Small Business Computing Newsletter for February 20, 2008
Wednesday February 20, 2008
Windows Vista: Hit or Miss with Small Business -February 20, 2008 Its been about a year since Microsoft released Windows Vista to the retail channel, and so far the reviews remain mixed. Some small business owners have found virtues, while others prefer the comfort of good ol XP.
Microsoft Announces Windows Essential Server Solutions -February 20, 2008 A new family of server products for both small- and mid-sized companies includes Windows Small Business Server 2008 and Windows Essential Business Server 2008.
Symantec Enters Online Storage Biz -February 19, 2008 The data security company targets small and mid-sized businesses with two online storage services and also revs up its Backup Exec line for Windows 2008.
Exploring Office 2007: Error-Free Worksheets in Excel 2007 -February 19, 2008 It's critical to understand the problems that might occur in your Excel worksheets. In this article, we'll show you how to keep them as error-free as possible.
Americans' e-Commerce Conundrum -February 15, 2008 New report finds that Americans love the convenience of shopping online, but worry about security.
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PowerPoint Tips: Slide and Title Masters -February 14, 2008 Mastering the art of PowerPoint masters will save you time, repetition and a whole lot of aggravation.
A Buyers Guide to Business Projectors -February 13, 2008 Pricing for portable business projectors continues to decline, while brightness and features continue to improve. Whether you're buying for a projector for the first time or the fourth, heres what you need to know.
Microsoft: How Does 'Free' Sound? -February 13, 2008 Microsoft introduces an update to Office Live Small Business that makes most services free charges fees for others.
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