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May 7th: Most Popular How-To Guides
Learn how to use your computer more efficiently with step-by-step guides to show you how. This week we've collected the most popular tutorials from our How Do I…? section.

Online Privacy Guide
Learn how to protect your privacy online with the best tips, downloads and techniques for browsing undercover, keeping your email private, preventing spam and more.

Learn How To Chat Online
Cut down on long distance calls, learn how to chat with family and friends in real-time. This guide covers how to download, install, and chat using the free ICQ chat tool or AOL's Instant Messenger.

Make Your PC Work Better
Experiencing problems with your PC? Learn how to print painlessly, improve your Internet connection, and avoid crashes with this guide to a trouble-free PC.

Make Windows 98 Fly!
Learn 40-ways to boost Windows 98 performance in the how-to guide.

Build Your Own Web Site
Building your own Web site is simple and easy if you have the right tools and know-how. This tutorial will show you how to create a Web site and put it online in no time!

Improve Monitor Resolution
Is it the monitor or your eyes? Learn how to improve the "fuzzies," distortion and other distracting monitor problems in this comprehensive how-to guide.

Become A Linux Guru
Learn how to get started with Linux with this how-to guide.

Don't miss our complete coverage of Linux tips, tutorials and downloads in our newly expanded Linux section.

Tip Of The Week
How can I get rid of those invasive Cookies?

Many Web sites use cookies to either track visitors at their sites or to customize pages for their visitors. Many people consider cookies to be invasive. Rather than complain, just get rid of them. Cookie Monster is a shareware utility that trashes the cookie every time a Web site tries to create a new one. Install Cookie Cruncher in your Startup Items folder. You can download this free utility from the Software Library.

If for some reason you would like to allow cookies, simply take Cookie Cruncher out of your Startup Items folder. Microsoft Internet Explorer includes an option to disable cookies, as well.

For more popular tips like this one, don't miss our weekly collection of Top 50 Tips.

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