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How To: Make a fake virus and stop it

This computer prank how-to video will show you how you can make a fake virus on someone's computer. The virus featured in this video will shut down your victim's computer and generally annoy them.

How To: Create a professional looking greeting card

Add a personal touch to your next mailing by putting together a card that features one of your favorite pictures. See how to create professional-quality photo greeting cards and announcements.

How To: Get crisper colors for your amateur film making

This video focuses on improving your video's general color thanks to the feature known as white balancing.

How To: Stay fueled and eat right for mountain biking

Proper nutrition is an important part of every strenuous sport, and mountain biking is no exception. This video features a professional mountain bike racer walking you through her nutritional regimen. Topics covered include when to eat before a race, what to eat, and what beverages to use during the race to keep your energy up and improve your ride.

How To: Use and understand arrays in C++

Watch this video to learn how to use arrays in C++. Arrays are one of the most used features in programming, so it is important to understand them.

How To: Use inheritance in C++

Watch this video to learn how to use inheritance in C++. Inheritance is important for big projects and a key feature of object oriented program.

How To: Play "Foggy Mountain Breakdown" on banjo

Watch to learn how to play "Foggy Mountain Breakdown" on banjo, which features a right hand pattern that is used in many other banjo songs.

How To: Do two handed 16th note drum beats

The two-handed sixteenth note drum beats featured in this lesson are a little different than anything covered in previous lessons. Unlike the regular sixteenth note beats, these patterns have the hands alternating between the hi-hats and snare for the entire measure.

How To: Play broken eighth note fills

This lesson features six broken eighth note fills that fit well within many styles of rock music. The biggest change between these patterns, and the regular eighth note fills, is that these patterns have rests. In other words, the notes aren't continous for the entire measure.

How To: Collaborate files between SharePoint and Office 2007

File collaboration is one of the best integration features between Office 2003/Office 2007 and SharePoint. These task panes allow you to access and modify content in a SharePoint site from within Office without having to navigate to the site using your browser. The feature is available in the following Office 2003 and Office 2007 applications: Word, Excel, Microsoft Project, OneNote, PowerPoint, and Visio.

How To: Stop auto dimming on your Mac

While it's great way to save on juice, a Mac's auto dim feature can be a real nuisance when you're trying to watch a video clip or DVD on your machine. Luckily Tekzilla has the answer in this video.

How To: Stop accidental tab closures in FireFox

FireFox tabs features is awesome. Too bad it's so easy to accidentally close one by accident. Well no more! Just follow Tekzilla's handy tip and say goodbye to accidental closures forever.

How To: Use Auto Sync in Lightroom

This Lightroom tutorial is about a feature that a lot of people miss in the Develop module called Auto Sync. It comes in really handy when you’re trying to work on multiple photos at the same time.

How To: Play "Sonic Reducer" by Dead Boys on the guitar

This video features Punk Rock guitarist Cheetah Chrome, doing chord-by-chord demo of Sonic Reducer, on his Les Paul Gibson. Any guitar player, who wants to learn how to play the guitar Rock music classic, should watch this video clip.

How To: Build a cardboard cemetery for pro-life activism

Pro-life college students can learn how to make and display a cardboard cemetery of the innocents set in this video featuring UCLA student, former SFLA intern, and pro-life activist Lila Rose.

How To: Change hair or eye color with quick masks in Photoshop

This tutorial teaches you how to change the eye/hair color of someone using the quick mask feature of photoshop.

How To: Pronounce the English word "juxtapose"

Today's word is "juxtapose". This is a verb which means to put things side by side, often for comparison or contrast.

How To: Use street view in Google Maps

Street View is a new feature of Google Maps that allows you to quickly and easily view and navigate high-resolution, 360 degree street level images of various cities in the US.

How To: Contour and highlight your face with makeup

Here's a basic tutorial on how to add contours and highlights to your facial features after applying foundation.

How To: Use editing transitions for your low budget film

Xander and Calvin go over some basic editing transitions here. They primarily feature THE CUT and THE DISSOLVE and explain why they're they best "storytelling transitions".

How To: Use driving directions with street view on Google maps

Now you can use street view when getting driving directions on Google Maps. Check out this video to get tips on how to use this feature.

How To: Use pre-made 3D models in SketchUp

This tutorial goes over more basic features of Google SketchUp and helps you learn how to use pre-made 3D models.

How To: Countour your face

Make up artist Beau Nelson demonstrates how to do proper contouring to enhance your facial features.

How To: Make cheesy fish sticks

Dietitians and cookbook authors Liz Weiss and Janice Newell Bissex cook up fast and healthy recipes the whole family will love. Their Meal Makeover cooking segments feature everything from healthier versions of chicken nuggets and fish sticks to decadent yet healthy snacks and desserts. In this video learn how to make cheesy fish sticks, a kid favorite!

How To: Make a sweet and hearty beef stew

Dietitians and cookbook authors Liz Weiss and Janice Newell Bissex cook up fast and healthy recipes the whole family will love. Their Meal Makeover cooking segments feature everything from healthier versions of chicken nuggets and fish sticks to decadent yet healthy snacks and desserts. In this video learn how to make as sweet and hearty beef stew.

How To: Protect your PC by disabling Remote Desktop

Remote Desktop is a feature of Microsoft Windows, that allows you to access your PC from anywhere in the world, and use it as if you were sat right in front of it.

How To: Export OpenOffice Writer documents as PDF files

In order to protect your word processed documents, it is a good idea to export them for distribution as PDF files, which allows you to encrypt, and add password protection to your work.

How To: Manage Mac OS X Applications with Command+Tab

John demonstrates the Command+Tab features built-into OS X Leopard and Tiger. Learn how to easily switch between different applications on your Mac, hide applications, and even quit applications with this useful functionality.

How To: Use the Canon IXUS 950 IS digital camera

The Canon IXUS 950 IS is a stylish digital camera with eight megapixels and a four times optical zoom lens. This video guide shows you the main features the camera has and how to use it.

How To: Use the Nikon Coolpix P5000 digital camera

The Nikon Coolpix P5000 is an advanced, compact digital camera. It is a typical point and shoot camera. This short video runs through the main features the camera has.

How To: Use the Casio Exilim EX-V7 digital camera

The Casio Exilim EX-V7 has some basic manual controls plus a longer than standard seven times optical zoom lens. This video walks you though its key features.

How To: Use the Canon IXUS 70 digital camera

The Canon IXUS 70 is a handy, pocket sized digital camera. This short video gives you a run through of its main features. It will help you get to know the camera if you have recently bought one.

How To: Use the Panasonic DMC FZ8 digital camera

The Panasonic DMC FZ8 is a seven megapixel, super zoom camera. It has a 12x optical zoom lens. This video guide gives you an overview of the main features and how to use it.

How To: Use the Panasonic DMC TZ3 digital camera

The Panasonic DMC TZ3 is one of the more straight forward super zoom digital cameras. It is also one of the more smaller and compact models. This video guide gives you a quick run through of the main features and gives you a flying start when it comes to operating the camera.

How To: Use the Panasonic DMC FX10 digital camera

The Panasonic DMC FX10 is a handy, pocket sized digital camera. It is a fairly standard model and is easy enough to use. The video shows you the main features and gives you an idea of how to get started with the camera.

How To: Use the Sony DSC S650 digital camera

This short video guides you through all the main features of the Sony DSC S650. This is an relatively cheap, easy to use digital camera.

How To: Use the Fuji Finepix A700 digital camera

The Fuji Finepix A700 is one of the most simple digital cameras you can find. As well as ease of use you will find a fairly sturdy design and low price tag attractive. This video guide walks you through the main features of the Finepix A700 & how to use it.