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Looking Out My Window Copyright © 2008….RaeDi (revised 2009) I have been thinking about something for years. When I was young, the window was for checking to see if the school bus was coming. Watching for my friends to go out and play. Later to see... Read More
I arrived at the hairdressing salon and couldn’t actually see it. I stood on the footpath and surveyed the street, and all the other shops were in place. A closer look confirmed that I was in the right place, but the salon window wasn’t. The entire big front window was boarded up, leaving four small decorative-glass windows above the main one intact, and the single entrance door also intact. On the morning of our Queen’s Birthday public holiday, a man who was angle-parked outside the salo... Read More
First a little background: Microsoft will be releasing windows 7 this fall and as most of you know, it won't come with a personal desktop email program. Yes, I know, Microsoft claims that windows Live Mail is better. We've tested it, it's not better. It's missing several features that make Outlook Express and its predecessor, windows Mail, very popular with us and with millions of others. And, if you need proof that it's not a personal desktop email program despite... Read More
Cloud computing is all the rage - from the hallowed halls of Microsoft in Redmond, to the tiniest cyber-cafe in Presque Isle, Maine - and some are even calling it the new "DOT.COM boom". Cloud computing is a term that describes a wide variety of services and software applications that share one common aspect - they all run on the Web and not on a user's PC. The only thing new about cloud computing though, is the name. Cloud computing has been around for years: instant messaging and Web mail are... Read More
Who do you believe? All versions of Windows(This blog is from an article which will be published in this week's InfoAve Premium and InfoAve Free Newsletters) As someone who subscribes to computer newsletters, like "InfoAve Premium" or "InfoAve Free", are often confronted with conflicting information. One computer newsletter you subscribe to says one thing, another tells you something different, and then you read something on the Web that differs from the information... Read More
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