Mark W. Kaelin

The Windows 10 jump lists feature offers a convenient way to start your apps–but there’s no easy way to increase the size of the list. Here’s a hack for that.

Presenters and audience members alike will be happy to discover that there are some cool alternatives to PowerPoint.

The annual Microsoft Build Conference highlights new tools for Windows developers. For 2016, it was all about the UWP and new ways to converse with our devices.

You can create File Explorer shortcuts in Windows 10 that will open specific folders, but there’s a better way.

Microsoft Access 2016 is not included with any of the Office 365 Business subscriptions. Mark Kaelin thinks Microsoft is being underhanded and calls for a remedy.

A little variety in your work environment can go a long way toward improving your mood and productivity. Mark Kaelin shows you how to personalize Windows 10.

Windows 10 includes new versions of the basic and free Mail and Calendar apps. Here’s a walkthrough of how you set them up.

Cortana is the name of the personal assistant app in Microsoft Windows 10. Mark Kaelin shows you how to turn it on and off.

Collaboration and cloud services are the name of the game for Microsoft Office 2016. But what does that mean from a user’s perspective? As it turns out, not as much as you might think.

Microsoft Windows 10 will feature a brand new web browser that is technologically superior to Internet Explorer. Here’s a look at the preview version.

Windows 10 is coming and you’d better be prepared for it. Here are a few screenshots to get you started.

Windows 8.1 released on October 17, 2013, and we take a look at some of the highlights you need to know about.