If you receive a lot of messages on the same topic, or from the same sender (maybe you print out a lot of emails) then Propellerhead has found a han dy facility in Outlook Express that lets you combine…

If you regularly use the Windows XP Search facility then this simple little tip will save you a few seconds each time. All you have to do is click on the Start button, click and hold on the Search…

Depending how you look at it, One Touch Purchasing is either a major convenience, or another cynical ploy to part you from your hard-earned money. Vocel in the US has just unveiled its new Interactive Commerce Accelerator (INCA) technology, which…

Propellerhead has been testing a brilliant little utility for anyone that uses a Windows PC for presentations or display. Zoomit sits quietly in the system tray but when you press the keyboard shortcut (Alt + 1) by default, Zoomit…

If you regularly need to change the compression settings on your JPEG picture files, so you can send them in emails or use them web pages, for example, then you know it can be difficult to quickly see what…

In the past few months Propellerhead has noticed an alarming increase in the amount of foreign spam. Most of it seems to be Russian in origin but there are also good few Chinese, Japanese and Korean messages as well….

Your mouse isn't just for pointing, clicking and dragging things. For example, this Popellerhead Top Tip turns it onto a sort of mobile desktop clipboard? Click on a file in Windows Explorer and it literally sticks to the mouse…

If you are still using Windows 98 SE and ME then Propellerhead suggests that you make a note in your diaries for July 11th. That's when you will be finally cast adrift as it's the date paid for support…

That's right, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration is giving stuff away. No rocket jet packs or free rides on the shuttle I'm afraid, but if you head over to the Glenn Research Centre website you will find a…

Propellerhead has just found something scary on the F-Secure website. The World Map of Viruses. It's just like a weather map but instead of fronts and anticyclones it shows waves of nasties like Netsky32 and Trojan Downloaders sweeping across…