Final Week to Vote: Excellence in Technology Awards
Voting ends this Friday, January 9. Don't miss your chance to pick the best in small business hardware, software and services. The finalists are set. You decide the winners.
Excellence in Technology Awards: Call for Nominations
Looking to increase efficiency and cut costs? Technology can help, and so can you. We're looking for the best hardware, software and services for small businesses. Nominate the products that help your business thrive.
Basic Formatting in Microsoft Word
Our resident document diva, Helen Bradley takes us on a tour of the rudimentary, but essential, formatting features in Word 2003.
SMBs in the Dark on Power Outage Protection
Are you ready if the lights go out? A recent survey indicates that for most small businesses, it won't be business-as-usual during a power failure.
Microsoft Caters to Small Business Needs
Combining a passion for fresh food, community and the environment, Than Hua built her business using 'friendly and familiar' Microsoft technology.
Security Basics: A Strong Password is the Key
Protecting your data and your identity starts with a strong password. Here's what you need to know to make your computer life safer and more secure.
Review: Business Plan Pro 2008
If you’ve got a great idea for a business, the first thing that you’ll need is a plan. And to help with this, Business Plan Pro, now in version 11, offers an effective tool that can organize thoughts, analyze finances and summarize your strategy.
Windows Vista Tips & Tricks, Part 3
As we near the one-year anniversary of Windows Vista's launch, it's time to revisit our popular Windows Vista Tips & Tricks series with thirteen new Vista tips and secrets for getting the most out of Microsoft's latest operating system.
Working with Images in Word
They say a picture's worth a thousand words, but wait 'til you see what Word can do with that picture. We take a look at the application's image tools and how using them lets you add pop to any document.
A Beginner's Guide to Digital Cameras: Part 3
Our third and final installment on digital photography asks questions to help you narrow down the type of digital camera that's right for you.
A Beginner's Guide to Digital Cameras: Part 1
Don't know a megapixel from a memory card? You're not alone. The technology and jargon can be a bit intimidating to someone approaching the digital photography for the first time. This three-part guide is an attempt at demystification.
Travel Planning on the Web
When budgets are tight and travel's a must, you can save on the bottom line by planning ahead. We look at a bunch of travel sites to help you chart your next business trip.
An Introduction to Mobile Devices
A mobile device lets you stay in touch and do your work the road. Here's a look at the basics behind mobile computing.
Working with Tables in Word 2003
Tables let you organize information in a concise, visual way, but working with them in Word can be a bit tricky. We'll take a look at some of the tools and show you how to make the most of Tables.
Preventative Maintenance Tips for Your PC
The average person doesn't think much about computer problems until they occur, and repairs can be costly. The good news is we have preventive measures that you can take to keep your PC running smoothly.
How to Completely Erase a Hard Disk Drive
Don't let a good deed turn into a security breach. These tips can help you avoid data theft when donating a computer system.
How to Clean Common Computer Parts and Devices
From dusty computer fans to fingerprints on compact discs, computer parts and devices can get awfully dirty from normal everyday use or when left sitting unused. We've got tips to help keep your equipment in tip-top shape.
