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  • 15 February 2013

  • How-Tos: How to design a personalised greetings card online

    We show you how to create and send greetings cards online with services such as Moonpig, Funky Pidgeon and Hello Turtle. Add that personal touch - even your own photo.

  • 14 February 2013

  • How-Tos: How to Increase Your Online Sales With A/B Testing

    The A/B testing process lets you determine what words, phrases, images or other elements of a Web page lead to the most sales conversions. To help you improve your online market strategy, this article provides an overview of the A/B process and offers some hints for improving your copywriting.

  • How-Tos: How to Increase Your Online Sales With A/B Testing

    The A/B testing process lets you determine what words, phrases, images or other elements of a Web page lead to the most sales conversions. To help you improve your online market strategy, this article provides an overview of the A/B process and offers some hints for improving your copywriting.

  • How-Tos: How to Increase Your Online Sales With A/B Testing

    The A/B testing process lets you determine what words, phrases, images or other elements of a Web page lead to the most sales conversions. To help you improve your online market strategy, this article provides an overview of the A/B process and offers some hints for improving your copywriting.

  • 12 February 2013

  • How-Tos: Cyberstalking with LinkedIn

    You just left cocktail hour or a networking event and forgot to grab a business card from the person you'd been chatting with. Don't kick yourself. Instead, log on to LinkedIn to do some cyberstalking. It's a much better resource than Facebook, because with just bits and pieces of information, you're still likely to be able to find your target.

  • 01 February 2013

  • How-Tos: How to back up your digital photos online for free

    We show you how to use Google Drive to store your photos in the cloud

  • 30 January 2013

  • How-Tos: How to improve mouse scrolling in Google Chrome

    Google Chrome does a lot of things well, but it's not the greatest when it comes to mouse-wheel scrolling.

  • 29 January 2013

  • How-Tos: How to use London tube Wi-Fi

    Here's everything you need to know about using the Wi-Fi internet at London Underground tube stations.

  • 28 January 2013

  • How-Tos: How to install Apache on Linux

    An easy step-by-step guide to setting up an Apache Web server on Fedora, CentOS, or Ubuntu

  • 24 January 2013

  • How-Tos: Edit messages in Skype after you've sent them

    Unlike most other instant-messaging systems, Skype allows you to edit previous messages and even remove them altogether. Our Helproom Editor explains how to edit messages in Skype after you've sent them.

  • 23 January 2013

  • How-Tos: How to Avoid Online Reputation Management Nightmares

    Don't let a few bad reviews or one negative article ruin your reputation with online customers. These three case studies feature companies that faced online reputation challenges, with a look at the results they achieved and the lessons they learned along the way.

  • 18 January 2013

  • How-Tos: Use Photoshop images in Final Cut Pro X

    If you manipulate photographs, create graphics, or otherwise work with images, you've probably used Adobe Photoshop. And if you edit video, you've likely incorporated still images into your video projects.

  • How-Tos: 'Red October' malware: what you need to know

    Kaspersky Lab this week announced that it had found what it described as a shadowy group of hackers who had been harvesting date from various diplomatic, government, and scientific research computer networks. According to the Kaspersky Lab report, the Red October hackers have been specifically targeting high-ranking individuals in public sector roles in so-called 'spear phishing' attacks (targeted phishing). Here's everything you need to know about Red October.

  • 14 January 2013

  • How-Tos: Is it legal to download YouTube videos?

    Is it illegal to download YouTube video for personal use? Many people would answer that question by suggesting it's something of a 'grey' area. Actually it's pretty black and white.

  • 11 January 2013

  • How-Tos: Use Final Cut Pro X with your DSLR

    Many of today's DSLR (digital single-lens reflex) cameras can shoot not only great images, but also outstanding high-definition video. And when you're ready to edit video that you've shot with a DSLR, Final Cut Pro X makes browsing, selecting, importing, and backing up your media--both video and stills--fast and easy, even if you've already used another application to move the media onto the computer. Let's take a look at the options you have for importing media shot with a DSLR into Final Cut Pro X.

  • 10 January 2013

  • How-Tos: How to Get Started With Google Analytics

    Analytics help you find out what brings visitors to your small business website. With that information, you can better design your site to give visitors what they are looking for--and turn them into customers. Here's a primer on linking your site to Google Analytics and getting the most out of the data it gives you.

  • 03 January 2013

  • How-Tos: Create a website with 1&1 MyWebsite

    If you want to build a website with the minimum effort and technical knowledge, 1&1 MyWebsite with web apps is ideal. Let us be your guide

  • 02 January 2013

  • How-Tos: Power through schedules with 21 Google Calendar tricks

    Maybe you charge through your plans with Patton-like precision, planning everything down to the minute. Or, like Marilyn Monroe, perhaps you've "been on a calendar, but never on time." It really doesn't matter which approach you take--Google Calendar can fit your style.

  • 26 December 2012

  • How-Tos: How do I connect my TV to the Internet?

    How do I connect my TV to the Internet? We show you the easiest ways to connect your television to the Internet, your router and your computer.

  • 21 December 2012

  • How-Tos: What the end of Google Sync means to you

    If you use Google's services for email, calendars, and contacts, you're probably aware that there are several different ways to access your data. You can use your favorite browser to access the Web interface. If you prefer dedicated Mac or iOS client app, you can use any that work with the industry-standard IMAP or POP protocols to access email, with CalDAV to access calendars, or with CardDAV to access contacts. On iOS devices, you've also had the option of using Google Sync--Google's implementation of the Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync protocol--for all those kinds of data.

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