This month’s SPAM Blocker Tip is:
Receive and Display Incoming Emails as Plain Text

If your email client can do it, set it up to receive and display incoming emails as plain text—not as HTML. This will prevent SPAMmers from automatically validating your email address if you open the message.

I, like most people, am always on the lookout for better ways to manage and use my time. Often I find that just small tweaks or little changes can have a good, measurable impact on my personal time management and consequently my life because I've reduced my stress and increased my productivity.

Senior IT Consultant, Mike Oster, is here to save the day!

Remember when you were a kid and wanted to be a superhero? I do. I always wanted to be like Superman. As an IT consultant I sometimes feel like a superhero. You know, coming to the rescue and saving the day.

In today’s always “on” environment, being connected is required. But connected to what? The network, of course. But which network and how?

In the early days, most computer users were trying to connect to another computer within the same physical building.

Wi-Fi access has come to be seen as a universal right by many. With so many of us using Wi-Fi enabled mobile devices these days, it is easy to understand why so many see it as a right. But even if that is true, does someone have the right to access YOUR Wi-Fi? The answer is no.

This month’s SPAM Blocker Tip is:
Read Terms & Conditions Pages

Whenever you have to subscribe to a newsletter or to create a web account on a site, make sure their Terms & Conditions page doesn't give them the right to send you unsolicited emails.

Ken Toumey avoids a walk on the wild side and shares key reasons for running anti-virus software.

Baby, baby it’s a wild world and on the internet it’s even wilder. Any major dude will tell you. So if you want your computers and networks to run in harmony, we suggest you don’t be crazy.

Let’s face it...going to the cloud can be pretty confusing. There are many options, mixed terminology, and it is not “one size fits all.” So, what’s right for you and your business? As with many things in life, it depends.

First, let’s take a look public vs.

Did you experience Internet Explorer connection problems yesterday? Did your system hang? Were you lost in a never-ending loop? Not if you’re an IT Radix Managed Service client!

Have you heard of the term, Patch Tuesday? Microsoft typically implements software patches to the public on Tuesdays—Word, Excel, Internet Explorer, etc.