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Security Tip: Turn On Office 365 Two Factor Authentication

Security Tip: Turn On Office 365 Two Factor Authentication

This is an action item. It’s not theoretical. This is not an article to file away in the special folder that you use for Bruceb News articles, the ones you’ve given cute names like Deleted Items. If you have an Office 365 mailbox, secure it with two-factor...

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LICENSE TIP FOR WINDOWS UPGRADES

When I upgraded my office computer to Windows 7, I installed a new hard drive and left the original hard drive in the case as a second drive. That’s the easiest way to make sure...

THE GOOD ENOUGH REVOLUTION

Wired Magazine has delivered more insightful articles in the last couple of years than any other magazine, offline or online. Take a few minutes to read a fascinating piece in...

FUJITSU SCANSNAP S1500

Fujitsu introduced a new compact office scanner, the ScanSnap S1500, a few months ago. It’s inexpensive for what it does ($450 or less), and quite fast – 20 pages per minute for...

MICROSOFT – FUN WITH PHOTOSHOP

Here’s a comparison of a picture that was used on Microsoft’s US web site and the same picture on Microsoft’s Polish web site. Microsoft is taking some well-deserved heat today...

URBAN & RURAL AT&T

Two articles about AT&T that tell you everything you need to know about cell phone carriers and  their concern for those of us outside the big cities. Coverage just...

NORTHGATE KEYBOARDS

In the 1990s, Northgate Omnikey keyboards had a special place in the hearts of early computer users. They were solid and heavy and durable and the keys took just the right amount...

SORT ITEMS BY GIVEN YOMI

This has no significance. I just love the the phrase “Sort Items by Given Yomi.” I was talking to a client about sorting contacts in Outlook. You know that contacts can be...

THE WORLD IS FLAT

An interesting trend – our computers are going flat. As display resolutions increased, Microsoft and program designers were able to get more details into icons and toolbars....

MALWAREBYTES

Computers are dropping like flies. I’ve seen too many dead and dying computers taken down by malware in the last few weeks. Almost all of the bad stuff lately is a variation on...

FOLLOWUP

Gadgets and services are flooding onto the market so quickly! It’s easy to find a “review” of a new product that recites its features from a press release. It’s much harder to...

OUTLOOK MAIL FORWARDING

If you use Outlook, you might want to send a copy of each incoming message to a different email address. Some people forward messages to a GMail or Windows Live address when they...

WINDOWS 7 UPGRADES

There was some confusion when I wrote about Windows 7 upgrades a couple of months ago, so let me try to be completely clear about how you should plan to get Windows 7 later this...