leaving web pages open. IE10. W8 vs W7?

[Esdra]

How do I switch it off and can it be switched on easily as I sometimes need to carry it with me?:

On my old notebook there was an icon named launchpad on the task bar (where the time is also.)
Alternatively you can switch it off: Control Panel (Windows) - Mouse. And either deactivate the launchpad there (but be sure to plug in the wireless mouse before! ), or create the icon for the taskbar by clicking the approbriate button.

Well, I'll be using some Word macros at some point, to convert .txt or .html for the Bible Study software so that I'll be able to read it as books!:

I don't know if LibreOffice also offers these tools. But most likely it does, as it is the Linux/Unix aquivalent to Microsoft Office.
I'd give it a try.

 

[Unix]

I've been reading the Logos User Forums, the forum for the Bible study software I use the most, a lot, and nowhere have I yet seen any macros compatible with LibreOffice, but I may have to read and search more closely one of the sub-forums to find out. (You can "convert" by copy-paste and/or typing manually in LibreOffice though, which is suitable for writing sermons or similar or long notes).
Also, the only major consumer OS Logos doesn't run on, is Linus and Oracle Solaris/Unix, so ...:

I don't know if LibreOffice also offers these tools. But most likely it does, as it is the Linux/Unix aquivalent to Microsoft Office.

Btw, someone over there who seems to know computers, just said:

APU's are not horrible (the APU has the graphics controller built into the CPU it self) and are the way mobile technology seems to be heading...

I don't know how they stack up against a traditional CPU.

 

[Esdra]

I've been reading the Logos User Forums, the forum for the Bible study software I use the most, a lot, and nowhere have I yet seen any macros compatible with LibreOffice, but I may have to read and search more closely one of the sub-forums to find out. (You can "convert" by copy-paste and/or typing manually in LibreOffice though, which is suitable for writing sermons or similar or long notes).
Also, the only major consumer OS Logos doesn't run on, is Linus and Oracle Solaris/Unix, so ...:

I see, and how about looking for the source code of this macro and implementing it in LibreOffice? (I assume it would be written in VB script.)

Btw, someone over there who seems to know computers, just said:

Yes, that's correct. AMD also has good processors. - Although I am not really a fan of AMD processors in general. But that's rather personal preference.
But the one you have, doesn't belong to the good ones.