This month’s newsletter is all about how we can help you make the most out of your computing resources to not only become more efficient but also more effective.
Microsoft recently announced the availability of the Release Candidate for Windows XP Mode. According to Microsoft, this release was specifically designed to ease the migration path for small to medium-sized businesses by providing additional compatibility for their older applications that may not be compatible with Windows Vista or the upcoming Windows 7. Learn more…
From annoying to destructive, malware is a bane to any computer system and the person who uses it. The benevolent Wikipedia defines malware (short for malicious software) as: “software designed to infiltrate or damage a computer system without the owner's informed consent.” Learn more…
Getting the Most Out of Your Software
The Microsoft Office suite contains amazing tools to improve the way your company works. Take a little time each month to learn more and soon you’ll be looking more professional, getting more done and working better with your team.
This month’s highlights:
Use Excel to filter for unique values or remove duplicate values
Microsoft Office Excel 2007 provides several methods filtering and removing values. Learn how…
Create your own shapes in Visio
You can create your own custom shapes and add them to an editable stencil. Learn how…
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Spam and Virus Filtering
The Worry-Free Spam Filter saves you time and money while keeping your computers safe.
Connecting to Facebook
If you enable your employees to work where and when they like, at any hour of any day, you’ll likely see big gains in productivity. 
Microsoft recently announced the availability of the Release Candidate for Windows XP Mode. According to Microsoft, this release was specifically designed to ease the migration path for small to medium-sized businesses by providing additional compatibility for their older applications that may not be compatible with Windows Vista or the upcoming Windows 7.
From annoying to destructive, malware is a bane to any computer system and the person who uses it. The benevolent Wikipedia defines malware (short for malicious software) as: “software designed to infiltrate or damage a computer system without the owner's informed consent.” 
