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Also, check in the BIOS to see if USB is enabled or not. More places are becoming conscious of the risk to data theft by USB drives, iPods, etc, and are disabling them.

The simplest way would be to make sure that the images you are embedding are JPEG files, rather than Bitmap. A Bitmap screenshot can be 2MB, where the same image saved as JPEG can be 120KB (I just tested this using Paint and got these figures). If you are using images already supplied to you...

Hi, For Word documents, sometimes you can simply open the doc in Notepad and see the plain text amongst the formatting code and bits of corruption. Strip out the corrupt parts and formatting codes then save as a text file. I know it's not very elegant, but it's a quick fix and has worked for...

If you have a few thousand quid to spare, and a place to put it where it won't damage any needed HDDs or tapes, you can get a degaussing machine to securely wipe any tapes and HDDs that you want. This is just a very powerful magnet that blaps the data on the media to kingdom come. Don't wear a...