Sometimes it’s easier to just say it…
...especially if you are doing a brain dump and want to get your thoughts down on paper (or on your screen).
Microsoft’s Dictate function is here to help! Available in Word, Outlook and PowerPoint, it allows you to create content using your microphone.
Data breaches and malware attacks on Macs have been on the rise over the past few years, so you must take the necessary precautions to protect your devices. Below are three easy ways to make your Mac more secure.
Install a mobile device management profile so you can give an administrator remote access to the device.
Is the Internet the greatest cost reduction and energy saving device ever invented? It may well be!
We often think of the Internet as a source of information and/or a means of communication. But with the Internet of Things (the networking capability of the internet allowing for communication between devices), the Internet can now be viewed and used as an “appliance” or even “partner” to assist you in managing your office.
Microsoft Edge’s Immersive Reader is a built‑in tool that enables you to customize how you read online for an easier, more accessible experience.
Immersive Reader removes all the ads and noise that clutter the page and makes the text easier to read.
Good cybersecurity health has become required for all of us, but the adage “out of sight, out of mind” seems to apply as over the past two years, Microsoft has introduced a myriad of new and improved security features that you may not be thinking about leveraging.
Power Saving Settings Can Significantly Reduce Energy Consumption and Save Electricity
Did you know an idle PC uses 90 watts per hour? Compare that to a PC on standby mode, which consumes only 5 watts per hour. Configuring power-save settings properly on a computer can significantly reduce energy consumption and save electricity.
A Little Organization and Cleanup on Your Computer Goes a Long Way
All computers need regular organizing and cleanup. This includes the removal of old files and clutter. We tend to save emails, documents, and photos on our hard drives and too often keep unnecessary duplicates.
January is National Clean Up Your Computer Month
The start of a new year is a traditional time for new resolutions. You should consider resolving to Keep Your Computer Clean in 2022. Here are a few things you can do regularly to accomplish that goal:
Check Your Backup
Before changing/deleting anything on your computer, be sure your key files are backed up and up to date.
Get an Information Technology professional talking about cybersecurity and the conversation might never end. You’ll be lucky to get a word in edgewise. That’s because there really is no end to the choices and options for organizations as they attempt to lower their security risks.
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