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komalo over at deviantart has shared a tool that will give you an Aero look to your command prompt.
![Toolbox icon 220x220 Add MoveTo function to you Context Menu [How To]](http://mintywhite.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/02/Toolbox-icon-220x220.png "Add MoveTo function to you Context Menu [How To]"){kind=icon}
When teaching people how to use Windows I always tell them that the Right-Click menu (also known as the context menu) is the most important Windows Tool they should ever learn to use. You are no doubt familiar about the SendTo function available in the context-menu. But we don’t always want to COPY our files from one place to another, sometimes we want to move it. Of course you can use the old CTRL+X and CTRL+V trick, but that wouldn’t be neat tip to show you so, this is how you put the MoveTo function into your context menu:
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No matter if you’ve just begun to use Windows 7 or you’ve used it for a while, you will no doubt have noticed the Libraries Function. The Library-function let you combine several folders into one. You can combine folders from different locations such as hard drives, shared network locations, HomeGroup etc. In this tutorial I’m going to show you how the use of libraries can prove to be a productive and useful tool in your daily work or play.
Being a geek (Yes I admit), I like to have full control over my computer. I want to know what is running, when it does and why it behaves like that ? I also like to know what (if any) did that program i just installed want to run at startup. And especially since my kids - without any concern – download and install games, movies and whatnot on my computer (even tho they have their own) - I really like to know what is booting, and what is slowing me down at present.
If you’re a bit like me – then good news – here is the tool for us: AutoRuns.
Windows Forums member Batu has created a third tool for Windows 7. This tool hides folders on your PC until you decide to show them again.
I’ve tested many online solutions for creating PDF documents online – and most work okay. Granted most of them add their pesky watermark telling everyone you’ve used their software, but if you can live with it, go a head… I can’t! This time I have found a couple of great tools which allows you to create PDF documents from any URL or document. Free of charge. No watermarks. And very very fast.
