have been around for decades, but many folks still don't use them. For instance, if you hold the CTRL and A buttons down together, you can select everything...

Time-Saving Tips Nobody likes to waste time. And although technology helps us save time in a myriad of ways, it can also slow us down. From making quicker Google searches to changing the ways we interact with our smartphones, there are countless ways to speed things up using tech. Use these shortcuts on your PC, Mac, iPhone or Android device to put more time back into your day. Prev Page 1 of 28 Next Prev Page 1 of 28 Next Search Google with A Right-Click Are you ever reading something online, see a term or person you're interested in, and want to learn more? To do it quickly in most browsers, right-click on the term in your browser and choose the "Search Google" option in the menu. Your browser will open a new tab and show you search results on the topic. The feature works in Chrome, Firefox, and Safari. But you won't yet find it in Microsoft Edge. Prev Page 2 of 28 Next Prev Page 2 of 28 Next Use Your Scroll Wheel to Open A New Tab When you want to quickly open a link in a new tab, look to your mouse. After placing your cursor on the link, click down on your scroll wheel. It'll automatically open the link in a new tab and save you from opening a new tab, copying the link location, and pasting it in your browser. Prev Page 3 of 28 Next Prev Page 3 of 28 Next Use This Handy List of Keyboard Shortcuts Keyboard shortcuts have been around for decades, but many folks still don't use them. For instance, if you hold the CTRL and A buttons down together, you can select everything...

• I tried Apple Vision Pro and it's far ahead of where I expected • What is ChatGPT and why does it matter? • Is Temu legit? What to know about this shopping app before you place an order • The best AI art generators: DALL-E 2 and alternatives to try • Special Feature: Securing Data in a Hybrid World • • ZDNET Recommends • Testing RFID blocking cards: Do they work? Do you need one? • This almost-great Raspberry Pi alternative is missing one key feature • This $75 dock turns your Mac Mini into a Mac Studio (sort of) • Samsung's Galaxy S23 Plus is the Goldilocks of Smartphones • • Mobile World Congress 2023 • Best massage chairs • Best iRobot vacuums • Best headphones for sleeping • Best smart treadmills • Gaming • Headphones • Laptops • Mobile Accessories • Networking • PCs • • Printers • Smartphones • Smart Watches • Speakers • Streaming Devices • Streaming Services • • Tablets • TVs • Wearables • • Kitchen & Household • Office Furniture • Office Hardware & Appliances • Smart Home • Smart Lighting • Yard & Outdoors • Artificial Intelligence • AR + VR • Cloud • Digital Transformation • Energy • • Robotics • Sustainability • Transportation • Work Life • • Accelerate your tech game Paid Content • How the New Space Race Will Drive Innovation • How the metaverse will change the future of work and society • • Managing the Multicloud • The Future of the Internet • The New Rules of Work • The Tech Trends to Watch in 2023 • See all Business • Amazon • Apple • Developer • E-Commerce...

Sticky notes have been a great productivity tool on Windows computers for a long time, and the latest version of Windows 10 has made it even easier to use. If you’re looking to get started with Windows 10 Sticky Notes, there are a few tips and tricks you can learn to make the most of this useful app. Getting Started The first thing you need to do is open the Sticky Notes app. This can be done from the Start Menu or by searching for “Sticky Notes” in the search bar. Once open, you’ll see a blank note on your screen. To create a new note, simply click the “+” button in the top left corner or use the keyboard shortcut “Ctrl+N.” Customizing Your Notes Sticky Notes on Windows 10 features a number of customization options to personalize the look and feel of your notes. You can change the color of your notes by right-clicking anywhere on the note and selecting “Color” from the menu. There are six different colors to choose from, including light yellow, green, pink, blue, purple, and gray. You can also customize the font size by highlighting the text and using the keyboard shortcut “Ctrl+Shift+>” to increase the size or “Ctrl+Shift+<” to decrease it. To bold, italicize or underline text, use the keyboard shortcuts “Ctrl+B”, “Ctrl+I”, and “Ctrl+U” respectively. Organizing Your Notes Windows 10 Sticky Notes app allows you to organize your notes in a number of ways. You can click and drag notes to move them around your screen or stack them on top of each other. This can be especially...

Expertise Kourtnee is a longtime cord-cutter who's subscribed to streaming services like Netflix, Hulu, Disney Plus, HBO Max, Crunchyroll, Sling, Spotify and more. As a real-life user of these services, she tracks the latest developments in streaming, the newest re Credentials • Though Kourtnee hasn't won any journalism awards yet, she's been a Netflix streaming subscriber since 2012 and knows the magic of its hidden codes. Among the major Netflix, You can stream live news channels on any plan or host a remote watch partywith the built-in platform. You can also take your subscription to the next level: In addition to Hulu's basic $8 tier, you can pay more to remove ads or step up to Hulu Plus Live TV, which comes with unlimited DVR and access to Disney Plus and ESPN Plus. But what about Hulu's features? Though the platform isn't as intuitive to use as I'd like, I've found plenty of ways to enhance the viewing experience. I'm sorry to say that Hulu lacks secret codes that unlock genre menus and other categories of content like Netflix. But with these tricks, you can still add a little razzle dazzle to your streaming flow. One thing before we dive in: I learned the hard way that Hulu's functions don't work the same across all devices. That inconsistency may be frustrating, but you can check which supported devices work best with these tips by visiting Hulu's Read more:Disney Plus and Hulu Content Will Stream in One App Later This Year Use widgets for your mobile phone Are yo...

Time-Saving Tips Nobody likes to waste time. And although technology helps us save time in a myriad of ways, it can also slow us down. From making quicker Google searches to changing the ways we interact with our smartphones, there are countless ways to speed things up using tech. Use these shortcuts on your PC, Mac, iPhone or Android device to put more time back into your day. Prev Page 1 of 28 Next Prev Page 1 of 28 Next Search Google with A Right-Click Are you ever reading something online, see a term or person you're interested in, and want to learn more? To do it quickly in most browsers, right-click on the term in your browser and choose the "Search Google" option in the menu. Your browser will open a new tab and show you search results on the topic. The feature works in Chrome, Firefox, and Safari. But you won't yet find it in Microsoft Edge. Prev Page 2 of 28 Next Prev Page 2 of 28 Next Use Your Scroll Wheel to Open A New Tab When you want to quickly open a link in a new tab, look to your mouse. After placing your cursor on the link, click down on your scroll wheel. It'll automatically open the link in a new tab and save you from opening a new tab, copying the link location, and pasting it in your browser. Prev Page 3 of 28 Next Prev Page 3 of 28 Next Use This Handy List of Keyboard Shortcuts Keyboard shortcuts have been around for decades, but many folks still don't use them. For instance, if you hold the CTRL and A buttons down together, you can select everything...

• I tried Apple Vision Pro and it's far ahead of where I expected • What is ChatGPT and why does it matter? • Is Temu legit? What to know about this shopping app before you place an order • The best AI art generators: DALL-E 2 and alternatives to try • Special Feature: Securing Data in a Hybrid World • • ZDNET Recommends • Testing RFID blocking cards: Do they work? Do you need one? • This almost-great Raspberry Pi alternative is missing one key feature • This $75 dock turns your Mac Mini into a Mac Studio (sort of) • Samsung's Galaxy S23 Plus is the Goldilocks of Smartphones • • Mobile World Congress 2023 • Best massage chairs • Best iRobot vacuums • Best headphones for sleeping • Best smart treadmills • Gaming • Headphones • Laptops • Mobile Accessories • Networking • PCs • • Printers • Smartphones • Smart Watches • Speakers • Streaming Devices • Streaming Services • • Tablets • TVs • Wearables • • Kitchen & Household • Office Furniture • Office Hardware & Appliances • Smart Home • Smart Lighting • Yard & Outdoors • Artificial Intelligence • AR + VR • Cloud • Digital Transformation • Energy • • Robotics • Sustainability • Transportation • Work Life • • Accelerate your tech game Paid Content • How the New Space Race Will Drive Innovation • How the metaverse will change the future of work and society • • Managing the Multicloud • The Future of the Internet • The New Rules of Work • The Tech Trends to Watch in 2023 • See all Business • Amazon • Apple • Developer • E-Commerce...