Process:

• Double click
• Don’t take your finger off the button at the second click
• Drag like you would normally
• Profit with word-selections instead of letter selections

The same process can also be carried out with a triple click to select blocks of text as paragraphs.

• Visit http://www.logitech.com/touchmouse and download and install Touch Mouse Server on your laptop.
• Check your laptop’s ip and note it down. Generally it would be something like this 192.168.1.x if you are using a router to connect to the internet.
• Go to your iPhone or iPod Touch and make sure WiFi is switched on and you are connected to your router.
• Install Touch Mouse on your iPhone or iPod Touch from Apple Store(http://itunes.apple.com/app/touch-mouse/id338237450?mt=8)
• Start Touch Mouse on your iPhone or iPod Touch.
• Enter your laptop’s ip when prompted. From next time onwards it will not prompt you to enter ip if you connect to the same ip again.

  

• A screen like this will appear on your iPhone or iPod Touch. Move your finger on the screen and you will find the cursor moving on your laptop

  

• When you click on keyboard icon, a keyboard will pop up and you can use it to type on your laptop.

  

Google has gone the Bing way in adding beautiful background images to the Google Home page.

In the latest feature added to Google now you can add background images to the Google home page i.e. Google.com to make your home page more interesting,personal and lively.

To add the Background image you should be logged in using your Gmail Id and then go to www.google.com. Remember this feature has been added to Google.com only and is not present in Google.co.in. By default you are redirected to you country home page like Google.co.in. In that case click on the “Go to Google.com” as shown in the image.

- Now you will see a link “Change background Image” in the lower left corner of the screen.

- Click on it and a pop up will appear

- Choose Images from Public Gallery, Editors Pick, Your Picasa album or you can upload images from your computer as you like.

We’ll be working with the assumption that you already have at least one account set up and know your way around Outlook.

Before we begin, keep in mind that all the mails will be saved to a single Outlook Data file. If the mails need to be sorted by ID, separate folders with mail delivery Rules can be created. Furthermore, when composing a mail, make sure the appropriate mail ID to send from is chosen.

To set up your additional account:

1. Click Tools -> Account Settings

   

2. In the next window, click New.

   

3. In the next window, choose Microsoft Exchange, POP3, IMAP, or HTTP and click Next.
4. Enter your details – Name, email address and password.

   

5. Outlook will now try to connect and send a test mail. If your details were entered correct, it should give you the option to close the window. Click Finish.

Given the simplicity of this process, any errors encountered would probably stem from the user name/password section.

With this, your accounts should all be sending their mails into a single Outlook account and the sync should be established both ways (sending and receiving). In case you wish to separate the mails into designated folders, follow these steps:

1. Open Tools -> Account Settings
   

   

2. In the new window, click Change Folder at the bottom of the window.

   

3. In the next window, select Personal Folders and click New folder. Give the new folder a name.

   

4. Click OK. Your new folder has been created. You can assign a folder to each account as necessary.

This should help you store your mails based on the address it arrives at. With all this done, there is no more need to log in and out of multiple accounts to check your mail.

Sources:

• Ask Dave Taylor
• Bella Online
• Wikipedia