Ok, maybe I'm not being clear or maybe I'm not understanding. What I'm meaning is to activate it universally in the O.S...Windows uses it everywhere it can. Not just for the ebook reader. I'm not sure but, I'd think that using the cleartype tuner in XP and just activating cleartype would provide a c...

Here's an article about PR photos supposedly pulled by ABC (American Broadcasting Company) shortly after they were posted:

http://petapixel.com/2013/09/13/abc-pul ... mo-photos/

I have to admit, these are very awful.

I can't stop laughing. Snow White's magical crotch critters.

I'm not a gamer at all, but from what I'm reading here: m I'm beginning to get the impression that MS may be paying for more folks to say their other products are great too. The last I checked, if a benchmark for a GPU from Nvidia trumps AMD at stable frames at twice the resolution, it's not even a ...

Okay, I've been reading over @ msfn: m I don't quite understand why whatever420 had to delete his files when they are essentially distributed by MS through their reader download. Anyway, does anyone know what registry key(s) were needed to get this functioning in 98 (preferably universally)? Surely ...

http://www.usatoday.com/story/tech/2013 ... r/3306987/

Engineers are at a premium, yet Lenovo landed a new product engineer and celebrity pitchman when it inked a partnership with Ashton Kutcher on Tuesday night.

GONE!

m Microsoft security officials spoke on the eve of its latest Security Intelligence Report, (direct download link) scheduled to be released Tuesday. As it has been for the past few months, Microsoft's goal is to move as many of its customers off of the older Windows XP operating system onto somethin...

I'm trying to think of the closest comparison to Windows 8 I can come up with. Someone pointed out an AOL website from the mid 90's that looked close. Some say Windows 3.0 or 3.1. I don't think Windows 3.x was anywhere near this bad. The closest thing I can think of, as far as an operating system or...

Paging is stupid but needed in the case of forums. We inserted a quote instead, specifically for this case.

I hope that I'm not alone in expressing my gratitude

Microsoft builds massive 27x13-foot Surface 2 in London.

They might sell a few more if it were 270x130-foot.