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Tip of the Week: 3 Ways Google Drive Can Boost Your Business
Do you use Google Drive as your preferred productivity suite and cloud storage system? You might be surprised that there are ways to take advantage...
Tip of the Week: Five Programs No User Should Be Without
There are countless applications and programs available for your business’ workstations, but do you know which ones you absolutely shouldn’t be...
Tip of the Week: This App Allows Your Phone and Computer to Work Together
Think about how many of your electronics have a remote. Isn’t it odd that your desktop (arguably your primary device) lacks a remote? Well, if...
Tip of the Week: It’s Possible to Change Your Windows Password Without Knowing Your Password, Here’s How
In a recent survey, it was discovered that the average computer user has a whopping 27 online passwords to remember. Unsurprisingly, the same survey...
Tip of the Week: Prevent Others From Messing With Your PC’s Settings By Locking the Control Panel
Let’s say that you don’t want someone else accessing the Control Panel on your Windows desktop or laptop. That’s perfectly reasonable, but you might...
Tip of the Week: How to Change Font Size in Microsoft Word With Your Keyboard
Looking for a faster way to change your fonts in Microsoft Word? In this week’s tip, we’ll show you how to quickly change the size of your fonts, as...
Tip of the Week: Concerned About Privacy? Adjust These 3 Settings to Your Twitter Account
As per usual in the world of websites and online services, Twitter has updated its privacy policy. However, this comes with the unfortunate...
Tip of the Week: How to Get Employees to Go Along With Big Changes
As technology improves, it’s important that businesses that wish to stay competitive implement these advancements. Otherwise, they risk falling...