Computer Active’s end-of-year roundup, “Best new software for 2026,” is a timely, tightly focused primer on the freshest Windows-focused apps worth installing as the platform shifts into a post–Windows 10 world; its cover feature highlights privacy-first browsers, AI‑augmented productivity tools...
Windows 11 has come a long way, but users — from casual desktop consumers to power users and IT professionals — still find themselves relying on third‑party tools to fill basic gaps in the operating system experience. A recent MakeUseOf roundup argues that several of these omissions are no...
Microsoft Edge has rapidly evolved from its Internet Explorer legacy, transforming into one of the most feature-rich and privacy-conscious browsers on the market. With Microsoft’s strategic integration of Edge into its broader Windows ecosystem, the browser benefits from regular updates...
In today’s digital world, a robust word document editor is more than a convenience; it’s a daily necessity. Whether you’re a student drafting essays, a professional shaping reports, or a business owner crafting proposals, a reliable word processor streamlines your workflow and sharpens your...
Mac users today find themselves at the center of a productivity renaissance, with industry titans vying to provide a seamless experience for document creation, collaboration, and workflow management. Microsoft 365, Google Docs, and Apple’s iWork are the long-standing heavyweights, yet for users...
In the fast-evolving world of web browsers, Microsoft Edge has carved out a unique reputation as a forward-leaning, feature-rich Chromium-based browser for Windows users. However, as with any dynamic software ecosystem, the path to innovation sometimes demands letting go of older, less-used...
Although Windows has evolved into a sophisticated, feature-rich operating system, even its most recent versions can leave users searching for essential tools that remain inexplicably absent from the default installation. Windows 11, for all of its polish and productivity advances, still requires...
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Microsoft Publisher's Retirement: What It Means and How to Navigate the Transition
For decades, Microsoft Publisher has stood as the go-to desktop publishing tool for countless Windows users, carving out its niche alongside the likes of Word, PowerPoint, and Excel. Its approachable interface...
Have you ever considered letting artificial intelligence (AI) manage parts of your workday or even handle those tedious tasks we humans really don't want to do? Microsoft Copilot, a generative AI powerhouse snugly integrated into Windows 11 and Microsoft's Office Suite, promises to make your...
Microsoft Inspire is a chance to connect with, and celebrate, our valued partners all around the world. Today, we are excited to announce that the FastTrack Ready Partner program is expanding to include the Link Removed. Learn more about the program—and additional Microsoft Edge news and...
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Once in a while I need to highlight or underline a sentence in a PDF file and save with the changes. If it has the capability to combine multiple PDF files into one or split PDF files that would be nice, but not necessary. I can't see spending $13 a month for Adobe Acrobat and Foxit PhantomPDF...
Hi All:
One of my Clients is claiming that an older version of Adobe Reader (v9 or v10) was able to Edit pdf documents. I was wondering if this was true?
Last month she experienced problems with her Reader when she tried to upgrade to v11; and we had to make a paid support call to Adobe...