Tagged Facebook Photos Not Showing Up – Can I Fix?

when you tag someone in a photo, you’d like it to post on their News Feed or Timeline. There’s not really anything you can do about that. Some Facebook users choose to be notified when they are tagged in photos and others do not. 

Some have privacy settings that don’t allow you to tag them without their approval, while others won’t permit anyone to tag them at all. A user can choose whether or not they want tagged photos to appear in their News Feed or on their Timeline for others to see. 



If you want to make sure someone sees certain photos, you could always message them the link or share the photos with them. When you click the “Share” option on a photo, you have the choice of sharing the photo on a friend’s Timeline or in a private message to that friend. If your friend doesn’t permit others to post on his or her timeline, a private message is the best way to make sure he or she sees the picture.
~ Sai kiran

Dress Up Your Yahoo Inbox

One of the features of Yahoo! Mail’s Inbox re-design makes it a little easier to add themes. People who complain about the plainness of Outlook.com, should really enjoy having a dressed-up inbox with just a couple of clicks. Here’s how it works:

Open your Yahoo! inbox and look down in the right lower corner.

At the very bottom, you’ll see this very small little symbol that looks a bit like a mountain with the moon over it if you look very closely. It is TINY.

When you roll your cursor over it, you’ll see options like these for choosing inbox themes.

You can select from a range of simple color combos or photographs by using the arrow to scroll through. You have a choice of everything from a puppy to patterns to landscape shots.

You simply click on the theme and click back to the inbox and it’s set. Here’s an example of a solid color.

Here’s a puppy. Awwwww….

This is a super-simple way to change up your inbox.

~ Rohith

Lately when I print a article or recipe from a web site it prints so small that I have to use a magnifier to read how to I get normal every day print?

When you print a web a webpage, your browser shrinks the content to fit the width of a standard 8 1/2 by 11 piece of paper. With screen content getting wider, that can make the font really, really small.

One tip is to always make sure you choose the printer-friendly version of the article or recipe if one is available. When you’re ready to print, make sure you choose Print Preview to get an idea of what your document is going to look like.

Then you’ll be able to see what portion of the webpage will appear on the printed page and get an idea of what it’s going to look like.

If you’ve selected Shrink to fit page, it’s possible that your type size could be reduced significantly to fit on the printed page.

This recipe looks pretty small when Shrink to fit is selected.

You can select the drop-down menu and choose to have the web page print at a larger size.

At 100% the type is much bigger.

However, the page could be cut off when it prints. I copy a lot of recipes from online and I prefer just to copy the text and past it in a document. I highlight the text and right click to select copy.

Then I create a document in a program like Word Pad or Word and paste the text.

Then you can adjust the text size accordingly. It also gives you a file on your computer with that recipe in case you lose the printed copy or forget where you saw it online.

Hope one of these options makes your recipe collecting easier.