New Information
STOP! Don't reach for that mouse.
Comprehensive lists of keyboard shortcuts in
Microsoft Windows and
Microsoft Office
that will help you do more in less time.
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"CYBER WAR!"
An excellent FRONTLINE / PBS
Documentary in 10 minute modules
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DSL Cost Comparison
A breakdown of what you pay
for dial-up access
and why it may not be as
good a deal as you thought.
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A Better Browser
A feature packed browser
that does the job faster
(without pop-ups)
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SBC Yahoo! Address Guard
Using your e-mail to register on
a web site is always a risky proposition.
Here's a way SBC Yahoo! users
can minimize the risks.
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E-mail
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Systems Support
You knew it was going to be a bad day
when your e-mail didn't work.
Server not found, i/o error, blue screens, illegal operations,
insufficient memory to run x. You've got a deadline and the computer
doesn't care. You have to get to work and the computer won't cooperate.
The effect is universal, the cause may not be so universal.
If your computer is misbehaving, here are a couple of tips to follow
before
you call the tech support guys:
1. Make sure all of your power cords and
other connectors are firmly seated. You do
this by grasping the connector in question
and pushing it towards the receptacle where
it is inserted.
2. Restart your system. If your mouse has
stopped responding, try pressing the window
key (between Ctrl and Alt to the left of
your space bar) then use your down arrow
key to get to Shut Down and press enter then
the letter R to get restart. If your keyboard
has stopped responding as well you can press
the power button to turn your system off,
on newer systems you may have to hold the
button in for up to ten seconds before the
system powers off.
Let the system rest for about 15 - 30 seconds then power it back on.
There is a good chance your system may check the disk, then windows will
start and things will work normally.
If these tips don't get you going again, you can reach us at 620-342-7045
and we can try a few other things.
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