I too, believe this is built into Windows. Go to Settings>Devices>Mouse and turn on "Scroll inactive windows when I hover over them." Works for me, running Win 10 ver 1803.
I use AlwaysMouseWheel for several years now. It didn't let me down... until recently: The last two versions (4.08 & 4.11) don't work in Edge (at least for me). So I stayed with (portable x64) version 4.04 (until that get fixed)
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I've read about it being a feature on a few tech sites, most had a title something along the lines of "software you won't need in Windows 10". Clicking from window to window used to annoy me no end - one of the things I wished Microsoft would do something about - until I came across these programs. Wizmouse goes on every system I have anything to do with. I don't think anyone notices, but I like to imagine them being a little happier using their Windows systems. :)
I haven't seen anything official from Microsoft about that, but it's been mentioned in several blogs, so I don't know. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
The shrug is a unicode emoji (U+1F937). As far as I know there's no way to reproduce it easily in
Windows since it makes use of a character on the Japanese keyboard. I've looked high and low for a way to reproduce this in Windows, if you find one, let me know.
You can use an AutoHotKey script or other text expander to insert it, but I just insert it from the clipboard utility I use.
You can copy and paste the one above, or you can find it some places on the internet where you can copy and paste, like this site: https://emojipedia.org/shrug/
Or you can search for shrug emoji. :)
I also recall reading at some point that Win10 would have this feature. None of my Win10 PCs, however, actually have this feature. I have used WizMouse for years for this reason and have always been very pleased.
I use AlwaysMouseWheel for several years now. It didn't let me down... until recently: The last two versions (4.08 & 4.11) don't work in Edge (at least for me). So I stayed with (portable x64) version 4.04 (until that get fixed)
Odd. I did remember it being listed as a Win10 feature, either in the original release or an early update.
And after seeing your article, I checked several windows on my desktop PC and they all scrolled without changing focus and with no additional software.
Also works on my laptop with mouse.
What I'd really like to know is how you do the mouth and the hands in the shrug: \_(" )_/
I'm not sure. I read that it was, but when I uninstalled Wizmouse on my laptop that runs Windows 10 (build 1803) it didn't appear to work even with a reboot. I reinstalled Wizmouse and it works fine. I use a mouse with the laptop. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
It is similar and I haven't tried it for some years. I've used it and KatMouse before. I ended up staying with WizMouse because there were windows that the other two programs wouldn't activate when scrolled and I had to click to change the focus. That may have changed in the intervening years, I'll have another look at it. :)
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Have found that my computer's worst enemy can be me as I do not always understand complicated directions to fix/change things...or think I understand and cause a bit (?) of trouble. Altho I have come quite a ways in understanding I do have quite a ways to go...better to be safe than sorry. As for those first times cleaning the Registry, I did not know about backing things up, so there was a bit of cleanup after myself and thank goodness for those few at the MS Forum who helped me straighten everything out. I think I will stay safe for a few more years and not mess with the Registry...Thanx to you who replied.
Over the years I've heard various knowledgeable people say "don't use a registry cleaner" and "yes it's ok to use a registry cleaner". ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
It's always good to use the backup option in Ccleaner or back up the registry before using another registry cleaner.
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It's probably a good idea not to let any "registry cleaners" touch your registry database. Years ago they said CCleaner was conservative and safe to use (also regarding the registry cleaning part), contrary to some other registry cleaners that are more aggressive. I have used CCleaner (generally and the registry part) for years without any problems (as far as I know ;-)). In CCleaner there is an option shown before making changes to the registry - to backup your registry. I always use that option now.
I have had my hand slapped by the Windows Techs when I allowed my CCleaner to clean the registry. Had not idea what it was or what to do with it so just allowed it to be cleaned...and I deleted a couple things that caused problems in my Win7, my Media Player and IE. Since then I do not clean it and do not touch it. They told me there should be no reason to clean it or change anything in it unless I really Know What I Am Doing. Needless to say, I still am a bit tech challenged and will never attempt to change anything in it. Some of the items listed can be changed elsewhere in your settings. Thanx for the info on exactly what it is and does Rhiannon.
Thanks for this article!
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A calculator without brackets ( ) is not very useful imho
Apart from functionality, the key feature of a calculator for me, is large buttons, to prevent eyestrain
No point having a calculator with buttons so small you strain your vision everytime you use it !
During my search for a simple free Windows calculator over many years, I was surprised just how many poorly designed calculators there are
And surprised how few good free calculators there are
My recommendation first appeared in 2014 in TechSupportAlert, in the "Best Free Calculator" section
My preference is 'eCalc', which has two Windows versions, a basic calculator, and also a scientific calculator
Both versions are simple to use, with a good layout, and each can do more than just add, subtract, multiply and divide
Google: eeweb .com tools download
In 2014, I recommended both ECalc and Moffsoft FreeCalc (Google: moffsoft .com freecalc)
Both recommendations were free Windows calculators with noncluttered interfaces, and just as important: clear, LARGE BUTTONS, to protect your vision
As with all my recommendations over many years on TechSupportAlert, I have no affiliation to the recommended freeware
You'll find it as soon as you try it. They only seem to really offer the platinum version now... trial version (no key) only does 5 minutes of video. There may be special circumstances, like for you to do a real review, to get it for free, but the average joe, nope. pay for a license that may die one day as it forces you to upgrade to a version you need a new key for.
I still use a calculator program that doesn't include brackets because it works in RPN (Reverse Polish Notation) in the same way that early Hewlett Packard hand-held calculators worked, back in the 1970s. If you got used to using RPN (not everyone did), it was much more consistent than other manufacturer's systems with brackets.
The Windows 7/8 Calculator does have brackets, but not in the basic mode. Go to VIEW and select Programmer (or Alt+3) or Scientific (Alt+2) and you get a more advanced Calculator that have Brackets.
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Clearing history is user-definable but the default settings include cookies and active log-ins so unless the user changes that then I think it's possible that simply opting to not remember history might prevent them being set, or atleast interfere with proper functioning.
Good to know about the cookies, thanks. I'm not understanding why setting history to not remember would make a difference to the cookies that LastPass sets. I've cleared site history (everything, not just recent) and cache and LastPass still has me logged in.
I must have gotten the ones that were US letter size. I downloaded a dozen or so templates and the only ones that were A4 were in the A4 section of the site. I have my PDF settings to fit to printer margins.
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The LastPass extension sets four cookies, has its own cache and uses a "hidden" cookie-type file under a GUID to store user preferences and probably the trusted device details, so setting the browser to block or remove history and site info would, I think, be bound to interfere wth LastPass functionality.
I'm using Firefox 62.0.3 (64 bit) on a Mac laptop running High Sierra. I was getting this same issue where when clicking the Lastpass icon in the top right you should see a menu expand. It was not expanding and only showed a small white box.
I noticed that I had my browsing history set to Never Remember history in Privacy & Security settings. This turned out to be the issue. As soon as I changed to Remember history Firefox asked me to restart. Once Firefox had reopened Lastpass was working fine just like on Chrome.
Has anybody else had this? Why would Lastpass require the browser to remember history for the application to work?
I just tried 'ClipConverted' to download YouTube audio and got an error message "ClipConverter is not available for videos containing music.'
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The new name they are giving for a RETREAT from the disastrous ribbon, "Fluent Design", is their attempt to disguise they are trying to remedy their terrible mistake, but they are too ARROGANT to admit they made a mistake!
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Thank you Rhiannon, much appreciated.
Its always uplifting to see the efforts of some in the face of adversity elsewhere.
See for example: https://insidestory.org.au/science-under-siege/
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If you really must keep that irritating pop-out that appears when we scroll down, at least put put something in it that's not a link to the page we're already on!
That wasn't something I experienced. I'm sorry it happened to you, and I understand why you wouldn't want to use the service. If I ran into anything like that while I was testing the site and program I would have mentioned it. I tested it in 4 different browsers on Windows 8.1 and Windows 10, both the program and streaming from the website.
MyTuner wouldn't play anything unless I accepted their cookies so they could determine my interests. Screw that. My interests are my own. I can't stand sites that push things at me based on my previous visits. That means it's not really free.
We have used streamWriter for many years. Free (a nag now and again when you boot the program). Gets all our local stations and tons of great stations we enjoy. Thanks for sharing with us rhlannon.
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You are correct, CB. I never realized there was a setting for it; I assume mine was turned on by default. Just always worked (I'm now at v1809).
Thank you, rhiannon! :-)
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Ditto. Works fine for me too, as expected.
I've read reports of it not working for some applications but I've never had that happen.
This is weird;works like a charm om my Win10 64b v1803.
I too, believe this is built into Windows. Go to Settings>Devices>Mouse and turn on "Scroll inactive windows when I hover over them." Works for me, running Win 10 ver 1803.
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Lol you're not the only one.....I tried it with the keyboard too. I thought I couldn't figure it out...then I went looking. :)
I use AlwaysMouseWheel for several years now. It didn't let me down... until recently: The last two versions (4.08 & 4.11) don't work in Edge (at least for me). So I stayed with (portable x64) version 4.04 (until that get fixed)
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Thanks, rhiannon..
At least I now know I wasn't just too stupid to figure out how to do it on the keyboard.
I've read about it being a feature on a few tech sites, most had a title something along the lines of "software you won't need in Windows 10". Clicking from window to window used to annoy me no end - one of the things I wished Microsoft would do something about - until I came across these programs. Wizmouse goes on every system I have anything to do with. I don't think anyone notices, but I like to imagine them being a little happier using their Windows systems. :)
Good to know, thanks.
I haven't seen anything official from Microsoft about that, but it's been mentioned in several blogs, so I don't know. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
The shrug is a unicode emoji (U+1F937). As far as I know there's no way to reproduce it easily in
Windows since it makes use of a character on the Japanese keyboard. I've looked high and low for a way to reproduce this in Windows, if you find one, let me know.
You can use an AutoHotKey script or other text expander to insert it, but I just insert it from the clipboard utility I use.
You can copy and paste the one above, or you can find it some places on the internet where you can copy and paste, like this site: https://emojipedia.org/shrug/
Or you can search for shrug emoji. :)
I also recall reading at some point that Win10 would have this feature. None of my Win10 PCs, however, actually have this feature. I have used WizMouse for years for this reason and have always been very pleased.
I use AlwaysMouseWheel for several years now. It didn't let me down... until recently: The last two versions (4.08 & 4.11) don't work in Edge (at least for me). So I stayed with (portable x64) version 4.04 (until that get fixed)
Odd. I did remember it being listed as a Win10 feature, either in the original release or an early update.
And after seeing your article, I checked several windows on my desktop PC and they all scrolled without changing focus and with no additional software.
Also works on my laptop with mouse.
What I'd really like to know is how you do the mouth and the hands in the shrug: \_(" )_/
I'm not sure. I read that it was, but when I uninstalled Wizmouse on my laptop that runs Windows 10 (build 1803) it didn't appear to work even with a reboot. I reinstalled Wizmouse and it works fine. I use a mouse with the laptop. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Isn't this already a built-in feature in Windows 10?
It is similar and I haven't tried it for some years. I've used it and KatMouse before. I ended up staying with WizMouse because there were windows that the other two programs wouldn't activate when scrolled and I had to click to change the focus. That may have changed in the intervening years, I'll have another look at it. :)
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Cool. I use AlwaysMouseWheel for this, but this looks like a similar alternative.
https://www.softwareok.com/?seite=Microsoft/AlwaysMouseWheel
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Over the years I've heard various knowledgeable people say "don't use a registry cleaner" and "yes it's ok to use a registry cleaner". ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
It's always good to use the backup option in Ccleaner or back up the registry before using another registry cleaner.
I like to use the free version of Resplendence Registrar Registry Manager if I'm making changes in the registry. I'll add that unless you're using a known registry hack that can be undone or know what you're doing it's best not to make any changes in the registry.
It's a good idea to leave the registry alone if you're not comfortable making changes. It can cause problems. :)
It's probably a good idea not to let any "registry cleaners" touch your registry database. Years ago they said CCleaner was conservative and safe to use (also regarding the registry cleaning part), contrary to some other registry cleaners that are more aggressive. I have used CCleaner (generally and the registry part) for years without any problems (as far as I know ;-)). In CCleaner there is an option shown before making changes to the registry - to backup your registry. I always use that option now.
I have had my hand slapped by the Windows Techs when I allowed my CCleaner to clean the registry. Had not idea what it was or what to do with it so just allowed it to be cleaned...and I deleted a couple things that caused problems in my Win7, my Media Player and IE. Since then I do not clean it and do not touch it. They told me there should be no reason to clean it or change anything in it unless I really Know What I Am Doing. Needless to say, I still am a bit tech challenged and will never attempt to change anything in it. Some of the items listed can be changed elsewhere in your settings. Thanx for the info on exactly what it is and does Rhiannon.
Thanks for this article!
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A calculator without brackets ( ) is not very useful imho
Apart from functionality, the key feature of a calculator for me, is large buttons, to prevent eyestrain
No point having a calculator with buttons so small you strain your vision everytime you use it !
During my search for a simple free Windows calculator over many years, I was surprised just how many poorly designed calculators there are
And surprised how few good free calculators there are
My recommendation first appeared in 2014 in TechSupportAlert, in the "Best Free Calculator" section
My preference is 'eCalc', which has two Windows versions, a basic calculator, and also a scientific calculator
Both versions are simple to use, with a good layout, and each can do more than just add, subtract, multiply and divide
Google: eeweb .com tools download
In 2014, I recommended both ECalc and Moffsoft FreeCalc (Google: moffsoft .com freecalc)
Both recommendations were free Windows calculators with noncluttered interfaces, and just as important: clear, LARGE BUTTONS, to protect your vision
As with all my recommendations over many years on TechSupportAlert, I have no affiliation to the recommended freeware
You'll find it as soon as you try it. They only seem to really offer the platinum version now... trial version (no key) only does 5 minutes of video. There may be special circumstances, like for you to do a real review, to get it for free, but the average joe, nope. pay for a license that may die one day as it forces you to upgrade to a version you need a new key for.
Great tip, thanks!
Moffsoft is a popular option. :)
I'm glad you like it. :)
I still use a calculator program that doesn't include brackets because it works in RPN (Reverse Polish Notation) in the same way that early Hewlett Packard hand-held calculators worked, back in the 1970s. If you got used to using RPN (not everyone did), it was much more consistent than other manufacturer's systems with brackets.
New link. https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=15702
The Windows 7/8 Calculator does have brackets, but not in the basic mode. Go to VIEW and select Programmer (or Alt+3) or Scientific (Alt+2) and you get a more advanced Calculator that have Brackets.
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Possibly a bit complex for the average user, particularly when it comes to customisation. Lots in common with FARR. Open source is a good thing. Probably worth a look.
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I'm glad you like it. I've been using the site for some years and anything I've been looking for, they've had. :)
Excellent find! I've used other sites for specific types of papers but I've never seen such a complete collection and variety in one place before. Pentagon graph paper? Thought it was going to be some official military forms - unbelievable!
Thanks!!
You're very welcome, I'm glad you like it. :)
Great find. I needed score sheets, and this will work well. Thanks!
That makes sense. :)
Clearing history is user-definable but the default settings include cookies and active log-ins so unless the user changes that then I think it's possible that simply opting to not remember history might prevent them being set, or atleast interfere with proper functioning.
Good to know about the cookies, thanks. I'm not understanding why setting history to not remember would make a difference to the cookies that LastPass sets. I've cleared site history (everything, not just recent) and cache and LastPass still has me logged in.
I must have gotten the ones that were US letter size. I downloaded a dozen or so templates and the only ones that were A4 were in the A4 section of the site. I have my PDF settings to fit to printer margins.
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Good selection of papers, many but not all are in A4, some don't matter.
Hi Rhiannon
The LastPass extension sets four cookies, has its own cache and uses a "hidden" cookie-type file under a GUID to store user preferences and probably the trusted device details, so setting the browser to block or remove history and site info would, I think, be bound to interfere wth LastPass functionality.
That's interesting. I have remember history enabled.
I don't have any idea why history would be need to be enabled for LastPass to work. Maybe someone has an idea?
I'm using Firefox 62.0.3 (64 bit) on a Mac laptop running High Sierra. I was getting this same issue where when clicking the Lastpass icon in the top right you should see a menu expand. It was not expanding and only showed a small white box.
I noticed that I had my browsing history set to Never Remember history in Privacy & Security settings. This turned out to be the issue. As soon as I changed to Remember history Firefox asked me to restart. Once Firefox had reopened Lastpass was working fine just like on Chrome.
Has anybody else had this? Why would Lastpass require the browser to remember history for the application to work?
I just tried 'ClipConverted' to download YouTube audio and got an error message "ClipConverter is not available for videos containing music.'
Will look elsewhere.
O yes - Defraggler allows an optimization … it's a simple defrag (just placing files is quick defrag there).
Missed defrags here: Auslogics defrag, IoBit defrag.
That would be a great feature if it were added.
Re: Easy PDF.
Nice one, but it can't deal with non-Latin Characters. Too bad!
Their website did not have details i needed, so i emailed and said i wanted to show an action on one monitor with the result on another to show the instant results. Could this program record two monitors? They emailed "Yes", so i bought it. Turns out it records one at a time, and you can't switch midstream, you have to specify which monitor when you start recording. VERY MISLEADING! Although i asked for a refund within a very short time ( less than 24 hours ) and offered to do whatever they needed (including sending a screen shot of my SnagIt registration to show i was using another product ), they replied QUOTE "we reserve the right to decline refund requests if user requests a refund due to absence of features which are NOT in software's features list or description on our official website. " A political answer right up there with the best of them!
Conclusion: buy SnagIt ... way easier to use, AND more powerful, for pretty close to the same price.
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Are you referring to the site in this article? If so, the link is at the end of the article. I'm including it here if that's what you were looking for. :)
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How about posting URLs to the sites you're promoting? It would make it faster to adquire and add to one's computer.
Hello! I know this article is old, but it's a great list. I'd also like to recommend www.beanbeanbean.com to anyone who appreciates this kind of stuff -- it's a lot like freerice, but with beans instead :)
Can I also recommend this excellent course on Machine learning by Andrew Ng.
https://www.coursera.org/learn/machine-learning
It's got plenty of detail, but is still explained in a way that doesn't require a maths degree.
Great for coders and and data scientists.
It used to be free unless you wanted a certificate. Not sure if the full material is more limited now without paying.
MailStore Home had been a great tool for me for long. I recently replaced it with Mail Backup X for Automatic Backup option. no more manually hitting the archive button. the mails are getting archived itself.
RadioSure
http://www.radiosure.com/
also available from MajorGeeks.
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Thank you Rhiannon, much appreciated.
Its always uplifting to see the efforts of some in the face of adversity elsewhere.
See for example: https://insidestory.org.au/science-under-siege/
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I'll pass your comment along to the site moderators. I just write stuff, site structure and function is handled by others.
If you really must keep that irritating pop-out that appears when we scroll down, at least put put something in it that's not a link to the page we're already on!
That looks like a good site, thanks for sharing it. :)
Hmm, oddly enough Entercom's KROQ Kevin and Bean show's there, not live but updated daily.
I found some nice gems too, I didn't think I would find any iHeart stations. NPR is available many US locales.
Is this in your browser?
You're welcome, I'm glad you like it. :)
That wasn't something I experienced. I'm sorry it happened to you, and I understand why you wouldn't want to use the service. If I ran into anything like that while I was testing the site and program I would have mentioned it. I tested it in 4 different browsers on Windows 8.1 and Windows 10, both the program and streaming from the website.
MyTuner wouldn't play anything unless I accepted their cookies so they could determine my interests. Screw that. My interests are my own. I can't stand sites that push things at me based on my previous visits. That means it's not really free.
We have used streamWriter for many years. Free (a nag now and again when you boot the program). Gets all our local stations and tons of great stations we enjoy. Thanks for sharing with us rhlannon.
https://streamwriter.org/en/
BTW, it also records.
What a fantastic site -- thanks so much for this little gem! :)
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