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We show how to use the new Libraries in Windows 7
As part of our unique series of video guides to Windows 7 in Plain English, we explain how the new Libraries work and what you can do with them.
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Video link on using Win 7 Libraries
Help! The link to the video seems to have got corrupted, just the usual small red cross in a box! Response: Bob, try installing Flash Player: http://get.adobe.com/flashplayer
Posted by Robert Crowther, 29 Jan 2011
Unable to view Video
The icon in the centre of the screen just constantly goes round and round is it your videos or my computer.
Posted by John Berry, 10 Apr 2011
Flash player
Hi John, Have you tried installing/reinstalling Flash Player? http://get.adobe.com/flashplayer I've just tried the video and it works for me.
Posted by Computeractive staff, 10 Apr 2011
Speed of speaking.
Please remember that there are people who have hearing dificulties so don't talk at the speed of light. It's very frustrating having to repeat, and repeat articles just so you can hear what is being said. Remember us silver surfers don't always have 20/20 hearing!
Posted by Peter Ellis, 06 May 2011
Speed of Speaking
I agree with peter Ellis. Get the message across more efficiently by speaking more slowly. AND always present the commentary in writing so we can keep it by copying and pasting into a document. (eg.notepad)
Posted by Lawrence Gardner, 05 Mar 2012
Speed of speech
I do agree about the speed of talking for 'silver surfers' AND the fact that I would like to be able to have a WRITTEN version so I can keep on referring back to it. Having to keep on re-running the video is very frustrating. Fenella
Posted by Anna Hatton, 26 Apr 2012