Topic: Word Processing Software

iMac, uMac, Can We All Mac?

Sure, it's a PC world -- but that doesn't make Mac lovers outcasts. Meet three hard-core Mac addicts who can teach you the shortcuts and tools that you need to make your Mac "pc."READ»

Innovators Are Better Than Inventors?

I recently picked up Finding An Angel Investor in a Day to see what kind of advice was in there and to get additional info on term sheets. I found the following breakdown very interesting: Three Types of ...READ»

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Buy Online UKtechstore Popular MIIS Downloads - Microsoft Identity Integration Server 2003 SP2, Enterprise Edition helps you synchronize identity information, easily provision and deprovision accounts and identity information ...READ»

Microsoft Office 2010 Moves to the Cloud

When Canadian company i4i sued Microsoft this past August, watchdogs in the software community predicted that the move would encourage Microsoft to bring up their plans for a move to cloud computing much earlier than planned – and it looks like they were right. In addition to the announcements of a new and improved version of Internet Explorer and a major update of the Silverlight runtime platform at this week’s Microsoft at the…READ»

Are You Ready for Linux?

It's tough. It's fast. It's free. It's Linux -- the most hyped operating system since OS/2. Tech heads love it, but does Linux really mean business? There's only one person who can answer that question: you.READ»

Get Your Work to Go

How is the future of work like ordering take-out Chinese? For work to go, put your files online, leave your laptop behind, and wherever you land, dial in for your order. It's ready when you are. (But you'll have to work again in an hour.)READ»

2.28.08

1. Is it true that you can fly in second life? 2. Shortcut for Microsoft Word- to create a horizontal line hit the hyphen key three times and hit enter.READ»

Keeping in Touch with Smartphones

Transit Authority's new travel columnists review two new smartphones.READ»

Microsoft vs. Google: A 2,400-Year-Old Move

This week several seemingly unrelated news articles are actually talking about the same thing: a fundamental pattern of competition that reveals the underpinnings between Google’s and Microsoft’s emerging battle in online ...READ»

The Solution to Your Resumé Nightmare

Every idea has its time, and with the unemployment rate rising, JobSpice is right on schedule. Think of it as Google Docs for your resumé: it's an online service that makes creating and distributing resumes easy, without the hassle ...READ»

Steve Ballmer’s Cloud Computing Ambitions for Microsoft

Inside Steve Ballmer’s push into Web services.READ»

• Young Flakenstein

The Perpetual Upgrade Machine

Give your hard drive an Oil Change.READ»

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Best Deal From UKtechstore Color categories A new feature in Outlook 2007 that gives you a quick, visually distinctive way to customize e-mail, calendar, and task items and to search or sort by color. Contextual ...READ»

My First Blog Post

Good morning! This is my first attempt at a blog, and I am nervous about how my ideas and reflections will be taken in a public forum such as this. My hope is each idea will be part of an intelligent debate and a growth of ...READ»

How To Love A Netbook

It's the holidays, and that means offering peace and clemency to your nemeses. Or, in my case, coming to tolerate -- even appreciate -- a netbook. I didn't think it was possible at first; every UMPC I've used has felt cramped, slow, ...READ»

Replacing the IT Guy: A How-To Guide

Can a small business fire the IT Guy and dump Microsoft by deploying new, subscription-based online services? I asked this question in Tuesday’s post and it generated a wide range of comments. Some said, "hell yeah, fire him," ...READ»

Take an (Information) Load Off

These cool tools will help you make sense of the Web.READ»

Why You'll Care About Microsoft Office 2010

Microsoft's just previewed the Office 2010 productivity suite. It seems MS is responding to the challenge of Google Docs with a full browser-based system that expands on Office 2007.READ»

Microsoft Wants To Patent Pay-For-Processor-Power PCs

There's a new patent application from Microsoft that's pretty confusing: It describes what is essentially a pay-as-you-go PC, with certain functions locked out at both the hardware and software level until released by a payment ...READ»

The Real Digital Divide

Geeks live in a dream world -- a world of Twitter-Twhirl-Friendfeed-AlertThingy-Seesmic. And if you think most people reading this can identify any of those things, think again. Moreover, if you think there's a chance of any ...READ»

A Week Inside T-Mobile's G1

iPhone killer? Probably not. Game changer? No doubt about it. Here's how I fell in love with T-Mobile's G1 after only one week. Well, sort of.READ»

• How Innovation Led HTC to the Dream

Workscapes of the Future

None of Mark Chow's previous assignments prepared him for what he experienced as leader of the Workscapes of the Future experiment.READ»

Ask What Your Country Can Do for Free Agents

Before the red, white, and blue bunting goes up to inaugurate the new chief executive and the 107th Congress, let's set a political agenda for independent professionals.READ»

Action Item: The Pitch Called You

Tom Peters on creating and updating your résumé.READ»