- Cracking Open the Apple Macintosh Classic
- The Apple Mac is one of the most famous and easily recognizable personal computers ever manufactured. In this Cracking Open Photo Gallery, TechRepublic examines just what went into a Mac Classic -- and what technology was like in 1991. by Mark Kaelin...
- Image gallery, 2008-06-17
- Video: Take control of any Windows PC on the Internet with CrossLoop
- If remotely controlling PCs across the Internet is a support headache, CrossLoop might be the cure. In this IT Dojo video, Bill Detwiler shows you how to take control of Windows PCs using the free CrossLoop remote control application. by Bill...
- Blog, 2008-06-16
- Sanity check: Will technology empower Gen Y to wipe away our institutions?
- The first digitally-native generation is moving into the workforce and has no patience for out-dated institutions. With the help of technologies they have grown up using, they could revolutionize or eliminate many time-honored institutions --...
- Blog, 2008-06-16
- Live Webcast: Rise of the Mega-Botnets
- Botnets have been around for more than a decade. Long-time users of the Internet chat system, Internet Relay Chat--also known as "IRC," know them well. They were originally used to launch attacks and "take-overs" on IRC servers by malicious...
- Webcast, 2008-06-13
- HP Scanner and Document Management Solutions for Easy Electronic Work Flows
- HP can help solve your document management headaches easily and inexpensively. HP has many new products from scanners and MFPs to archival storage, that support all of your electronic work flow needs while saving you time and money. Electronic...
- Webcast, 2008-06-17
- Geek Trivia: A phone to pick with you
- What was the method of communication originally employed by the Washington-Moscow Hotline, a historically significant telecommunications link between the United States President and Soviet Premier that -- while called The Red Phone -- wasn't...
- Blog, 2008-06-17
- Craft your own Internet usage policy with this sample
- Mike Mullins provides a general guideline for Internet and intranet usage in your organization and encourages you to educate users by distributing a formal Internet usage policy. by Mike Mullins...
- Blog, 2008-06-17
- Will Vista fill the void left by Windows XP?
- The Windows XP era ends June 30 and soon hardware vendors will be shipping you all Vista all the time (in most cases). The save XP effort failed. The whining should cease. And now it's time for Vista to sink or swim. by Larry Dignan...
- Blog, 2008-06-18
- Don't get derailed by Office 2007 compatibility issues
- As with any major upgrade, Office 2007 brings concerns about compatibility. Deb Shinder explains how to minimize compatibility headaches when you make the jump to the latest version. by Debra Littlejohn Shinder...
- Blog, 2008-06-13
- Apple will sacrifice features for performance in the next version of Mac OS X
- Next version of Mac OS X will downplay new features in favor of platform and performance gains. It will increase the performance of JavaScript and QuickTime, make it easier for developers to program for multi-threaded processors, and include native...
- Blog, 2008-06-16
- Use Word fields to customize your form letters
- When you need to send out two versions of a form letter, you don't have to create separate mail merge documents. Using Word's IF field, you can vary the text based on criteria you set. by Mary Ann Richardson...
- Blog, 2008-06-16
- Live Webcast: Email is Critical...and Out of Control!
- More than 75% of the average company's intellectual property is contained in email messages and their attachments. As a result, email has quickly become the file server of choice for most of us - and a headache for compliance managers. The value...
- Webcast, 2008-06-19
- Live Webcast: Beyond Basic Back Up...Disaster Recovery Continuum
- Disruptive events don't have to be a major disaster to wipe out your business. They can be anything from a relatively minor malfunctioning network card to a devastating event such as a sudden regional disaster that not only destroys your data center...
- Webcast, 2008-06-18
- ClarkConnect: Open source gateway options for the remote office
- Rick Vanover introduces the ClarkConnect gateway, based on Red Hat Linux and the 2.6 kernel. The goal of Toronto-based ClarkConnect is to provide an easy-to-use product that revolves around services targeted to broadband technology market. by Rick...
- Blog, 2008-06-16
- Live Webcast: Fix Access Control and Protect Your Data 80% Faster
- The foundation to effective data protection is knowing which data has business value. Business files' shares are filling up with unstructured data at incredible rates (50% annually). Knowing which data is worth protecting, where it resides, and who...
- Webcast, 2008-06-16
- Packard Bell Lives!
- A recent poll of TR members voted Packard Bell the worst PC manufacturer of all time. Surprise! Packard Bell is still alive in Europe and is now part of Acer. by John Sheesley...
- Blog, 2008-06-20
- Track turnover with our Employee Separation Checklist
- TechRepublic's Employee Separation Checklist can help you track the constant flow of employees in and out of your organization. Download the form, customize it to fit your organization's needs, and distribute it to department managers. When an...
- Blog, 2008-06-20
- Wi-Fi thief's tale reminds IT to enforce home office security
- Network security is only as good as its weakest link--often users' home Wi-Fi networks. IT managers must examine their exposure to unsecured Wi-Fi networks and take steps to mitigate any risks, such as helping users protect their networks,...
- Blog, 2008-06-20
- Week in Open Source: June 20, 2008
- This week in TechRepublic blogs, Chad Perrin talked about Linux security, and in particular, the dangers of evaluating security by simply counting vulnerabilities; Rick Vanover introduced open source ClarkConnect as a handy networking solution for...
- Blog, 2008-06-20
- Survey shows 39 percent of employees purchase their own laptop for work
- Employees are buying a lot of their own technologies to use at work -- including laptops, cell phones, and GPS systems -- according to a new survey from digital research firm In-Stat. This phenomenon presents IT departments with a series of complex...
- Blog, 2008-06-20
- Top 10 IT headlines for June 20: 39 percent of users buy own laptops, data centers could reduce power by 80 percent
- Top 10 IT headlines for Friday, June 20, 2008: In-stat survey shows users buy a lot employees buy their own tech, data centers could save up to 80% of power, early gadget adopters are decried as conceited and arrogant, and more. by Jason Hiner...
- Blog, 2008-06-20
- 10+ legal terms you should know if your company is involved in a lawsuit
- If your company gets caught up in a lawsuit, you'll probably need to work with lawyers -- even if the matter doesn't involve something IT did or failed to do. Here are 10 legal concepts that are likely to come into play. by Calvin Sun...
- Blog, 2008-06-20
- Tips for troubleshooting slowdowns in small business networks
- A sluggish network can mean cranky users, loss of productivity, and big headaches for the IT staff. But solving--and even preventing--slowdowns is a whole lot easier when you know the most likely culprits.IT consultant Erik Eckel has identified some...
- Blog, 2008-06-20
- Understand the levels of privilege in the Cisco IOS
- The Cisco IOS actually offers 16 different privilege levels. David Davis discusses these different levels and introduces you to the main commands you'll need to configure these privileges. by David Davis...
- Blog, 2008-06-20
- Cisco Administration 101: Understand the OSI Model to become a better Cisco troubleshooter
- David Davis explains how the seven layers of the OSI Model can help you as a Cisco administrator. Get a brief overview of the OSI model and learn why it is more than just a textbook concept -- understanding it will help you every day of your career....
- Blog, 2008-06-20
- How relevant is browser speed?
- Take this poll to let us know: how relevant you consider browser speed and how you think browser speed should be measured. by Justin James...
- Blog, 2008-06-20
- CIOs could have a tough time getting a seat at the executive table
- Businesses are looking to CIOs to bridge the gap between tech and business by having corporate vision, helping optimize business processes, and offering insight into new areas of growth. Does this sound like a career you'd be interested in? by Toni...
- Blog, 2008-06-20
- Video: TR Out Loud - June 20, 2008
- TROLOV brings you another round of highlights at TechRepublic, including the top five discussions of the week and the members who are burning up the boards. Sonja Thompson wrangles Toni Bowers back in the studio this week by promising not to subject...
- Blog, 2008-06-20
- T-shirt of the week: Theory of Internet
- Frak the Theory of Everything, we finally have a useful equation for explaning the true nature of cyberspace. by Jay Garmon...
- Blog, 2008-06-20
- When Access queries won't update
- Access queries aren't created equal. If you can't edit data via a query, there's a reason. Here are some typical conditions that can prevent queries from being "updateable." by Susan Harkins...
- Blog, 2008-06-20
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