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• 03 August 2012

• Opinion: Save a Web Page as a PDF with Just One Click

  Typically, when you want to save a Web page for future reference, you bookmark it. But what happens if that site gets taken down? Or the content of the page gets changed? Or you want to actually preserve that page in a format that doesn't require a Web browser?

• Opinion: How to Send Your Boss an Anonymous Email

  What's the best way to communicate with your boss? Open, honest, face-to-face conversation, of course.

• 30 July 2012

• Opinion: Three Ways to Make Microsoft Word Easier to Live With

  Last week you learned three ways to make Outlook easier to live with, and before that, Gmail. Now let's turn our attention to the world's most popular word processor: Microsoft Word.

• Opinion: LexisNexis Smart Meeting Gives Businesses an Edge

  Business is about relationships. Customers choose to do business with companies that seem knowledgeable of their unique industry, and invested in their success. LexisNexis Smart Meeting is a new service that gives companies an advantage when competing for business.

• 27 July 2012

• Opinion: Three Ways to Make Outlook Easier to Live With

  I've made no secret of my distaste for Microsoft Outlook. That said, it's a required piece of software for a lot of business users -- and even a desirable one for some.

• 20 July 2012

• Opinion: How to Solve All Your Major Email Hassles

  Inbox overload got you down? Are you constantly chasing responses to your messages? These are but a few of the email-related hassles that can sap your productivity.

• 19 July 2012

• Opinion: Massive Botnet is Brought Down, Curtailing Flow of Pharmaceutical Spam

  Security researchers have brought down one of the world's largest botnets, ensuring a massive drop in pharmaceutical spam for inboxes everywhere.

• 18 July 2012

• Opinion: How to Quit Microsoft Outlook, Part III: Finding a New Home

  If you've been following along, you know that I'm divorcing Microsoft Outlook and finding a new home for my contacts, calendars, tasks, and email. Before doing so, however, I made sure to back up all my important Outlook data.

• 17 July 2012

• Opinion: Free TrashMail Browser Add-On Protects Your Email and Information

  Quite often, you will come across freebies on the Internet such as free music or free eBooks, but as the saying goes, "you don't get something for nothing." In return for that free MP3 or eBook, the site owner will want your email address, which they will then use to flood your email inbox with never-ending spam about Viagra . TrashMail is a Firefox add-on and Chrome extension which aims to instantly stop all this nonsense with a simple right-click of the mouse.

• 16 July 2012

• Opinion: Select and Delete Multiple Messages in Gmail

  Reader Bill wrote in with this question:

• Opinion: Microsoft Unveils Office 2013 Customer Preview

  Microsoft launched its "customer preview" version of Office 2013 and a revamped Office 365 at a media event in San Francisco today. The company's next-generation office suite looks to be tightly focused on mobile devices, touchscreens, and the cloud.

• Opinion: How to Quit Microsoft Outlook, Part II: Back Up Before You Pack Up

  Last week I announced my plans to "divorce" Microsoft Outlook, a program I've used for many years to manage my contacts, appointments, notes, and email.

• Opinion: Office 15: 5 Things We Want to See

  Microsoft has said little so far about Office 15, the codename for the successor to the current Office 2010, but on Monday, all will likely be revealed.

• 13 July 2012

• Opinion: Three Steps to Avoid Getting Hacked Like Yahoo

  By now you've probably heard that hackers were able to breach a Yahoo server and expose more than 450,000 account passwords. No server or network is impervious, but Yahoo's negligence or incompetence made this attack possible.

• Opinion: How to Quit Microsoft Outlook, Part I: Why I'm Jumping Ship

  Dear Outlook,

• 12 July 2012

• Opinion: App Spotlight: LogMeIn for iOS Provides Free Remote Access to Your PCs

  Phones and tablets can work wonders, but they can't do everything. Sometimes you need the PC you left behind in the office, whether it's to retrieve a document, review an old email, or even run a program.

• Opinion: View Only Your (Important) Unread Messages in Gmail

  A couple months back I wrote about how to filter your Gmail inbox so it shows only unread messages.

• 11 July 2012

• Opinion: Forget Dropbox Pro--Businesses Should Use Dropbox for Teams

  Dropbox announced that it is doubling the storage allocation for its paid Dropbox Pro accounts, and expanding the Dropbox Pro options to include up to 500GB of storage. That’s great news for families or individuals looking to sync and share data in the cloud, but businesses should be using Dropbox for Teams.

• 09 July 2012

• Opinion: Mozilla Puts the Brakes on Thunderbird

  Mozilla may be best-known for its popular Firefox browser, but some 20 million users around the globe also know it for Thunderbird, its free and open source desktop email client.

• Opinion: Three Alternatives to Mozilla Thunderbird

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