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Smartphone Vs. Digicam Spiderowych asked the Digital Cameras & Camcorders forum a simple question: Will the mobile phone ever replace the digital camera? - Contributing Editor Lincoln Spector More Answer Line Q&A Add Convenient Print Preview for Firefox Parker3 asked how to put Print Preview icon on the Firefox toolbar Share: Zoom, Unzoom, and Never Zoom in Firefox Earthbru asked the Windows forum how to stop accidental zooming in Firefox. I cover intentional zooming, as well. Share: Sharing Lots of Photos Alice McVey asked me to suggest a way to send hundreds of photos and videos to a friend Share: More Browsing Tips Tweak Your Favorite Tools: Turbocharge Gmail, Add Icons to Windows Taskbar Add a Snooze Button to Your Gmail Inbox Answer Line With Lincoln Spector Browse Answer Line Read the latest updates in Lincoln Spector's blog. Visit the Answer Line forum on PCWorld.com Discuss hot topics and get your computing questions answered. 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