1. Open Safari. You can do this using Spotlight, or if you still have it in your Dock, click the compass. If you do not, use Spotlight, housed in the top right of the Menubar running the top of the screen. From Spotlight, type safari and press return. Safari will open for you. Then, go ahead and open tRead more

    Open Safari. You can do this using Spotlight, or if you still have it in your Dock, click the compass. If you do not, use Spotlight, housed in the top right of the Menubar running the top of the screen. From Spotlight, type safari and press return.
    Safari will open for you. Then, go ahead and open the Safari application menu. Click Preferences. Select the General pane. From the “Remove download list items” drop-down menu, choose Manually.

    If this does not apply (e.g. you are using Firefox instead), or if you need additional assistance, feel free to post back. I hope this helps you. Also, if you’re a new Mac user, take a look in Mac Help from the Finder or the Mac How-tos on this website.

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  2. It would appear that natively iPhone iOS does not support Bluetooth printing, maybe PrintCentral will work:http://mobile.eurosmartz.com/produc...

    It would appear that natively iPhone iOS does not support Bluetooth printing, maybe PrintCentral will work:

    http://mobile.eurosmartz.com/produc…

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  3. http://www.soundcard-drivers.com/companies/1165.htm

    http://www.soundcard-drivers.com/companies/1165.htm

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  4. XP drivers are no good for Windows 7. Vista drivers will often work on Windows 7, but if they don't exist either, you will have to buy a new scanner that connects to a USB port (they all connect to USB nowadays). Parallel-port scanners are no longer supported by any printer/scanner manufacturer.

    XP drivers are no good for Windows 7. Vista drivers will often work on Windows 7, but if they don’t exist either, you will have to buy a new scanner that connects to a USB port (they all connect to USB nowadays).
    Parallel-port scanners are no longer supported by any printer/scanner manufacturer.

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  5. The blue connector should be the Input (mic or line-in) athe the backIn the front, the connector next to the USB connectors.https://www.dell.com/downloads/glob...You may have to adjust the "recording" settings to suite the Microphone:1. Click Start Start button, and then click Control Panel.2. ClickRead more

    The blue connector should be the Input (mic or line-in) athe the back
    In the front, the connector next to the USB connectors.

    https://www.dell.com/downloads/glob…

    You may have to adjust the “recording” settings to suite the Microphone:
    1. Click Start Start button, and then click Control Panel.
    2. Click Sound.
    3. Click the Recording tab.
    4. Click the microphone device Line-in (should be detected), and then click Properties.
    5. Click the Levels tab. Move the slider to increase or decrease the volume.

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  6. You're not talking about one of these things, are you? Those are for cameras, with special, non-standard wiring. They detect an RCA connection, and put out RCA signals instead of establishing a USB data connection. PCs do not have similar circuitry.How To Ask Questions The Smart Way

    You’re not talking about one of these things, are you? Those are for cameras, with special, non-standard wiring. They detect an RCA connection, and put out RCA signals instead of establishing a USB data connection. PCs do not have similar circuitry.

    How To Ask Questions The Smart Way

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  7. There are plenty of PATA SSDs (that disk is indeed PATA). There are even 1.8" ones. Go to your local Amazon web page and type in "1.8 PATA SSD" to find a number in various sizes. The cheapest 128GB one I could find on the UK site costs just under £120. Googling the same phrase will locate other sellRead more

    There are plenty of PATA SSDs (that disk is indeed PATA). There are even 1.8″ ones. Go to your local Amazon web page and type in “1.8 PATA SSD” to find a number in various sizes. The cheapest 128GB one I could find on the UK site costs just under £120.
    Googling the same phrase will locate other sellers.

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  8. Optical drives don't need special drivers, the drivers are already included in Windows. Try the UpperFilters/LowerFilters fix:http://pcsupport.about.com/od/drive...

    Optical drives don’t need special drivers, the drivers are already included in Windows. Try the UpperFilters/LowerFilters fix:

    http://pcsupport.about.com/od/drive…

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