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Experience.
We set out to see what Networks Unlimited has done in the past and came back with some pretty amazing statistics. Some were easy to configure, such as the number of team members we’ve got in our office (25), and the number of years we’ve done business in the area (15).
Picture this. Your computer is on the fritz again and you can’t get any work done. You know this isn’t a problem you can solve, however, you don’t want to get on the phone and call some company that will put you on hold for hours. Just the thought of that wait music is driving you insane! What are you supposed to do?
We list some Microsoft Word Tips that will help your everyday use!
How often do you leave your house without locking your doors?; Rarely, right?; You are effectively leaving your front door unlocked when you leave your computer unattended without securing your desktop.
As you begin to mentally prepare yourself for the commitment you are about to make to your New Years’ resolutions, consider penciling in a few resolutions for your technology while you’re at it!
By default, in Microsoft documents are auto-saved every 10 minutes. Because a lot can be typed and a lot of data entered and manipulated during 10 minutes, you may want to auto-save your documents more often than every 10 minutes. Here is how to change your settings so that your documents save more often.
Well, it’s time again to consider life without Microsoft Windows XP. Of course we’ve all been through this once before with the release of Windows Vista, but this time it is for real. With the warm reception of Windows 7 and it’s compatibility mode for older applications, Windows XP is quickly falling out of favor and support.
As you may or may not already know, Microsoft has ended support and updates for three of their older operating systems effective today, July 13th, 2010. These older operating systems include: Windows 2000 Server (all versions), Windows 2000 Professional (all versions) and Windows XP (all versions with Service Pack 2 or older.)
Now is the time to update equipment, it is costly to try and rescue old machines with old software that is no longer supported.
