By Mrs. Accountability on July 26th, 2010
August 1, 2010: This post has been updated with new information resulting from an email conversation from Alex at Automattic, the creators of Akismet. It seems I made some incorrect assumptions on how Akismet works, so I would like to correct that information now. Following my original post you will find a … click here to continue reading What To Do If You’ve Been Labeled As Spam by Akismet
By Mrs. Accountability on June 24th, 2010
I use Quicken to download transactions from my bank. In this series, I will give you step by step instructions, including screenshots of how to download transactions from your bank. In this series, I am using Quicken Deluxe 2010*.
There are two options for downloading transactions. Quicken can do it for your automatically … click here to continue reading How To Use Quicken Series : Part I Download Transactions
By Mrs. Accountability on December 26th, 2009
If you’re a blogger, and you use Adsense, do you have a privacy policy in place?
About a month ago I learned while reading this post over at Christian Personal Finance that any site which uses Google Adsense is required to have a privacy policy in order for the site to be within … click here to continue reading If You Have Google Adsense, You Need a Privacy Policy
By Mrs. Accountability on August 25th, 2009
Looking for a way to monitor your gasoline usage? Look no further, download my Excel spreadsheet calculator.
I love Wordpress. I used to have this blog over at Blogger and while there, I was very pleased and happy with the blogging program. But I started getting itchy fingers, and wanted to try Wordpress. … click here to continue reading Free Excel Gasoline Calculator – How Much Gas Do You Use?
By Mrs. Accountability on February 27th, 2009
Wow, I really loved my blog on Blogger. I had plenty of good times figuring out how to make the site look just the way I wanted. But now that I’ve converted to Wordpress, I’m here to tell all my fellow Blogspot bloggers that you must find a way to move … click here to continue reading My New Love – WordPress 2.7
By Mrs. Accountability on January 1st, 2009
Since I moved my blog to Wordpress, the HTML won’t show up in this post. You can follow my instructions if you are a newbie to Blogger as I give screenshots of each step of the way, but you’ll need to go to Matt Smallish’s site for the HTML code. I’m willing … click here to continue reading Where Did I Get My Debt Progress Bars?
By Mrs. Accountability on September 9th, 2008
The way I see it, I just got a free program which retails for nearly $1000!
I work from home on occasion, and one of the duties I perform for my employer is maintaining our company website. My software at work was upgraded over a year ago, and I feel very fortunate … click here to continue reading Adobe, You Rock! I Get To Upgrade at Home for Free!
By Mrs. Accountability on September 2nd, 2008
I found out about the contest at Dorm Room Biz via No Debt Plan’s blog.
Lots of cool prizes, including $50 cash through PayPal, books and advertising opportunities. I like the points system he’s using – you get one entry for commenting to the post, one entry for posting to any other … click here to continue reading Dorm Room Biz Having a Contest
By Mrs. Accountability on August 23rd, 2008
Second night in a row I’ve awakened much too early. I think my insomnia is related to nutrition.
Mr. A succumbed to the siren call of store bought chocolate chip cookies on Thursday and I ate a pile of them for dessert. Six. Six is a pile. Eating junk food affects the … click here to continue reading Trying Something New – Signature
By Mrs. Accountability on July 31st, 2008
So far it’s cost me $52.00 – it came with 1/2 GB of memory, and I wanted the maximum it could hold, 2GB. It is an eMachine, model T5082. Its processor is an Intel Pentium 4 CPU 3.00 GHz.
An ex-neighbor of ours, whose home burned down, gave my youngest son … click here to continue reading My Cheap -New- Computer
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