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You may have found that opening the All Programs menu as a folder and rearranging the icons changes nothing on the menu. If you'd like all the programs in the Start menu alphabetized, try this:

 

To arrange programs by name

 

Click Start, click All Programs, and then right-click on any folder or icon.

 

Click Sort by Name

 

 

 

That's it. Works like magic. Enjoy your refreshingly organized Start menu.

 Microsoft Office Tips —  Alphabetize Programs in Your Start Menu

There are many ways you can unintentionally lose information on a computer. A child playing the keyboard like a piano, a power surge, lightning, floods. And sometimes equipment just fails.

 

If you regularly make backup copies of your files and keep them in a separate place, you can get some, if not all, of your information back in the event something happens to the originals on your computer.

 

Deciding what to back up is highly personal. Anything you cannot replace easily should be at the top of your list. Before you get started, make a checklist of files to back up. This will help you determine what to back up, and also give you a reference list in the event you need to retrieve a backed-up file. Here are some file suggestions to get you started:

Backup Basics: What should you back up?

Taken from Microsoft.com article, “Back up basics: What should you back up?”

What's the difference between the sites? The main differences between the types of sites are as follows:

Game sites usually feature card, board, word, arcade, or puzzle game types with automatic tracking and scoring. No money, real or artificial, is exchanged.

 

 

Gaming sites may include scenarios where people win or lose some artificial currency.

 

 

Gambling sites usually involve winning or losing actual money.

 

 

Read the entire article to learn more about how to help your children avoid gambling online

Excerpted from Microsoft.com article, “Internet gambling and your kids”