A new year has brought new changes to how Adobe Acrobat Reader DC’s settings and preferences work, which means relearning how to tweak things to get the UI setup you prefer. With that in mind, today’s SuperUser Q&A post shows a reader how to get rid of that pesky sidebar.
Geek Trivia: The Generation Between Generation X And The Millennials Is Known As The?
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How to Prevent Your Nest Cam from Capturing Sound
The Nest Cam can capture audio whenever it’s recording video so you can hear what’s going on. However, if you don’t need audio, you can disable it to save just a little bit of bandwidth and data.
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How to Verify That Your Mac’s Time Machine Backups Are Working Properly
You regularly back up your Mac with Time Machine, but how do you know that it’s working?
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How to Group Apple TV Apps into Folders
By now, you have probably added a lot of apps and games to your Apple TV—so many that your Home screen has become crowded and unwieldy. Grouping things together in folders, however, can quickly restore order.
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How to Create ZIP Files on Your iPhone or iPad with Bundler
Since iOS 7, Apple devices have had limited support for opening ZIP files in Messages and Mail, while a few other third-party apps provide methods for opening ZIP files. But what if you’re on the other end and want to share multiple files with someone in a zipped file?
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How Big of a Photo Can I Print from My Phone or Camera?
There’s something special about a printed photo. Sure, you can share thousands of photos on Facebook, but none of them will ever be as special as the one photo you hang on the wall in your living room.
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How to Run Android on Your Computer
Android isn’t largely thought of as a desktop operating system, but if you’re curious about how Google’s mobile OS works, running it on a device you already have isn’t a bad idea. This will give you an idea of what to expect on a phone or tablet, all without making a single change to your laptop or desktop since you can easily do this from a flash drive or memory card.
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How to Control Plex Media Center with the Amazon Echo
Plex Media Center is awesome, and voice control is awesome…so what could be better than combining the two? Thanks to a new Alexa skill, you can now issue simple voice commands to your Amazon Echo and control media playback on your Plex Media Server.
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Geek Trivia: Lemon Ants Are Notable For Their Use Of?
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How to Watch Live TV on Your Apple TV
If you want to watch live TV on your Apple TV (or any other streaming box for that matter), it’s relatively easy to set up and get going.
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How to Make Your Windows 10 Taskbar Completely Transparent
The Windows 10 taskbar is, by default, slightly transparent and tinted to a color you choose. If you know where to look, and you can even increase its transparency with a registry hack. But you can’t make the taskbar completely transparent, so that only your icons show up against your wallpaper.
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How to Change the Layout of macOS’ System Preferences
If you don’t care for the way the System Preferences appear in macOS, you can change them by hiding certain preference panels or by rearranging them alphabetically.
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How to Rename Your Plex Media Centers for Easy Identification
If you’re running more than one Plex Media Center client in your house, then it can sometimes be hard to identify which one is which. Let’s take a look at the not-so-obvious setting you need to tweak to give each of your Plex clients a unique name.
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How to Disable Notification Sounds in Windows 10
Notifications in Windows have evolved over time, and Windows 10 further expanded the whole notification system. Notifications now slide out along the bottom right of your screen and each is accompanied by a chime, which can be irksome whenever files are added to your Dropbox or you plug in a new device.
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How to Block Someone on Instagram
Instagram is pretty decent as social networks go, but there is still the occasional troll or spam bot. Let’s look at how to block them.
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Why Do Chrome Extensions Need “All Your Data on the Websites You Visit”?
Many extensions in the Chrome Web Store want to “read and change all your data on the websites you visit”. That sounds a little dangerous—and it can be—but many extensions just need that permission to do their jobs.
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Geek Trivia: The Boxer Crab Clutches Which Of These Things In Its Claws As A Weapon?
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