Check out Google Chrome.  Google Chrome is a fast new browser available for PCs and Macs. 

Here is the link:

http://www.google.com/chrome

It works especially well with Google Docs and GMail.

Here’s a great tip that I cover in my Microsoft Outlook class:

Are you working with clients in other time zones?  If yes, this tip will help:

When you're scheduling an appointment with someone in England or Arizona, finding a time when everyone can attend can be a challenge.  To help, use the Time Zone feature in Outlook.

Brad, our technician, has worked very hard to create a web design that will help our customers not only get professional training and expert tech support, but also timely, useful information to help you with your technology needs.

Some new features and benefits to our site include:

RSS feeds to keep you updated on the latest technology news and new postings of our “tips and tricks”. We have streamlined the class registration process, ordering of online training and requesting tech services. We also have an online store and a rental service that includes laptops, desktops and projectors.

Please give us feedback and opinions of this new site. Your input is very important to us!

Thank you!
Mike and Brad

This document asserts a very simple rule: press the spacebar only once at the end of each sentence.

This isn't too hard of a concept to grasp. Although, the question is: why?  Why not use two spaces?

After years of using a typewriter, and learning to put two spaces after every sentence, why should I change?

There are two reasons.

The first reason is because typewriters traditionally use non-proportional fonts; every character is the same width. Consider a word like illumination. A lower-case l or i takes up the same space as an m or even M.