Some programs and media come packed with secret “goodies” called Easter eggs. These are fun little additions, added by programmers, that can be found by accident, by completing some tasks, or by hearing about them from other people. In this article we will find some of those Easter eggs. Specifically, we’ll cover:
Recently, we asked you if you play computer games online. Here’s what you said:
![computer games poll results01 Do You Play Computer Games Online? [Poll Results]](http://mintywhite.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/02/computer-games-poll-results01.png "computer-games-poll-results01")
53% of respondents stated they play video games online. Here’s a breakdown of which platforms you use:
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It’s a good week for Microsoft fanboys! Microsoft have today made Internet Explorer 9 Release Candidate available for download.
We’ve covered some of the great features IE9 has to offer in the past, we’ve also taken a look at tweaking the browser to better suit your needs.
A few enhancements here are there are notable in the newest public release though nothing too drastic from what we already know.
Note that IE9 RC is now feature complete. Whilst we may see the odd minor UI tweak here and there and undoubtedly tonnes of bug fixes before it goes gold, know that this is it folks! And I think Microsoft have done it!
Hit the link for the direct download links.
![Install IPv6 on Windows XP [How To]](http://mintywhite.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/02/IP.jpeg "IP")
You may have heard it on the news: the world officially runs out of IPv4 addresses this month. Fear not, Internet will still be there, and it will work as usual. The problem is worse for the manufacturer of IP-dependent products than it will be for you. The problem has been forseen many years ago and the solution is to implement the next generasion IP-Adresses, called IPv6. More and more companies are implementing IPv6 on their system, and operating systems like Windows 7 all have the protocol installed by default. However, Windows XP has not. But of course where there’s an illness, there’s usually a cure.
Windows 7′s search function is “beefed” up a little. This guide will help you use the Windows 7 function but only scratches the surface. If you have other tips, please let us know in the comments.
Specifically, this guide covers the following:
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| | Windows XP Get Help with Windows XP |
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