PowerPoint Tips: Add a QR code to your PowerPoint
How to add a QR code to your PowerPoint presentation.
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2012
Techlicious: How Long Should My Password Be?
A study by Carnegie Mellon reveals that the biggest factor in determining the strength of your password is…
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PC Pitstop Newsletter – August 2012 #3
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Bits from Bill Pytlovany: The Real Impact of Windows 8
The real impact of Windows 8 is so much larger. The difference for consumers goes way beyond flat tiles, a missing Start button or a touch screen interface.
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Windows8-The Last Nail
Knowing that Nothing is forever, I’ve always wondered when we’d see the fall of Windows. Unfortunately, I think we are seeing that happen now.
In the past two years we’ve seen mobility reshape the form of computing. Cell phones have become mini computers and tablets have become the fastest growing form factor of computing today.
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Do I Need an Uninterruptible Power Supply?
Do I Need an Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS)? I’m beginning to think that I really do…
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Enterprise CIO Forum: Starbucks Mobile Payment Revolution
Is the long-talked about digital wallet about to finally happen? If Starbucks has its way, it is.
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Ask Leo: Why You Can Ignore Windows Libraries
Libraries are a feature added to Windows 7 that allow multiple folders to viewed as if they are one. It’s not new, but it can be very confusing.
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Windows Club: Get and Give PC Help Remotely
Learn how to get and give PC help remotely with Windows Remote Assistance.
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Windows Guides: 8 Steps to Get Windows Right ?
Windows “version 8″ is upon us. Bringing changes to the old, the safe, the familiar. Some say the changes are for the best. Others dread them, swear to keep the Seven (or XP) for a long time to come. Some even say they will never abandon XP as long as there’s hardware to support it. That is how changing things affect us.
However, things that seem new and daunting will undoubtedly after a period seem like the most natural thing in the world – something you just can’t imagine life without. Do you think that the changes in “Version 8″ are something you can live without ?
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