Print From Internet Explorer

You can find all sorts of useful information on the Internet. Sometimes, you may want to print that information to save it for future reference. With Internet Explorer, it is a simple matter to print information from the Web sites that you visit.

Connect your Wii to a secure wireless network

Wii connected to an unsecured wireless network found very easy. Then if you try to connect to a secured wireless network that would be difficult sometimes. This article will show you what should you do to connect Wii to a secured router.

Instructions

1. Turn on your Wii, click the icon that looks like a house (home) on your Wii remote. Go to the settings icon and select network, select wireless and attempt to configure wireless connection #1. This is what I did first and couldn't seem to find my network. No matter what I changed nothing made it work.
2. Looking back at the menus, I came across another that gave the option of making a new wireless connection, hmmmm try it and see. I clicked the button for the "New Connection #2" and whoopeee it saw my network router, which should have a unique name so you can identify it from the other routers transmitting in your neighborhood.
3. Next it asked me for my SSID key which I typed in and hit "save" then I selected "test connection". This time it worked! If you have a DHCP server on your router then you probably won't have to change anything else. If you info about your ISP but don't know such as your default gateway or DNS servers. Go to the Commend Prompt and type "ipconfig/all" and hit enter. This will give you all the details about your network.

Phone Cable Connector Standards

Telephone cable connectors use RJ-11 connectors to connect to the wall outlet. The book "Cabling: the Complete Guide to Network Wiring" states that the terms phone jack and phone outlet are often used interchangeably.

How to Block All Sites That Are Dangerous

Internet Explorer, the built-in Windows Web browser has a feature that lets you automatically block dangerous sites. Internet Explorer considers sites to be "dangerous" when they attempt to connect with your computer or download content to your computer without your knowledge. You can block these dangerous sites in a matter of minutes by heightening Internet Explorer's security level.

Instructions

  

• Open Internet Explorer.
• Click on the "Tools" menu at the top of Internet Explorer.
• Select "Internet Options" from the bottom of the "Tools" menu.
• Click "Security."

• Drag the vertical slider bar in the Security window all the way to the top.
• The phrase next to the vertical slider bar will now read "High."
• Click "Apply."
• Internet Explorer will now block access to all Internet sites that are deemed "dangerous."

How to Block a Website in Opera

Opera is a freeware Web browser designed for the PC, Mac, and Linux operating system environments. The browser contains a customizable security and browsing center that allows users to block specific websites. They can block unsafe material for their children or avoid malicious or unwanted pop-up ads. A user can perform this blocking procedure in only a few seconds.

Instructions

• Launch the Opera Web browser.
• Click the program's "Quick launch" button located in the upper-left corner of the window. This button uses a red icon with Opera's "O" symbol in the middle.
• Click the "Preferences..." heading under the Settings menu. This launches the browser settings window.

• Click the "Advanced" tab and select the "Content" heading from the left-most frame within the window. 
• Click the "Blocked Content" button to launch the site blocking editor
• Click the "Add..." button located in the upper-right portion of the screen
• Type the URL of the site you wish to block.
• Click the "Close" button located in the lower-right corner of the window. You website is added to the browsers blocked list.

4 Tips to Improve Wireless Coverage

4 Tips to Improve Wireless Coverage

Sometimes we find difficulty in connecting to a wireless network. The problems might be caused by following factors:

• Interference by other electronic devices that using 2.4 GHz radio frequency
• Wireless signal is blocked by thick wall, metal door, ceiling and other obstacles
• Exceed the effective coverage range of wireless router and access point

How to Connect to Wireless Network in Windows XP

How to Connect to Wireless Network in Windows XP?

Here is simple way to connect to wireless network in Windows XP using its built-in wireless zero configuration tool: