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Team collaboration is critical for business success, innovation, and productivity, but the office environment also plays a pivotal role.
From traditional offices and home offices to coworking spaces and coworking hubs, developing strategies that facilitate team interaction can result in improved results – here are five strategies designed to enhance team collaboration in modern office settings. [Read more…]
As you probably know, I have written numerous tips for securing Windows 11 from hacking attacks, viral infections and other potential threats as well as making your computing sessions as private as possible.
Your safety, security and privacy are very important to me. I know you could spend hours of your precious time going through my blog to find the recommended changes you need to make to your settings and the other tips I’ve made available, but I know there has to be a better way… [Read more…]
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As you probably know, great lighting is essential for taking great portraits.
That’s why photographic flash and lighting equipment make up one of the largest segments of the market for photography gear.
One of the best sources of light for portrait photography is absolutely free however, and it’s available most anywhere during the daylight hours…
Question from Sue: Yesterday I started getting emails from several websites that I mostly infrequently use or don’t use at all, such as Microsoft, Walmart, and Instagram.
But now I’ve received two more emails from two websites (AirBnB and eBay) that I DO use.
These emails were all in regard to resetting my password – either the password was already changed or a request to change it.
I’m confused about what’s going on and what I need to do?
Most every computer user is familiar with the “Undo” and “Redo” options on program menus.
If you’re unfamiliar with them, clicking “Undo” will reverse the last change you made to a text file, a Word document, a photo or most anything else that you can edit.
Clicking “Redo” will reverse the “Undo” and make the change you “undid” active once again.
As you can imagine, these are two of the most useful options you have at your disposal while you’re doing something with your computer.
But there’s a problem…