Buying Guides & Articles:Software

All the small cameras we tested in this issue come with a CD that lets you organize and, in some cases, edit photos on your computer... Read more

Scroll in Excel via the keyboard; get more out of your scrollbar; and give your mouse wings with Flywheel... Read more

Though it wasn't the top performer, Symantec's suite put together the best blend of features in an easy-to-use package... Read more

With patience, discipline, and practice, you've mastered the ch'i of videography. But show that unedited footage to your fellow masters and they'll be cutting zzz's like... Read more

Learn how to use RSS as a tool to stay updated with the news, your eBay bids and more!... Read more

I know you like free stuff. This week I have a free Web-based calendar, a way to protect your phone number from telemarketers, and free, licensed copies of SnagIt and... Read more

People are buzzing about Windows Vista. But what%u2019s so great about it anyway? Read about its pros and cons here... Read more

After several months of picture taking, your hard drive may have hundreds or thousands of images. If you employ good housekeeping and segregate similar image files into... Read more

Follow along with this simple exercise. Move your cursor over the iTunes icon on the dock. (This icon looks like an audio CD with a green musical note on it.) Click the... Read more

In the days of film prints, you could always stuff another shoebox with your latest photos or buy another sticky album to expand your library. Your digital camera,... Read more