Hello Everyone,
Afraid that one of your recently sent emails may come back to byte you in the proverbial binary-hind? Click Here to read a PC Magazine article that will give you six ways to keep your emails from hurting you.
Enjoy,
Mark
Hello My Fellow Twitter Texting Twits,
Click Here to read a very important and informative article, by PC Magazine’s Matthew D. Sarrel, to learn how to better secure your tweets on Twitter.
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Mark
Hello Everyone,
If you’re a podcaster, you will certainly find this free online audio recording calculator useful. Read the rest of this entry »
Hello Everyone,
Read the following article, by CNET News, to discover how easy it is to setup a home surveillance system using nothing but a webcam and a computer: Read the rest of this entry »
Hello My Fellow Microsoft Money Magnets,
As a 15-year loyal MS Money Man, the following information, from PC Magazine, really, really hurts: Read the rest of this entry »
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Click Here to take a look at seven must-have Windows utilities recommended by CNET.
Mark
Hello Everyone,
The following tip applies to all versions of Windows including Xp and Vista.
If you wish to create a new subfolder from within a current folder, do the following: Read the rest of this entry »
Hello Everyone,
With the release of Windows 7, it is no longer necessary to purchase any third-party applications in order to create a bootable disc image of your PC’s setup after you’ve gotten it tweaked just the way you like. Read the rest of this entry »
Hello Everyone,
Microsoft is leaving no stone unturned in the promotion of Windows 7 and @MicrosoftHelps could be considered a part of that process. While Microsoft has already embraced Twitter like the other big firms and has many Twitter handles, @MicrosoftHelps was launched to provide real time support to Windows 7 users. Microsoft describes it as the official Twitter account for Microsoft Customer Service. Read the rest of this entry »
Hello My Fellow gMail Gawking Gladiators,
I am a big fan of Google’s gMail service. Apparently, so are the good folks at PC Magazine for publishing the following article.
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Enjoy,
Mark
