Ok, so the clip may be funny but this will NOT happen with GoToMeetings – this week’s recommended onlne feature. Problem: Nine people in three offices in two states need to conference. Documents will need to be displayed and there is a PowerPoint presentation that may include an Excel spreadsheet. Solutions: Old: 1. FedEx copies [...]
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A popular term heard lately in reference to cell phone tracking is pinging. Cell Phone Tracking or Pinging as it is commonly referred to is the technology which is used to track the current position of a cell phone. It is helpful technology when trying to locate criminals or missing persons. Your cell’s position is [...]
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(Excuse the above shout out to Berlitz but we thought the 40-second clip was worth it!). Below are our real – and free – recommendations: Free translation site: www.freetranslation.com. No downloading; no waiting. Conversely: written text only. (A premium “human translation” service is offered as well – but for a quick memo or if you’re [...]
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MacGyver-ing Your Camera Phone Into A Scanner, Copier and Fax In June 2006, the verb “Google” was officially entered into the OED. Prior to that, and without the academic and historical fanfare, many of us learned what it meant to “MacGyver” a situation. Facing a near-impossible situation, with only the materials at hand (read: absolutely [...]
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