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Writing is already hard as it is, but don’t you hate it when you’re stuck with writer’s block? Luckily here’s a few tricks you can pull out when you’re in need of some new blog content.
1. Invite a guest blogger to post: If one of your readers or friend is actively sharing great opinions, then [...]

One of my clients asked me a good question the other day: “my competitor doesn’t have a blog…if a blog is so important, why do they not bother to have one?”  Some of the answers: “we don’t want to write about our company secrets”, “I don’t know what to write about”, and “I don’t have [...]

If you’re thinking of buying everyone in the office an iPad 2, it’s not a bad idea. There are many impressive features and endless supply of cool apps that will spruce up your business.
1. Meetings and Presentations: With meeting-related apps and an HDTV adapter, the iPad 2 makes it easier to share information.  Are you [...]

Websites have evolved significantly over the past few years. What does it take to make a site work for your business today? Content will still get visitors to your website, but in the long run, what does it take to entice return visits? The answer is that it has to allow visitor interaction.
What does this [...]

The news, which was announced last week, adding to Google’s current computer to computer voice and video chat via Gmail.
Currently promises free calls to U.S. and Canadian phone number for the remainder of 2010, with low rates for calls to other countries – calls to UK, France, Germany, China Korea, Japan would cost at least [...]

More people are using the web to research companies and products nowadays. If your site does not look appealing, you may be losing businesses.
Here are 5 Must Have’s for a website:
1. About Us page: clients would like to know more about your company before spending money on your products or services. Show your [...]

If you have been playing with the the AD PowerShell cmdlets you know that it requires a few things to run, first Windows Server 2008 R2 or Windows 7, the .NET Framework 3.5.1 and of course if you want to manage an AD domain you need Active Directory Web Services (ADWS) installed on at least [...]

Microsoft has done this for quite some time now and is something everyone should take advantage of. Especially in today’s economy where training budgets are getting slashed.
Here are three great labs that you can use to learn all about Server 2008 R2’s Active Directory.
Windows Server 2008 R2: What’s New in Active [...]

Here is the script that will change all public profile NICs to become Work Network NICs:
$nlm = [Activator]::CreateInstance([Type]::GetTypeFromCLSID([Guid]“{DCB00C01-570F-4A9B-8D69-199FDBA5723B}”))
$connections = $nlm.getnetworkconnections()
$connections |foreach {
if ($_.getnetwork().getcategory() -eq 0)
{
$_.getnetwork().setcategory(1)
}
}
Afterwards I was able to enable remoting with no problem.Enable Powershell Remoting While Running VMWare Workstation in a Domain

Windows Explorer has undergone a lot of changes in Windows 7 and Vista. As part of several changes, Vista or Windows 7 users will not see the menu bar in Windows Explorer because it’s been hidden. You can make the cloaked Windows Explorer menu bar able to be seen by using any one of these [...]