Can't get back into XP
By PC World staff
 We answer your questions.

Building an inexpensive, high-performance PC for Windows 7
By Frank Ohlhorst
 The time is right to start putting together a system that will make Windows 7 shine – without breaking the bank.

Be more productive in Microsoft Outlook
By Rick Broida
 Learn how to turn off new-message alerts, modify the subject lines of archived mail, and use Twitter within Outlook.

Type less to save time
By Zack Stern
 If you normally regard Microsoft Word as little more than a digital typewriter, you’re not taking advantage of the word processor’s timesaving features.

Simple fixes for a trio of Windows annoyances
By Rick Broida
 Tackle startup errors, power your laptop PC down completely, and get bigger window views.

Project Lounge: TiVo to reach NZ lounges in time for Christmas
By James Heffield
 Bringing the PC to the world of AV.

Office isn't the only suite
By PC World staff
 We answer your tech questions.

Give hardware new life with firmware updates
By David Murphy
 You can update your hardware without buying anything new. A simple firmware update can add features, stability, and functionality.

Project Lounge
By Scott Bartley
 Bringing the PC to the world of AV.

Stream movies, music & photos
By Carrie-Ann Skinner
 Many of us are guilty of clogging up our PCs with digital media files, whether movies, music or photographs. A far better solution is an external storage drive, which offers a secure location for your media and, if attached to a system on your home network, lets you stream content between devices. You won’t be tied to your PC to watch movies, and you’ll be able to listen to internet radio from any room in the house.