GuidePosts RSS 2.0 feed- Scalability April 16, 2011Every so often I will discuss terminology that might not seem relevant to someone who’s just trying to get their cell phone to work or open files on their computer. I do so somewhat selfishly, as a reminder to myself … Continue reading →phil.schawillie
- 32-bit or 64-bit: That is the question April 8, 2011“Which Office 2010 should I install, 32-bit or 64-bit?” I’m not going to answer that here. Well, almost not. I realized that you may or may not have a choice. If you look at your computer’s Properties page and don’t … Continue reading →phil.schawillie
- Security Made Easier (a little) March 31, 2011Security is inconvenient. Whether it’s longer lines at the airport, access control on a network or antivirus software on a computer, security measures consume time and resources that we’d rather devote to other things. Unless, of course, you work in the security industry. … Continue reading →phil.schawillie
- Welcome to GuidePosts March 21, 2011Welcome to GuidePosts, the Digital Tech Guide blog. I’m Philip Schawillie, and this is where I’ll be aharing my observations about the personal technology world. As is noted elsewhere, I’ve been involved in the IT, technical writing, and personal technology … Continue reading →phil.schawillie
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Scalability
Every so often I will discuss terminology that might not seem relevant to someone who’s just trying to get their cell phone to work or open files on their computer. I do so somewhat selfishly, as a reminder to myself … Continue reading
Posted in Techie terms
Tagged Businesses, Employees, Job Seekers, scalability, software
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32-bit or 64-bit: That is the question
“Which Office 2010 should I install, 32-bit or 64-bit?” I’m not going to answer that here. Well, almost not. I realized that you may or may not have a choice. If you look at your computer’s Properties page and don’t … Continue reading
Posted in Microsoft Office
Tagged 32-bit, 64-bit, backup, email, Memeo, Microsoft Update
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Security Made Easier (a little)
Security is inconvenient. Whether it’s longer lines at the airport, access control on a network or antivirus software on a computer, security measures consume time and resources that we’d rather devote to other things. Unless, of course, you work in the security industry. … Continue reading
Posted in Security
Tagged Computers, keyboard shortcut, Microsoft Windows, Windows key
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Welcome to GuidePosts
Welcome to GuidePosts, the Digital Tech Guide blog. I’m Philip Schawillie, and this is where I’ll be aharing my observations about the personal technology world. As is noted elsewhere, I’ve been involved in the IT, technical writing, and personal technology … Continue reading
