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Filing frenzy! Organize Your Documents on Your PC

The virtual clutter that fills your hard drive affects the computer's performance. Whether it's saving your letters  or to-do lists, or sorting your favorite Web site bookmarks, organizing the files on your computer is an important part of system maintenance. Here's how to categorize all the different types of files on your computer to save time and hard-disk space.

Read the entire article for a few quick tips and learn more about organizing documents on your PC

Excerpted from Microsoft.com article, “Filing frenzy! Organize your documents on your PC”

Excerpted from Microsoft.com article, “Just scan it! Top tips for using a scanner”
Pin programs to Start menu

Microsoft Office Tip— Pin Programs to the Start Menu

Whether you want to create a scrapbook or convert prints into digital photos, a scanner can help you do the job.

Just scan it! Top Tips for Using a Scanner

Placing the image on the scanner To scan your prints on a flatbed scanner, lift the lid and place the photo on the glass bed, image-side down. There will likely be arrows on the scanning bed to indicate exactly where you should place the photo. Anchor the picture on a corner so it will be less likely to move.

Saving your photo Once you've scanned your photo, save it in a folder on your hard drive (such as My Pictures in Microsoft Windows XP) or to a CD or Zip disk. You can select the format (.jpg or .tif) using the scanner's TWAIN software.

Adjusting your image You can make adjustments to the photo (sharpening or cropping, or adjusting brightness, contrast, and color balance) using most scanning software or an image-editing program.