Setting Up a Server Room on a Budget: A Do-it-Yourself Guide By Paul Holstein
Controlling operational costs is always a challenge, but amid the current recession budgets are tighter than ever. While it's possible to make smart decisions and cut a few extras to spend less, one thing most companies can't nix is a reliable server and a cool, secure room in which to keep it. In this day and age, it's nearly impossible to do business without a solid network infrastructure, and server rooms have become the nerve centers of our businesses. But despite its vital importance, a server room doesn't necessarily have to break the bank.
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Adobe Acrobat 9 Pro Essentials: Business Workflow By Brian Wood
In this training video, host Brian Wood discusses how business professionals can use existing business documents such as Excel PowerPoint, images, CAD drawings and more, and convert them to PDF or combine them into a single PDF portfolio to unify that content, send the files off for review, add multimedia, 3D and more.
...Read More »
Thinking about switching to a Mac? By Robert Jensen
My original plan was for this to be a straightforward review of Apple's updated 24-inch iMac that was announced in April. In such cases I ask the manufacturer for a review unit, they send it to me on loan, I TEST it for a few weeks, write my review and finally pack everything back in its box and ship it back.
...Read More »
Saving Yesterday For Tomorrow By Miles Weston
Documents can be replaced. Reports can be replaced. Personal, professional, family videotapes can't be replaced when they go bad. Videographers and consumers need to save the content to archival DVD before the moments, memories disappear.
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Protecting, Caring For, Sharing Personal, Family Moments, Memories By Miles Weston
Nothing is more critical to people than photos and videos of friends and family. Hard drives shouldn't crash. Errors shouldn't happen. But they do. Good media and a little attention can protect your moments, your memories...forever.
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Part 20: Sharing Printers And Peripherals (Windows & Mac) By Jeff Van West and Garrick ChowPart 20: Sharing Printers And Peripherals (Windows & Mac) - Do you have more than one computer in your home or small office? If you do, you need a network! Using the network, you can share a single internet connection between all your computers, transfer files with a few mouse-clicks rather than a pile of floppy disks, and work wirelessly with your laptop from anywhere in the room. You can also use your network for sharing printers, playing music, and vanquishing the enemy in multi-player online games.
...Read More »
Don't Throw Away Those Old Hard Disks! By Charlie White
Do you have any old hard disks lying around gathering dust? If so, we've found a good use for them. You can either turn a disk into a FireWire or USB 2.0 drive, or you can put it in an enclosure that lets it act as network attached storage (NAS). So don't throw those old hard disks away, at least not until you've read about how easy it is to dress them up in a brand new enclosure. Using the ADS Dual-Link Drive Kit, as well as the ADS NAS Drive Kit, we turned lemons into lemonade.
...Read More »
Take Control of Your PVR/DVR Recordings
Do you record your favorite broadcast or cable shows and wish you had access to them whenever or wherever you wanted to use them? Are you running out of disk space because your digital video recordings are so large?
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The Mac Entertainment Hub, Part 1 By Dave Nagel
Try this experiment: Head into the home theater department of your friendly, local electronics retailer, and tell the salesman you want to build a surround system around your computer. Observe the stunned expression, the eyes losing contact, the grimace of pity, the upturned palms in preface to the inevitable question: "Why would you want to do that?" But, of course, it's you who should be feeling the pity because, as our experiment has proved, this salesman doesn't have a Mac. If he did, he wouldn't even be asking you the question.
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Setting Up for DTS Playback on the Mac By Dave Nagel
Apple's DVD Studio Pro 3 now includes the ability to import DTS audio into your projects, but there's one problem. With no DTS decoder currently available for the Mac, you can't simply preview your DTS audio within Simulator, so you're stuck building your project before you can even hear your sound. But you don't have to waste your DVD media (and time) burning projects to disc. Rather, with a few little software tricks and the help of a digital receiver, you can play your DTS DVDs right out of your Mac from your hard drive with Apple's built-in DVD Player software.
...Read More »
Bluetooth headsets have become more and more popular throughout the years and now more and more cell phones have been able to take advantage of this technology. In this review we'll be looking at a brand new Bluetooth headset from iTech, the SolarVoice 908, one of the first solar charging headsets on the market.
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Thank goodness you're a pack rat! You know, have to grab, keep everything that flies by...ok everything except that report or news item or YouTube yuck you saw last week and now desperately need. Can't find it it save your behind. And still you don't have enough storage...there are new worlds to conquer, new worlds to destroy or take home with you. Don't worry Flash will always be there for you Dale!!!!
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On this Veteran's Day 2009, as we honor those who served and gave their lives for America, there are stories about man's best friend being told by those who fought alongside their "War Dogs of the Pacific." Most Americans have no idea that dogs were trained to sniff out the enemy during World War II, 549 to be exact fought with the U.S. Marines on Guam, Saipan, and other battlegrounds of the Pacific Theater.
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Did you hear? Microsoft is releasing a new version of Windows - should you buy it? Windows 7 is here. In this article you will find out if Windows 7 is worth the wait and whether or not you should upgrade. Or is Windows 7 just another Vista?
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Setting Up a Server Room on a Budget: A Do-it-Yourself Guide
Controlling operational costs is always a challenge, but amid the current recession budgets are tighter than ever. While it's possible to make smart decisions and cut a few extras to spend less, one thing most companies can't nix is a reliable server and a cool, secure room in which to keep it. In this day and age, it's nearly impossible to do business without a solid network infrastructure, and server rooms have become the nerve centers of our businesses. But despite its vital importance, a server room doesn't necessarily have to break the bank.
...Read More »
Adobe Acrobat 9 Pro Essentials: Business Workflow
In this training video, host Brian Wood discusses how business professionals can use existing business documents such as Excel PowerPoint, images, CAD drawings and more, and convert them to PDF or combine them into a single PDF portfolio to unify that content, send the files off for review, add multimedia, 3D and more.
...Read More »
Thinking about switching to a Mac?
My original plan was for this to be a straightforward review of Apple's updated 24-inch iMac that was announced in April. In such cases I ask the manufacturer for a review unit, they send it to me on loan, I TEST it for a few weeks, write my review and finally pack everything back in its box and ship it back.
...Read More »
Saving Yesterday For Tomorrow
Documents can be replaced. Reports can be replaced. Personal, professional, family videotapes can't be replaced when they go bad. Videographers and consumers need to save the content to archival DVD before the moments, memories disappear.
...Read More »
Protecting, Caring For, Sharing Personal, Family Moments, Memories
Nothing is more critical to people than photos and videos of friends and family. Hard drives shouldn't crash. Errors shouldn't happen. But they do. Good media and a little attention can protect your moments, your memories...forever.
...Read More »
Part 20: Sharing Printers And Peripherals (Windows & Mac)
Part 20: Sharing Printers And Peripherals (Windows & Mac) - Do you have more than one computer in your home or small office? If you do, you need a network! Using the network, you can share a single internet connection between all your computers, transfer files with a few mouse-clicks rather than a pile of floppy disks, and work wirelessly with your laptop from anywhere in the room. You can also use your network for sharing printers, playing music, and vanquishing the enemy in multi-player online games.
...Read More »
Don't Throw Away Those Old Hard Disks!
Do you have any old hard disks lying around gathering dust? If so, we've found a good use for them. You can either turn a disk into a FireWire or USB 2.0 drive, or you can put it in an enclosure that lets it act as network attached storage (NAS). So don't throw those old hard disks away, at least not until you've read about how easy it is to dress them up in a brand new enclosure. Using the ADS Dual-Link Drive Kit, as well as the ADS NAS Drive Kit, we turned lemons into lemonade.
...Read More »
Take Control of Your PVR/DVR Recordings
Do you record your favorite broadcast or cable shows and wish you had access to them whenever or wherever you wanted to use them? Are you running out of disk space because your digital video recordings are so large?
...Read More »
The Mac Entertainment Hub, Part 1
Try this experiment: Head into the home theater department of your friendly, local electronics retailer, and tell the salesman you want to build a surround system around your computer. Observe the stunned expression, the eyes losing contact, the grimace of pity, the upturned palms in preface to the inevitable question: "Why would you want to do that?" But, of course, it's you who should be feeling the pity because, as our experiment has proved, this salesman doesn't have a Mac. If he did, he wouldn't even be asking you the question.
...Read More »
Setting Up for DTS Playback on the Mac
Apple's DVD Studio Pro 3 now includes the ability to import DTS audio into your projects, but there's one problem. With no DTS decoder currently available for the Mac, you can't simply preview your DTS audio within Simulator, so you're stuck building your project before you can even hear your sound. But you don't have to waste your DVD media (and time) burning projects to disc. Rather, with a few little software tricks and the help of a digital receiver, you can play your DTS DVDs right out of your Mac from your hard drive with Apple's built-in DVD Player software.
...Read More »
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