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10 tips for working with dates in Microsoft Access
Handling dates in Access is often a little tricky and nonintuitive. These tips will help you avoid the most common date-related headaches. by Susan Harkins
Tags: Databases, Susan Harkins, Software, Office Suites, Microsoft Access, Microsoft Office, Data Management, Microsoft Corp., Enterprise Software
Find Outlook messages quickly with an All Mail search folder
Storing messages in folders makes email easy to organize and manage, but it can hamper searching. To search all your messages at once, create a custom search folder. by Susan Harkins
Tags: E-mail, Susan Harkins, Microsoft Outlook, Message, Software, Office Suites, Folder, Microsoft Office, Online Communications, Groupware
How do I search for duplicate files with Auslogics Duplicate File Finder?
Installing a simple application like Duplicate File Finder to contain wide-spread file duplication across a company can save thousands of dollars. by Jack Wallen
Tags: Jack Wallen, AusLogics
How should one handle maternity leave on a resume?
Should you explain a gap in your work history if it involves a maternity leave? Blogger Toni Bowers offers advice to a TechRepublic member who is in this situation. by Toni Bowers
Tags: Blogger, Toni Bowers
Some Firefox extensions may be exploited to install malware
Yet another exploit avenue has been found. Some Firefox extensions have issues that provide bad guys a way to install malware. by Michael Kassner
Tags: Firefox Extension, Cyberthreats, Viruses And Worms, Security, Spyware, Adware & Malware, Malware, Michael Kassner
Video: Install Windows 7 from a USB flash drive
Bill Detwiler shows you how to install Windows 7 from a bootable USB flash drive--created with the free DiskPart utility. by Bill Detwiler
Tags: Operating Systems, USB Flash Drive, Video, Software, Bill Detwiler, Flash Memory, Microsoft Windows, Microsoft Windows 7
Developer's diary - part five: OpenAmplify's influence on non-technical decisions
In the final installment of his series, Justin James describes how OpenAmplify significantly impacted the roadmap and business plan of his Rat Catcher application. by Justin James
Tags: Justin James, Developer
10 things you can do to keep Exchange running smoothly
Microsoft Exchange is a complex and powerful platform - and a highly critical system for many organizations. These tips will help you stay ahead of problems and optimize performance. by Erik Eckel
Tags: E-mail Servers, Workforce Management, Performance Management, Human Resources, Software, Complex, Erik Eckel, Groupware, Enterprise Software
Refuse to under-staff IT departments
Kent Blake offers some tips on how to figure out how many people your support department should have and how to convince management to give you that number by Kent Blake
Tags: Management, Strategy, Information Technology, Kent Blake, Department
No more rebooting. Period.
Imagine updating your PC's kernel and not having to reboot. That dream has become a reality with the Linux operating system thanks to KSplice. Jack Wallen shows you how you can have as close to 100-percent uptime as possible. by Jack Wallen
Tags: Operating Systems, Jack Wallen, Software, Linux
Product Spotlight: OrangeHRM human resource management tool
Orange HRM is a resource management tool for any SMB or enterprise looking for a cost-effective tool to manage a large number of human resource tasks. by Jack Wallen
Tags: Tool, Human Resources Inc., Jack Wallen, Human Resources, HRM, Organizational Structure, Human Resource Management (HRM)
A first look at Google Chrome OS
Much abuzz on the Web, the first betas of Googleâ??s Chrome OS are out. What does this operating system give you at this point? IT pro Rick Vanover walks through a Chrome OS beta. by Rick Vanover
Tags: Google Inc., Operating Systems, Software, Rick Vanover, Beta, Google Chrome, Operating System
Learn to use Git version control for added flexibility
Vincent Danen introduces Git, a distributed version control system that gains extra flexibility from being free of a central server, like Subversion or CVS. Here are some of the features that set it apart. by Vincent Danen
Tags: Servers, Hardware, Vincent Danen
Get to know Daylite CRM for Macs
Vincent Danen introduces the Mac CRM package, Daylite. While it is relatively expensive, it's a complete, reliable, and stable application that he thinks is well worth the cost. by Vincent Danen
Tags: Software, Apple Macintosh, Marketing, Desktops, Hardware, Vincent Danen, Enterprise Software, Advertising & Promotion, Customer Relationship Management (CRM)
TechRepublic Questions of the Week - November 23, 2009
The questions highlighted in this Questions of the Week post address issues with Windows Remote printing through a NetMotion VPN, decrypting files on a portable HDD, re-partitioning a mirrored SBS drive, and more. by Sonja Thompson
Tags: Document Management, Operating Systems, TechRepublic Inc., Sonja Thompson, Software, Microsoft Windows Small Business Server, Microsoft Windows, Managerial Accounting, Enterprise Software, Finance
Understand Windows Server 2008 R2's downgrade rights
Downgrade rights are usually discussed about the client OS, but these rights also apply to server editions of Windows. Rick Vanover lays out some options. by Rick Vanover
Tags: Servers, Operating Systems, Microsoft Windows Server, Microsoft Windows Server 2008, Software, Rick Vanover, Microsoft Windows, Hardware
The market has rejected Linux desktops. Get over it.
Linux has failed to win either mind share or market share on the desktop. Google's Chrome OS will do little to change that. Learn why. by Jason Hiner
Tags: Jason Hiner, Operating Systems, Software, Linux Desktop, Linux, Desktops, Open Source, Hardware, UNIX
Poll: How exposed would you leave your data?
The new .NET Data Services system allows you to expose your database via a REST service. Justin James says that putting raw data out there for a client to consume online goes against what he's learned. What are your thoughts on this topic? by Justin James
Tags: Software, Software Development, Justin James, .NET Data Services System, .Net, Enterprise Software, Software/Web Development, Middleware, Application Servers
How to navigate Microsoft-imposed VDI licensing pitfalls
VDI can safe big dollars! Or can it? Scott Lowe discussed one often overlooked nasty aspect of VDI - the Microsoft-imposed VECD license that can ruin any chance of ROI and strangles the mobility-enhancing beauty of VDI. by Scott Lowe
Tags: Wireless And Mobility, Roi/Tco, Managerial Accounting, Scott Lowe, Finance
TR Dojo Challenge: How can you use any Web site's search feature directly from the Firefox address bar?
Firefox let's you quickly access any Web site's search directly from the address bar. If you know how, you could earn a TechRepublic coffee mug. by Bill Detwiler
Tags: Channel Management, Mozilla Firefox, Web Site, Web Technology, Web, Bill Detwiler, Web Site Development, Search Technology, Address Bar, Marketing
Just a little Tuesday Fun...
Hopefully most of you can open this, if not I can change the format.Just a little Tuesday break :Dhttp://home.comcast.net/~bskipper/Games/Spam_I_Am.doc-Tammy [_]3Our Webwasher rates it "Private Homepages"I can't open it....it makes people upset when I go "around" the filter...I'll have to wait until I get home. :(only fair dearwhen you were taking...
Tags: Tammy
Dragging myself into instant messaging.
We've had a internal IM system for about two years, deployed only within the IT department. I've never given it a serious shot, regarding it as little more than a time waster. I've decided to try to ignore this prejudice and give it as unbiased a try as...
Tags: Instant messaging, IM
Missive to Michael
I apologize getting back so late to you, Michael. I've been distracted. Since I did the edit, I got one of those telephone calls in the middle of the night. It was my sister, regarding our mother. She is dying. In another call today, my sister said that her next...
Tags: prayer, condolence, Doc, Santee
Dead at your age
Today is going to be a good day.I get regular email updates from deadatyourage.com. They keep me updated on who I've outlived so far. I can accept that some mae find this morbid, but not me. Anyway, today I found out that I've outlived Lurch. Go me!At...
Tags: that-I HAVE
Whats the deal with activation?
Why do so many software companies have activation? I hate it. Is there no way around it.jaco@someplaceinsa.comjaco@somewhereinsa.comWell first things firstYou need to edit out your E-Mail address or you will end up being flooded with Spam'\In relation to your question [i]Is there no way around it[/i]The easy answer is Refuse...
Tags: reactivation, Scummy, software, Microsoft Windows XP, piracy, Tools & Techniques
Only my posts stay marked as "read"
Is it just me, or is everyone seeing this same behavior? When I open a post, then next to another one, the title of the original does not turn gray indicating that it's been opened. My own posts, however do go gray.Same here..so tempted....to say that...
Tags: Same Here, Boxie, Tig, PRODUCTIVITY, http://techrepublic.com.com/5208-6230-0.html?forumID=101&threadI, that-I
HST in Canada
Foro those of you who aren't aware, Canada's Liberal party is seekign to impose a Harmonized Sales Tax on ALL goods, of 12%, as opposed to the PST and GST we pay on select goods now. The Liberals (Canada's centre) suggest it will balance itself out as it...
Tags: sales, tax, sales tax, Free trade, Personal finance, HST, Taxes, GST
Home theatre speakers -
Yes, a very odd title for TR and NO I have no vested interest in the company providing this deal but I thought it was worth pointing out to anyone looking to add a surround system to their home theatre. ***this is not SPAM, I'm not selling anything nor benefitting...
Tags: RBH TK, speaker, EMP
Microsoft can't sell word, according to Federal judge
[i]Texas Judge Rules Microsoft Can't Sell Word AnymoreJohn BiggsTechCrunch.comWednesday, August 12, 2009; 5:18 AMGo ahead and clean up the coffee you just spit all over your keyboard. We'll wait. Back? OK. A judge in Texas ruled that Microsoft Word's XML systems violate patents by Toronoto-based i4i Inc. Word uses XML...
Tags: XML, I4i, Microsoft Corp., patent
Here's a kid that's really in trouble when he gets home
6 year old kid accidently takes off in experimental ballon...Betcha he was all smiles when he took off. http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/33330516/ns/us_news-crime_and_courts?GT1=43001Latest...It landed in a field. No one on board.I just hopethe kid is not hurt.Whoa! no one on board? geez they know where the kid is?man, hope the...
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FNM - Women in Rock and Roll
Sorry 'bout the no-notice.I'll post one, two, or a few and see where it goes.Dreamboat Anniehttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gQDJ45qJHBQ&feature=relatedGrace Slick - Across the Boardhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B1n7o4Wy4g0Rapture Blondiehttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UWRL9NLQqP8Spoke a little too soon there...doncha think? :DAlicia Keys - Fallin'http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ehu2mlijZdo&feature=relatedDebbie Deborah Harry - The Tide is High.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-0skjm-uJSsHeart of Glass.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8CmhqoB1lNESunday Girl.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=obwanhb6kwwChrissie Hynde The Pretenders My City Was...
Tags: Tina Turner, Ella, women
Pure rubbish..for those that need a laugh
Found a funny site..not the best navigation..but if ya find the links to the older stuff..especially the cars.. there are some hilarious pics!!http://thereifixedit.com/page/2/ABSOLUTELY ROTFLMAO !!!!!! ....Spot the bloke painting the ceiling wearing [b]Door-Shaped SANDALS !![/b][i]I've just had difficulty typing this - the tears are blinding me and I'm laughing hysterically...
Tags: ROTFLMAO
Adding a DSL route to a Cisco 2611 router
Hi, all! I'm having an issue getting a Cisco 2611 router to use a DSL router as a gateway and am not skilled enough in Cisco to determine the problem.I've got the DSL router connected via ethernet to the Ethernet0/1 port on the Cisco and have the following configuration...
Tags: Ethernet0/1, NETWORKING, router, cdp, DSL, IP address, IP, router configuration, Cisco Systems Inc., Network technology
Router IP Address
I reset my router to the factory settings, now dhcp is off I can't access my router's configuration page again. How can I know which Ip address my router is using now? Is there any at all, becouse when I plug my cable I get ip address from apipa, not...
Tags: NETWORKING, router, Routers & switches, IP address, IP, Network technology
Job Title in IT
Hi,My job title is Helpdesk Support but my responsibilities has been more than that, could you please advise me what should be an appropriate title for the responsibilities I have listed below:1. Administer network accounts2. Troubleshoot client workstations and work on telephone calls to assist in the troubleshooting for the...
Tags: job, job title, Recruitment & Selection, information technology, Printers
(an early) Happy Birthday MichaelJay !!!!!!!!!
Its MJ's Birthday on Sunday guys, but I thought I'd post it early so all you "weekday only" peeps can catch it!!!Happy Birthday Michael!!!I hope its a good one :D:x((((((Birthday Hugs)))))))Happy Birthday!Michael Jay. I hope you have a good one!HAPPEEEEE BURFFDEEEE TO YOOOOOO! Happy Birthday Mike!Hope you have a...
Tags: Food & Beverage, Happy Birthday Michael
feeling lost
Is it okay to feel lost in a new role? I started at a small company and I only got 5 days training to be desktop tech, network tech, server tech, everything and and i feel sick everyday I go home. I have no support...what to do?Step 1...Breathe....
Tags: job, Recruitment & Selection
cat5 ethernet cable and rj45 connector
HiI have a solid copper core outdoor shielded cat5 ethernet cable that I need to fit with rj45 connector so that I can plug a pc in the next building to my router. I was going to use the normal rj45 connectors (http://www.cablek.com/catalog/product_info.php?products_id=168) but then I thought that maybe I...
Tags: Ethernet, ethernet cable, Cat-5, cable, Network technology
Friday YUK
Best bumper sticker"Don't Steal, Our Government hates Competition" The Halloween PartyThe Mrs., feeling too tired, told her husband to go alone. Being a devoted husband he protested, but she said she needed some sleep and there was no need for him to miss out.So he took his costume, and away...
Tags: memory loss, short-term memory loss, beep, costume
Whats your Favorite Movie
My fav has to be The Boondock Saints another one is Blow That's a hard questionI'll go for Reservoir Dogs thoughOthe contenders would beThe GodfatherAlienCasualties Of WarOnce Were WarriorsState of GraceLeonRoninTaxi DriverApocolypse NowFull Metal JacketSchindler's ListStrange DaysThe King of New YorkYou Sexy BeastKilling ZoeFalling DownCarlito's WayScarfaceTrue Romanceand recently Defiance...Like I...
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