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- Transcription Made Easy: Tools for Converting Audio to Text

Accuracy and efficiency are crucial when transcribing a recording. The right tools can make transcription easier and faster. Learn about the newest software and hardware available to make the process smoother.
- So Long, Vista! Seven Reasons You'll Love Windows 7

Fed up with Vista? Still using Windows XP? The long-awaited release of Windows 7 will have you swooning. The Software Pro gives an overview of the top new features and tells us why this new version is the unassuming, practical upgrade we've been waiting for.
- The Email Revolution: Tips and Tools for Effective Email Management

Ever forget to check your email and the next thing you know, it’s out of control? Your inbox should be treated like any other organizational system. We have a few tips and tricks for controlling your email instead of letting it control you. Check out our article for some easy ways to manage your inbox.
- Task Timing Software: Know the Answer to "How Long Will This Take?"

How much more effectively could you manage your time if you really knew how long each task would take you to complete? Did you know that there’s a tool out there that can help you do this? For most of us, such information would be invaluable to planning and scheduling our daily activities. Find out (from an experience user) what task timing software has to offer and how it might be able to help you.
- Must-Have Mobile Applications

Getting the most out of your mobile phone can be perplexing. After all, shouldn’t everything you need come standard? Investigate the best mobile applications and what they can do for your phone.
- Website Blocked: Interview with an Expert
Wondering why your favorite websites are blocked at work? Think there’s nothing you can do about it? Learn why websites are really blocked from an IT expert.
- Open Safe but Unknown File Types

So you receive a file attachment in your e-mail and you really, really need what is inside it. Maybe it's a file from your most important client, or a file that you cannot get re-sent to you, or just something that you need to get to as soon
- XP versus Vista: What's the Difference and Why Should I Care?
When people start talking about the operating systems that are current in the world of Microsoft you probably get a little bit confused. There has been a lot of hype coming from all sides and it's hard to tell if anybody is telling you the
- Software Comparison: Peachtree versus Quicken
If you’re looking for a comprehensive accounting package for a small but growing business, look no further. You have two great options to choose from. We’ll show you the pros and cons (and share personal user experiences) of each of these popular programs to help you make an informed purchasing decision.
- Using Google Documents
Google is taking over the web and their documents program is just another way they’re making life (and work) easier. Learn all about this new online application and how it can make word processing more convenient than ever. We’ll give you an honest, straightforward assessment of how it works and what it can do for you.
- What's New in MS Excel 2007?
Have you upgraded your Microsoft spreadsheet software? You’ve probably noticed some significant changes. We’ll walk you through the new on-screen layout and show you some simple ways to get acquainted with the newest version of Excel.
- Manage Projects with Wrike
Trying to organize multiple parts of a project can be difficult, but it doesn’t need to be. There’s a great a new online project management system called Wrike that can help you effectively monitor progress of your to-do list, assign tasks, and communicate with others. We’ll show you how to be more productive with Wrike.
- So I have an Accounting Software Program: Now What?
Are you staring at brand new financial accounting software and have no idea where to begin? Stop stressing! This experienced user provides an overview of the things you can do and the terminology you’ll encounter within the program. We’ll demystify the experience with this helpful summary.
- The Old School vs. The New School: Tackling the Debate of Paper vs. Electronic Files
Let’s face it: we’ve all been addicted to paper for quite some time. But we have new options these days. Electronic filing and storage are the wave of the future. Is this something you already practice in your office, or are you living in the paper pages of the past?
- Proper Work Netiquette
You’ve probably all heard of using the proper “etiquette”, but what about netiquette? This term refers to your online behavior and habits while at work. Explore the dos and don’ts of Internet use at work and what you can do to protect yourself online.
- Voicemail or Email? When and How to Use Them

We’ve all encountered confusing emails and dreadfully long voicemails that waste our time. Check out our article for a simple guide on what topics are best for voicemails versus emails and how to use the 2 mediums so that your message will be understood and get noticed.
- What's New in MS Word 2007?

Help! I just got the new MS Word 2007 and I can’t find anything! If you’re wondering about the fresh layout, icons, and features of MS Word 2007, we’ve put together a simple guide to help you get comfortable with the new program.
- Opening the Door to Open Source Software

Open source software? What the heck is that?? And is it something I can use in my day-to-day work? Learn more in this informative article about OSS and how it may or may not be beneficial to you.
- Software for Success: Websites to Help You Achieve Your Resolutions

Happy 2009! A new year always brings new resolutions, and if you regularly work in front of a computer, you may benefit from goal-setting software. In this article, we explore key goal-oriented websites that you’ve likely never heard of.
- Quick and Easy: Why You Should Consider Online Invoicing

Most likely, you’re aware that you can purchase and install programs onto your PC to create and manage invoices. But, did you know that the Internet also offers some fabulous web-based programs for invoicing? Read on to discover two web-based invoicing resources.
- Process Improvement: An Overview of Six Sigma Training

Have you ever heard of Six Sigma? Many companies use the Six Sigma program to improve productivity and reduce errors. The process itself is quite comprehensive and can be somewhat overwhelming to those who aren’t familiar with it. Our Training Doctor breaks it down and provides a thorough overview of the system.
- Timesavers: Five Ways to Master the Office 2007 Ribbon

Does the Microsoft® Office 2007 Ribbon leave you guessing? If so, help is on the way. Microsoft Certified Trainer, Dawn Bjork Buzbee – aka: “The Software Pro”– is here to explain the inner-workings of this highly beneficial resource. Learn how to fully utilize the Ribbon in this informative article.
- On the Go: Five Free iPhone Apps for Small Business

Managing an office on the go used to be difficult. But then, the iPhone came along. Learn about the top five free iPhone applications that make small businesses run more efficiently – and get 'em for yourself.
- No-Nonsense Home Server: A Resource for Small and Home-Based Businesses

Having a server at your disposal can make a major difference in how an office manages files, making it easier to share information and even access data when working from home. The Acer Aspire easyStore Home Server offers those benefits, with simple set-up as a bonus.
- Stop Scanning the Old-Fashioned Way: Get Neat

Are you still scanning one page at a time and dealing with blurry printouts of scanned docs? If so, it’s time to update your equipment. NeatDesk is just what the doctor ordered.
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