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Review: 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 can ensure you'll get your fair share.
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How-To: 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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Review: Kidos Makes Any Computer Child Friendly
Targeting 3-7 year olds, Kidos downloadable software temporarily turns your regular computer into a kids computer, with a secure desktop and customized interface.
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Blog: 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.
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Tip: Use Microsoft OneNote to Store and Organize Your Recipes
Want an easy, digital way to keep track of projects or create a virtual recipes notebook? Microsoft OneNote is a great solution. Use it for planning that upcoming New Year's eve party, too!
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How-To: 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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Blog: Microsoft Windows 7 Ultimate "Signature Edition" Giveaway
Register to win a copy of Microsoft Windows 7 Ultimate "Signature Edition"! Enter now through November 10, 2009.
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Blog: Technosource Printies Lets Kids Make Their Very Own Stuffed Animals
Technosource Printies Design Studio allows children to design and make their own stuffed animals at home.
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Guide: Should You Upgrade to Windows 7?
Microsoft is putting Vista behind it. The question is, should you too? We take you through the maze of prices and versions of Windows 7 to guide you to the right decision.
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Blog: Dora Links Doll is Designed to Engage Tweens
Older girls (ages 5 to 8) can now play with an older Dora the Explorer doll, called Dora Links, and an online world that explores fashion, friendship, the environment and social action.
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