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Excel Spreadsheets

How do I stop part of excel worksheet from scrolling?
By: Jane Louise, Mon Aug 27th, 2007
Excel is a great tool for both business and personal reasons. You may be working out a budget, creating graphs or any number of things. While you don’t need too much experience to produce great results, it’s often the little things that you wish you knew that would make the experience so much easier for you.

Crazy Things People Have Done With Excel
By: Christine Harrell, Mon Aug 27th, 2007
If you read “Fun Things I’ve Done With Excel”, you’ve seen some examples of how an Excel training course can expand your horizons and give you new ideas for Excel tasks. However, I’m apparently pretty sane by comparison. Consider some examples of what other people have done with Excel, from the normal to the strange.

Gaming

How To Select The Best Gaming Laptops
By: Tim Childree, Tue Feb 6th, 2007
Most veteran PC gamers know exactly what they want in a gaming laptop, and those who have the time and money have probably already built their dream computer themselves, but if you are a little newer to the field, a little more fond of the smaller notebook footprint, or a little less comfortable with a do-it-yourself computer, you need to be armed with these basic facts before purchasing your gaming laptop.

Xbox 360 Gaming
By: John Pawlett, Mon Jan 29th, 2007
Microsoft now introduces the next generation games console ‘Xbox 360′, fusing games, entertainment, community, information and innovation all together. It will be launching it this November in Europe, Japan, and North America. Xbox 360 is a video game system that places you at the center of the entertainment experience.

Gaming And Graphic Design Computer Monitor Solutions
By: Richard A Johnson, Mon Jan 22nd, 2007
CRT screens are fast moving towards obsolescence and are now almost the preserve of Graphic designers, gamers and photographic professionals. In effect their large, bulky size has resulted in them being consigned forever to the recycling bin. Even so, their abilities far outstrip even the most modestly priced LCD or flat panel display. Why? Well, the refresh rate, color saturation, even-ness of brightness and ability to multi-sync (have more than one native resolution) means that they can still meet the requirements of high end digital users. Only a LCD displays offer true multisync and these are significantly more expensive than any CRT screen, either new or refurbished. So where do LCD displays beat the traditional CRT? I’ve already noted than they take up less desk space, but they don’t flicker either and the glare is much less. As a result of this, eye strain is reduced significantly.

Computer Technologies

Meet The New Microsoft MP3 Player
By: Michelle Bery, Mon Apr 23rd, 2007
For those of us who are old enough to remember the 8-track tape and the vinyl record, we can appreciate the advancements that playing music has made over the past years. In a blink of an eye we went from large records to small discs; and now, playing music wherever we are rarely requires more than a tiny piece of equipment that can easily fit into our shirt pocket or slip into our briefcase. The MP3 player has utterly transformed the way in which we listen to music. And savvy companies know that in order to stay competitive they have to get in the game. So it’s no wonder that Microsoft has entered the world of this technologically advanced portable music with the Microsoft MP3 player.

Still Backing Up Your Data To A Tape Drive?
By: Niall Roche, Mon Apr 16th, 2007
When it was determined that computers needed a good place to store the information they created, the tape drive was invented. This is a very old piece of computer technology, and as a result, you can imagine that it is not usually used for any but the most necessary of applications.

Defending yourself against Nazi IT departments
By: Dr Proxy, Mon Apr 16th, 2007
Here is the deal:
You have decided to surprise your wife by purchasing sexy lingerie from your favorite site. The problem is that you are at work and your Nazi IT department has blocked your favorite site.

Computer Articles

• How To Select The Best Business Laptops
  By: Tim Childree, Tue Feb 6th, 2007
  One of the first things you need to look for in a business laptop is wireless connectivity. A wireless networking card allows you to connect to the Internet via thousands of wireless networks (also called hotspots) located nationwide. This means more convenient and readily available access to your emails and business clients.
• Printer Ink - Money Saving Tips
  By: Oliver Turner, Mon Mar 19th, 2007
  With the advancement of technology the purchase price of a printer has come down to a great extent. But the cost of running a printer has not come down to the same extent. Printer ink amounts to be the most expensive of all printer supplies. But it is possible to save money on your printer ink if you follow these suggestions.
• Five Things To Ensure Smooth Working Of Your Laptop Forever
  By: Ashish Jain, Mon Jan 29th, 2007
• 1. The most important thing in your notebook computer is your battery. You should always try to maintain a good health of your battery.
• 2. A hard disk clean up should be performed every six months.
• 3. When you feel that you no longer need to work on your laptop, do not simply unplug your notebook PC.
• 4. To maintain a good health of your notebook, you should continuously detect and repair the errors on your hard disk by using a scan disk tool, once a month.
• 5. Always use proper cleaning materials to clean up your LCD display.

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The Era of Information Technology
By: Steven Cancel, Mon Apr 2nd, 2007
Around one hundred and fifty years ago, businesses ran their day to day operations completely different from what businesses of the modern era do to run their day to day operations. People back then worked under candle light doing math calculations on paper, the old fashion way, before electricity came about in the early 20th century. Now, most of the civilized world wouldn’t know what to do with themselves without technology.