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Cut Down Search Time With These Search Shortcuts
A few quick shortcuts can help you whittle down search results.
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Evernote, One Note, Google Keep: Which Should You Use?
Note-taking services Evernote, OneNote & Google Keep let you organize things you need to remember. We help you figure out which one you should use.
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Gmail Rolls Out New Compose Window Look
Find out how Gmail is changing and what you can do about it if you don't like the new look.
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Top Tips To Manage Your Inbox
Save time, and your sanity, with these helpful hints on how to tame that out of control inbox.
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Best Free Alternatives To Popular Software
Why pay for software when there are so many free options available?
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Make Important Email Standout in Outlook with Color Coding
You can make email from important people automatically stand out in your Outlook mailbox with color coding. Here's how.
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Microsoft Office for Mac 2011 Review
Microsoft Office for Mac 2011 goes on sale today and Mac users should be pleased with the upgrades and compatibility with Microsoft Office 2010 for Windows.
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Get Your Slice of the Stimulus Pie with Tax Software from H&R Block and TurboTax
According to the White House, 95% of American households are eligible to benefit from the American Recovery and Investment Act. We review tax software from H&R Block and TurboTax ensure you maximize your refund this year.
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How to Create Custom Memo Pads
Whether you run a small business and are looking for professional note paper or want to create unique party favors for your kid, custom memo pads are fun and easy to make.
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Intel Launches App Store Targeting Netbooks
Last week, Intel announced the beta launch of their App Store targeting netbook computers. It's an interesting concept—provide light-weight apps to expand the usefulness of Intel Atom processor-based netbooks—but it's not fully baked yet.










