How much money am I saving a month by turning down my heat 2 degrees fahreheit at night time?
Q. Is it really worth the savings? My dad turns is down to 66 at night but i find it freezing cold. I sleep in the basement and im sure its alot colder down here. I tell my dad to leave the heat at 68 all the time but he says he saves money by turning it down at night time. Is he really saving all that much? I'm willing to pay the difference to keep it the same temp. all the time, i just need to know how much he is saving. Thank you everybody!
Asked by sirsmokealot51 - Sun Nov 11 14:44:17 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I don't think it is that much of a savings. My husband is the same way as your dad. He THINKS that turning the temperature down 1 or 2 degrees would make a HUGE difference. But, it's your dad's house, so it wouldn't be fair or wise to turn the heat up behind his back. You need to be upfront & honest w/him. Ask him how much does he think he's saving & offer to pay that amount to him if he would leave the heat on 68.
Answered by mardix27 - Sun Nov 11 14:58:11 2007
Q. Is it really worth the savings? My dad turns is down to 66 at night but i find it freezing cold. I sleep in the basement and im sure its alot colder down here. I tell my dad to leave the heat at 68 all the time but he says he saves money by turning it down at night time. Is he really saving all that much? I'm willing to pay the difference to keep it the same temp. all the time, i just need to know how much he is saving. Thank you everybody!
Asked by sirsmokealot51 - Sun Nov 11 14:44:17 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I don't think it is that much of a savings. My husband is the same way as your dad. He THINKS that turning the temperature down 1 or 2 degrees would make a HUGE difference. But, it's your dad's house, so it wouldn't be fair or wise to turn the heat up behind his back. You need to be upfront & honest w/him. Ask him how much does he think he's saving & offer to pay that amount to him if he would leave the heat on 68.
Answered by mardix27 - Sun Nov 11 14:58:11 2007
What are some good food tips for saving at Disney World?
Q. Im going for the 12th time in June, the 18th-25th. What are some good small food snacks/drinks to bring for the whole time just to save some money? What are some good food/drink saving tips at Disney World? Also, whats just money saving tips? I usually just eat at cheap restauraunts at the parks, but this time i really want to save, considering the economy. Thanks for all the help!
Asked by jenna*(raysgirrrrl!) - Tue Feb 17 14:06:11 2009 - - 5 Answers - 1 Comments
A. well like you said eating cheap is key! If you really want to eat a bigger meal have it at lunch it will be cheaper than the dinner prices! try to eat a "breakfast" in your room. Like Pop tarts or a banana or apple, this will save you a lot of money! Carry small snacks for you throughout the day and this will keep you from spending 4$ on a snack that you can carry in and hold you through! Buy water out side of the parks if you can! This way your not spending 2.50 a bottle when you can get a case for like 4$. Good snacks I would say are like fruit snacks and granola bars. Things that you can carry with you and not melt/spoil! if your room has a fridge you can buy string cheese and yogurt and milk and have these in the rooms for… [cont.]
Answered by Ms.Hockey! - Tue Feb 17 19:08:07 2009
Q. Im going for the 12th time in June, the 18th-25th. What are some good small food snacks/drinks to bring for the whole time just to save some money? What are some good food/drink saving tips at Disney World? Also, whats just money saving tips? I usually just eat at cheap restauraunts at the parks, but this time i really want to save, considering the economy. Thanks for all the help!
Asked by jenna*(raysgirrrrl!) - Tue Feb 17 14:06:11 2009 - - 5 Answers - 1 Comments
A. well like you said eating cheap is key! If you really want to eat a bigger meal have it at lunch it will be cheaper than the dinner prices! try to eat a "breakfast" in your room. Like Pop tarts or a banana or apple, this will save you a lot of money! Carry small snacks for you throughout the day and this will keep you from spending 4$ on a snack that you can carry in and hold you through! Buy water out side of the parks if you can! This way your not spending 2.50 a bottle when you can get a case for like 4$. Good snacks I would say are like fruit snacks and granola bars. Things that you can carry with you and not melt/spoil! if your room has a fridge you can buy string cheese and yogurt and milk and have these in the rooms for… [cont.]
Answered by Ms.Hockey! - Tue Feb 17 19:08:07 2009
What is the best space saving format for saving files that will be backed up to a external HD?
Q. I've slowly began the process of converting all my paper files from my file cabinet onto to my notebook and shredding the paper. I've been saving everything to my notebook C drive but plan on purchasing a 320GB or higher external HD within the next month. Currently saving everything as a .gif. Should I switch to .rtf .pdf? Am I going to have trouble if I need to retrieve later on?
Asked by Cute Nerd - Thu Oct 9 13:47:17 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Gif is fine. Its biggest advantage is that almost every platform and operating system support it. You don't have to install new software to read your files. pdf is not bad option if you want to make e-books, i.e. you want to combine papers related to a document together. But of course you need pdf creator and reader to work with that. You can zip the files to get extra space. ZIP format is supported by almost every platform and operating system
Answered by Mana Chetah - Thu Oct 9 13:59:16 2008
Q. I've slowly began the process of converting all my paper files from my file cabinet onto to my notebook and shredding the paper. I've been saving everything to my notebook C drive but plan on purchasing a 320GB or higher external HD within the next month. Currently saving everything as a .gif. Should I switch to .rtf .pdf? Am I going to have trouble if I need to retrieve later on?
Asked by Cute Nerd - Thu Oct 9 13:47:17 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Gif is fine. Its biggest advantage is that almost every platform and operating system support it. You don't have to install new software to read your files. pdf is not bad option if you want to make e-books, i.e. you want to combine papers related to a document together. But of course you need pdf creator and reader to work with that. You can zip the files to get extra space. ZIP format is supported by almost every platform and operating system
Answered by Mana Chetah - Thu Oct 9 13:59:16 2008
How much saving is there by using energy saving bulbs as compared to ordinary bulbs.What are other advantages?
Q. What is the percentage saving in electricity bill by using energy saving bulbs as compared to using ordinary bulbs? What will be percentage saving if an equivalent energy saving bulb is used instead of say 60 watts ordinary bulb? What are other advantages? Why do people still use ordinary bulbs?
Asked by hanuman_natak - Fri Oct 3 12:51:28 2008 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. One reason a lot of us still use "ordinary" lamps is that we don't feel the Federal government should be telling us how to micromanage our lives! Plus, I don't feel comfortable using all this mercury in my home. Another thing the Feds don't tell us about.
Answered by Warren W- a Mormon engineer - Fri Oct 3 14:12:34 2008
Q. What is the percentage saving in electricity bill by using energy saving bulbs as compared to using ordinary bulbs? What will be percentage saving if an equivalent energy saving bulb is used instead of say 60 watts ordinary bulb? What are other advantages? Why do people still use ordinary bulbs?
Asked by hanuman_natak - Fri Oct 3 12:51:28 2008 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. One reason a lot of us still use "ordinary" lamps is that we don't feel the Federal government should be telling us how to micromanage our lives! Plus, I don't feel comfortable using all this mercury in my home. Another thing the Feds don't tell us about.
Answered by Warren W- a Mormon engineer - Fri Oct 3 14:12:34 2008
Why is daylight saving time used during the summer and not the winter?
Q. Also, why does it make more sense to use daylight saving time in countries with higher latitude? I don't really understand the concept of daylight saving time. Could anyone please help me out with simple clear examples? Thanks so much.
Asked by kindsoulz - Thu Nov 19 02:19:42 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Where I live, it would be broad daylight at 4 am in summer when there's hardly anyone up and about. By putting the clocks one hour forward, it gets light at 5 am rather than 4 am, thus penalising very few people, but gets dark at 9 pm instead of 8 pm, benefiting many and saving energy in delaying the time lights have to be switched on. In the tropics, the sun rises and sets at more or less the same time all year and there isn't really any 'summer' as we would know it.
Answered by bikenbeer2000 - Thu Nov 19 08:04:11 2009
Q. Also, why does it make more sense to use daylight saving time in countries with higher latitude? I don't really understand the concept of daylight saving time. Could anyone please help me out with simple clear examples? Thanks so much.
Asked by kindsoulz - Thu Nov 19 02:19:42 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Where I live, it would be broad daylight at 4 am in summer when there's hardly anyone up and about. By putting the clocks one hour forward, it gets light at 5 am rather than 4 am, thus penalising very few people, but gets dark at 9 pm instead of 8 pm, benefiting many and saving energy in delaying the time lights have to be switched on. In the tropics, the sun rises and sets at more or less the same time all year and there isn't really any 'summer' as we would know it.
Answered by bikenbeer2000 - Thu Nov 19 08:04:11 2009
How to restrict others from saving my pictures on windows messenger?
Q. I just don't want some people saving my pictures. When they're only meant to see them. Is there a way to restrict people from saving my pictures on windows messenger?
Asked by Thoughtless~but~smart - Sun Jan 17 03:11:22 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. I just don't want some people saving my pictures. When they're only meant to see them. Is there a way to restrict people from saving my pictures on windows messenger?
Asked by Thoughtless~but~smart - Sun Jan 17 03:11:22 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
What program is good for saving videos from internet?
Q. Is there any program for saving videos from internet, those videos that don't have URL, and there is no option for saving them when you right click on that video.
Asked by Lena - Fri Oct 24 20:07:05 2008 - - 5 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Use FireFox, with the downloadhelper plug-in and you can download many flash videos. playflv.com is a codec for downloading/watching Utube videos offline.
Answered by Wil N_ - Fri Oct 24 20:11:22 2008
Q. Is there any program for saving videos from internet, those videos that don't have URL, and there is no option for saving them when you right click on that video.
Asked by Lena - Fri Oct 24 20:07:05 2008 - - 5 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Use FireFox, with the downloadhelper plug-in and you can download many flash videos. playflv.com is a codec for downloading/watching Utube videos offline.
Answered by Wil N_ - Fri Oct 24 20:11:22 2008
What is the best investment for saving money?
Q. Im trying to stop living check to check and im ready to save but my saving account is just to slow.
Asked by bigboyd65 - Fri Jan 5 08:48:41 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. savings accounts are just one of the tools that you need to use. They are great for accumulating funds, but not much good for making money. I really do not know the best investment. I do know some good ones though. The investment that would be right for you would depend on the amount of risk you would like to assume. For many people a mutual fund or several different mutual funds are an excellent way to invest. There are thousands of different ones and hundreds of different types. One of my favorites is sold by Royce Funds. It is PENNX. They have a site on the internet where you can learn more about them. I believe they have a minimum investment of $2000. American funds does not have such a high minimum, only $250 but it does have… [cont.]
Answered by muncie birder - Fri Jan 5 09:15:32 2007
Q. Im trying to stop living check to check and im ready to save but my saving account is just to slow.
Asked by bigboyd65 - Fri Jan 5 08:48:41 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. savings accounts are just one of the tools that you need to use. They are great for accumulating funds, but not much good for making money. I really do not know the best investment. I do know some good ones though. The investment that would be right for you would depend on the amount of risk you would like to assume. For many people a mutual fund or several different mutual funds are an excellent way to invest. There are thousands of different ones and hundreds of different types. One of my favorites is sold by Royce Funds. It is PENNX. They have a site on the internet where you can learn more about them. I believe they have a minimum investment of $2000. American funds does not have such a high minimum, only $250 but it does have… [cont.]
Answered by muncie birder - Fri Jan 5 09:15:32 2007
At what age do people start saving for retirement? What would be my first steps?
Q. I am 28 and I live in California. I do not have a 401K and I have not saved a dime for retirement. Do you think there are a lot of 28 year old that haven't started saving? OR do you think the majority have already started? What age did you start? Marry it? What kind of answer is that? wow! So many good answers it's going to be hard to chose
Asked by Puggle Person - Fri Feb 13 02:07:04 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Actually,you should have started as soon as you got your first paycheck. Most young people do not think about retirement. If your employer offers a 401(k) plan,you should take advantage of it even if they don't match your contributions-it is tax deferred until you start drawing it out at retirement. Also consider a ROTH Ira. You can put up to $2,000.00 a year into it. It is after tax income so you don't pay any taxes on it when you draw it out. You should also open a regular savings account and keep enough money in it to cover living expenses for up to a year in case you become unemployed or have a large unexpected expense and you need cash fast. The sooner you start,the less money you will need in the long run to fund your… [cont.]
Answered by Ralph T - Fri Feb 13 04:41:49 2009
Q. I am 28 and I live in California. I do not have a 401K and I have not saved a dime for retirement. Do you think there are a lot of 28 year old that haven't started saving? OR do you think the majority have already started? What age did you start? Marry it? What kind of answer is that? wow! So many good answers it's going to be hard to chose
Asked by Puggle Person - Fri Feb 13 02:07:04 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Actually,you should have started as soon as you got your first paycheck. Most young people do not think about retirement. If your employer offers a 401(k) plan,you should take advantage of it even if they don't match your contributions-it is tax deferred until you start drawing it out at retirement. Also consider a ROTH Ira. You can put up to $2,000.00 a year into it. It is after tax income so you don't pay any taxes on it when you draw it out. You should also open a regular savings account and keep enough money in it to cover living expenses for up to a year in case you become unemployed or have a large unexpected expense and you need cash fast. The sooner you start,the less money you will need in the long run to fund your… [cont.]
Answered by Ralph T - Fri Feb 13 04:41:49 2009
How to save taxes for salaried persons in India after crossing saving limit?
Q. Saving limit for tax saving is Rs. 1000/-(One lakh) only.
Asked by rajiv s - Wed Feb 13 03:38:19 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Good question but donot know the answer ... I am also interested to know the remedy
Answered by Anish - Wed Feb 13 03:55:26 2008
Q. Saving limit for tax saving is Rs. 1000/-(One lakh) only.
Asked by rajiv s - Wed Feb 13 03:38:19 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Good question but donot know the answer ... I am also interested to know the remedy
Answered by Anish - Wed Feb 13 03:55:26 2008
How can I start saving for my first car?
Q. I'll be 15 in five days,and I want to start saving for a used car that I can get when I'm 16.I get a $5 a week allowance,but my parents might give me a raise if I do extra chores.Are there any jobs I can get at this age?I don't think my parents will drive me around for a job in the public,but maybe I can start my own business.Any suggestions on what I can do?Thank you!
Asked by Ashley Chica - Mon Feb 23 21:54:31 2009 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. deliver news papers in your neighbourhood.
Answered by Erik B - Mon Feb 23 22:08:01 2009
Q. I'll be 15 in five days,and I want to start saving for a used car that I can get when I'm 16.I get a $5 a week allowance,but my parents might give me a raise if I do extra chores.Are there any jobs I can get at this age?I don't think my parents will drive me around for a job in the public,but maybe I can start my own business.Any suggestions on what I can do?Thank you!
Asked by Ashley Chica - Mon Feb 23 21:54:31 2009 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. deliver news papers in your neighbourhood.
Answered by Erik B - Mon Feb 23 22:08:01 2009
What are some energy saving tips for a rental property?
Q. I am looking to start making my home a little more greener. As i live in a rental property and can not make major changes to the home.So i am looking for energy saving tips.Just to start out with.
Asked by movievixin - Sun Dec 14 11:37:30 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 1. turn your computer, monitor, and speakers off at night... completely off... shut down... not stand-by but off... i noticed a difference of $65 per month when i did this... 2. they say unplug the tv when you're leaving for a long time and unplug lamps because regardless of if they're off or on, they're still drawing power from the outlet... the plug always has power running through it so then when you come home and turn the tv on it will turn on immediately... while unplugging the tv and lamps is sort of a pain in the ass, you can unplug things like hair-dryers, clocks that you just don't need to have running (clocks are a 24/7 money suck), stereos that maybe you don't use as often, kitchen appliances that either don't get used much or… [cont.]
Answered by emcee lexicon - Sun Dec 14 12:28:33 2008
Q. I am looking to start making my home a little more greener. As i live in a rental property and can not make major changes to the home.So i am looking for energy saving tips.Just to start out with.
Asked by movievixin - Sun Dec 14 11:37:30 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 1. turn your computer, monitor, and speakers off at night... completely off... shut down... not stand-by but off... i noticed a difference of $65 per month when i did this... 2. they say unplug the tv when you're leaving for a long time and unplug lamps because regardless of if they're off or on, they're still drawing power from the outlet... the plug always has power running through it so then when you come home and turn the tv on it will turn on immediately... while unplugging the tv and lamps is sort of a pain in the ass, you can unplug things like hair-dryers, clocks that you just don't need to have running (clocks are a 24/7 money suck), stereos that maybe you don't use as often, kitchen appliances that either don't get used much or… [cont.]
Answered by emcee lexicon - Sun Dec 14 12:28:33 2008
How can you stop your computer from saving recent history?
Q. Every time you open a word document, picture, or movie it always saves in recent history. Then when you go to start > documents, a list of all your recent files come up. I know how to delete this history, but is there a way to prevent it from saving in the first place?
Asked by true_skillzz - Sat Oct 20 18:56:35 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No. CCleaner can be set to automatically delete this every time the computer is started . There is also an add-on for Firefox called "Stealther" that allows you to turn off and on collecting history in Firefox. --- To clear your history you to clear: For each browser: History, Recently typed URLs, Last download location. Temporary internet files, Temporary files, cookies, each toolbar history (Google , Yahoo, Etc.) Also: Empty recycle bin, Media player play lists of recent movies played, My Recent Documents In addition when these files are erased they are not overwritten so any free recovery tool can recover these files. Another method is using CCleaner (free). CCleaner works for all browsers. CCleaner Do not install toolbar… [cont.]
Answered by ray_8128 - Sat Oct 20 20:11:40 2007
Q. Every time you open a word document, picture, or movie it always saves in recent history. Then when you go to start > documents, a list of all your recent files come up. I know how to delete this history, but is there a way to prevent it from saving in the first place?
Asked by true_skillzz - Sat Oct 20 18:56:35 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No. CCleaner can be set to automatically delete this every time the computer is started . There is also an add-on for Firefox called "Stealther" that allows you to turn off and on collecting history in Firefox. --- To clear your history you to clear: For each browser: History, Recently typed URLs, Last download location. Temporary internet files, Temporary files, cookies, each toolbar history (Google , Yahoo, Etc.) Also: Empty recycle bin, Media player play lists of recent movies played, My Recent Documents In addition when these files are erased they are not overwritten so any free recovery tool can recover these files. Another method is using CCleaner (free). CCleaner works for all browsers. CCleaner Do not install toolbar… [cont.]
Answered by ray_8128 - Sat Oct 20 20:11:40 2007
I want to start saving money, by creating an account where I deposit like 10-20 dollars monthly?
Q. Essentially, by staying true to this sort of saving, I would like to be a millionair by the time I am sixty years old. Any reccomendations on what type of account I should open. Is this just a waste of my time and money? I am 21 years old.
Asked by make_it - Tue Dec 4 22:25:43 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Open an account that yields as high of interest as you can get. If you earn 5% a year, you will only end up with 28,801 when you are sixty. If you add $30 to the amount you put in savings each year, and once you get about 1,000 you start investing in mutual funds (averaging 8% return annually), you will end up with $1,049,272.84 when you turn 60. However, the last few years you are paying at least 1000 a month into savings. The key to having sufficient funds for retirement is to contribute early and often. If say you stick with the plan adding 30 a year until you are 25 (at which point I am assuming you will have a full time job in your career field) and then add begin to contribute 400 a month at the 8%, you will have $978,788.05… [cont.]
Answered by moonman - Tue Dec 4 22:56:36 2007
Q. Essentially, by staying true to this sort of saving, I would like to be a millionair by the time I am sixty years old. Any reccomendations on what type of account I should open. Is this just a waste of my time and money? I am 21 years old.
Asked by make_it - Tue Dec 4 22:25:43 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Open an account that yields as high of interest as you can get. If you earn 5% a year, you will only end up with 28,801 when you are sixty. If you add $30 to the amount you put in savings each year, and once you get about 1,000 you start investing in mutual funds (averaging 8% return annually), you will end up with $1,049,272.84 when you turn 60. However, the last few years you are paying at least 1000 a month into savings. The key to having sufficient funds for retirement is to contribute early and often. If say you stick with the plan adding 30 a year until you are 25 (at which point I am assuming you will have a full time job in your career field) and then add begin to contribute 400 a month at the 8%, you will have $978,788.05… [cont.]
Answered by moonman - Tue Dec 4 22:56:36 2007
When should I start saving up for a baby?
Q. I'm 17 now, and I'm not planning on having a baby for at least 7 years but I'm wondering, when should I start saving money for baby supplies and whatnot? should I get a job and open a savings account just for my future baby?
Asked by Elizabeth - Tue May 5 04:01:36 2009 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I commend you on being so organised and thinking so realistically at such a young age. A baby costs so much money (in terms of what you need to buy for the child, their education and loss of income while you stay at home raising them) I think starting a savings account early is a great idea.. and that you are not wanting to have a baby too young is also wonderful and very level-headed. Enjoy your teenage/young adult years for the time being. Have lots of fun.. I am sure when you finally have a baby you will make a wonderful parent. Good luck
Answered by AdDiCtEd2ShOpPiNg - Tue May 5 04:10:15 2009
Q. I'm 17 now, and I'm not planning on having a baby for at least 7 years but I'm wondering, when should I start saving money for baby supplies and whatnot? should I get a job and open a savings account just for my future baby?
Asked by Elizabeth - Tue May 5 04:01:36 2009 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I commend you on being so organised and thinking so realistically at such a young age. A baby costs so much money (in terms of what you need to buy for the child, their education and loss of income while you stay at home raising them) I think starting a savings account early is a great idea.. and that you are not wanting to have a baby too young is also wonderful and very level-headed. Enjoy your teenage/young adult years for the time being. Have lots of fun.. I am sure when you finally have a baby you will make a wonderful parent. Good luck
Answered by AdDiCtEd2ShOpPiNg - Tue May 5 04:10:15 2009
What are some tips for saving some money while planning a wedding?
Q. I'm trying to plan a wedding but am realizing that it is way more expensive than i realized. Does anyone have any tips on saving some $ while planning a nice wedding? Thanks!!!
Asked by 0984 - Sat May 19 19:39:47 2007 - - 20 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There is a great book out there called Bridal Bargins. It has tons of money saving tips and areas to watch out for. It even lets you know where you can negotiate the prices of items and services (something I didn't know you could do). Most libraries carry them but I got mine from Barnes and Noble. Congrats!
Answered by bieg - Sat May 19 19:47:26 2007
Q. I'm trying to plan a wedding but am realizing that it is way more expensive than i realized. Does anyone have any tips on saving some $ while planning a nice wedding? Thanks!!!
Asked by 0984 - Sat May 19 19:39:47 2007 - - 20 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There is a great book out there called Bridal Bargins. It has tons of money saving tips and areas to watch out for. It even lets you know where you can negotiate the prices of items and services (something I didn't know you could do). Most libraries carry them but I got mine from Barnes and Noble. Congrats!
Answered by bieg - Sat May 19 19:47:26 2007
What are some tips on saving money when on vacation?
Q. We might go to a resort. What are your tips on saving money?
Asked by sunny - Sun Jun 21 16:25:29 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Eat at fast food restaurants. They are the least expensive and you don't have to leave tips. Don't use the telephone in your room. Use your cell phone to make calls. If you rent a car, don't buy the gas near the airport. Airport gas stations are charge more for gas. Buy your gas a little further from the airport to save money. Take some snacks from home with you. For example, cereal bars are nutritious and are easy to pack. Make sure you have enough film with you so you don't have to pay sky high prices at the resort. Same goes for suntan lotion and other small items you'll need.
Answered by ms bell - Sun Jun 21 16:43:11 2009
Q. We might go to a resort. What are your tips on saving money?
Asked by sunny - Sun Jun 21 16:25:29 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Eat at fast food restaurants. They are the least expensive and you don't have to leave tips. Don't use the telephone in your room. Use your cell phone to make calls. If you rent a car, don't buy the gas near the airport. Airport gas stations are charge more for gas. Buy your gas a little further from the airport to save money. Take some snacks from home with you. For example, cereal bars are nutritious and are easy to pack. Make sure you have enough film with you so you don't have to pay sky high prices at the resort. Same goes for suntan lotion and other small items you'll need.
Answered by ms bell - Sun Jun 21 16:43:11 2009
How do I get my computer to start saving passwords again?
Q. I have Windows XP Professional with internet explorer 7.0. I deleted all the browsing history, like temporary internet files, cookies, passwords etc. But I want it to start saving the passwords again so that I won't have to enter it for everything like my e-mail. How do I get it to save the passwords again?
Asked by Stephers - Fri Nov 21 12:01:48 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Go to tools, internet options, click on advanced, then click reset. It will reset to factory settings. The next time you type in a password on a site, it will ask you if you want to save it.
Answered by Josh - Sun Nov 23 23:27:28 2008
Q. I have Windows XP Professional with internet explorer 7.0. I deleted all the browsing history, like temporary internet files, cookies, passwords etc. But I want it to start saving the passwords again so that I won't have to enter it for everything like my e-mail. How do I get it to save the passwords again?
Asked by Stephers - Fri Nov 21 12:01:48 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Go to tools, internet options, click on advanced, then click reset. It will reset to factory settings. The next time you type in a password on a site, it will ask you if you want to save it.
Answered by Josh - Sun Nov 23 23:27:28 2008
What year did day light saving time start?
Q. Any one who can tell me what year day light saving time started AND if the clocks were turned back OR forward on the first turn AND give me the link where you got the info I will give them 10 points!
Asked by Mary A - Tue Nov 6 07:08:20 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Daylight Savings was originally conceived by Ben Franklin in 1784 and periodically had proponents who wished to see it adopted. London builder William Willett (1857-1915) in the pamphlet, "Waste of Daylight" (1907), promoted daylight savings, but the idea failed in Parliament several times. Wartime Germany, its allies, and their occupied zones were the first European countries to use DST, starting April 30, 1916. Britain followed their lead and set their clocks ahead on Sunday, May 21, 1916. The clocks were set ahead by one hour.
Answered by DaveNCUSA - Tue Nov 6 07:22:13 2007
Q. Any one who can tell me what year day light saving time started AND if the clocks were turned back OR forward on the first turn AND give me the link where you got the info I will give them 10 points!
Asked by Mary A - Tue Nov 6 07:08:20 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Daylight Savings was originally conceived by Ben Franklin in 1784 and periodically had proponents who wished to see it adopted. London builder William Willett (1857-1915) in the pamphlet, "Waste of Daylight" (1907), promoted daylight savings, but the idea failed in Parliament several times. Wartime Germany, its allies, and their occupied zones were the first European countries to use DST, starting April 30, 1916. Britain followed their lead and set their clocks ahead on Sunday, May 21, 1916. The clocks were set ahead by one hour.
Answered by DaveNCUSA - Tue Nov 6 07:22:13 2007
How to run a computer in saving mode while still running applications?
Q. I am running windows vista, and I am wondering if I can run my computer in a power-saving-like mode where it appears off (not necessary) and uses very little electricity, and is able to run 1 or 2 applications while in this mode.
Asked by Jeremy - Mon Jul 6 00:36:41 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Right click your desktop and select properties. You will want to find power options. There should be a option to use minimal power. However this option may be available for laptops only. As far as I know, if a computer is running applications, it needs to be running and not sleeping.
Answered by JB - Mon Jul 6 00:40:11 2009
Q. I am running windows vista, and I am wondering if I can run my computer in a power-saving-like mode where it appears off (not necessary) and uses very little electricity, and is able to run 1 or 2 applications while in this mode.
Asked by Jeremy - Mon Jul 6 00:36:41 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Right click your desktop and select properties. You will want to find power options. There should be a option to use minimal power. However this option may be available for laptops only. As far as I know, if a computer is running applications, it needs to be running and not sleeping.
Answered by JB - Mon Jul 6 00:40:11 2009
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