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Designers create objects that are used by people

11. June 2008

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Designers create objects that are used by people or, in other words, are simply needed. (When you need a streetcar ticket to visit a friend, you use a vending machine to purchase it). Use has both an inner motivational aspect (Need) and an external one when it comes to practical applications. When something can be [...]

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Address verification and strategic design

3. June 2008

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The term “strategy,” originally used in military contexts to refer to the art of winning a battle, has come to mean any long-term guideline, tool, or plan intended to accomplish a competitive task. As such, the term is currently also used by many companies. Recently, many companies have pointed out the importance of strategic design and [...]

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Campaigns are most relevant to communication

24. May 2008

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The term “campaign” is most commonly used in the context of the military, politics, or advertising, and refers to a series of connected activities intended to produce a desired result. It can also refer to money-raising (capital or charitable campaigns) and public-awareness strategies (public health campaigns). Campaigns are most relevant to communication and media-based designers as [...]

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Backing up my home PC is an important task for me

21. May 2008

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I run on my PC Windows Vista and some time ago I tried it’s Backup feature. For me it’s very important to backup my files, e-mails, music and pictures once in a while. Why? I have two 250 GB SATA hard drives, and I use the RAID 0 feature of my mother board. So, if something [...]

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How to get traffic to your website?

20. May 2008

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You need to get traffic to your site. Traffic just means how many visitors you have. Getting people to come to your site is one of your most difficult tasks as a Web designer. Usually, the first step is to submit your site to search engines. Let’s start off with Yahoo.com, which is second only [...]

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Have you ever used a virtual private network?

18. May 2008

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A virtual private network (VPN) is a computer based network in which the links between nodes are carried by open connections, SSL connections or virtual circuits in some larger network instead of by physical wires. The link-layer connections of the virtual network are said to be tunneled through the larger network when this is the [...]

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Would you like to know whats your IP address?

17. May 2008

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An IP address also known as Internet Protocol address is a unique row of numbers that some electronic devices use to identify and communicate with each other on a computer network utilizing a network connection. A network can contain more devices like: computers, modems, fax machines, phones, scanners, printers, access points, routers, wireless stuff. To communicate [...]

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Adding Your Catalog Contents to Google Catalogs

16. May 2008

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The most common way to advertise goods or services to purchase online is through a catalog a set of Web pages that contains descriptions and prices of various items. Those of us who spend several hours a day online begin to think that every kind of content is now available on the Internet, but it’s not [...]

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Dedicated Backup Network

16. May 2008

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You may find that even by upgrading your network bandwidth to 100 Mbps or even 1 GbE your primary network is so busy during the evening hours when backup runs that it would still hinder performance. That’s when you want to consider implementing a dedicated backup network. These are great if you can afford to [...]

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Making a Business Case for Google Spreadsheets

14. May 2008

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Some of the advantages of working with Google’s spreadsheet application have already been mentioned. But if you suggest to your office manager or other supervisor that they start using this online service, you may meet with some resistance. For one thing, accountants and other financial officers are probably already using a spreadsheet application. Then there’s another [...]

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