Tag Archives: CIO Mag

Your Complete Guide to Facebook Timeline

Posted on January 28, 2012 by jmiles

Facebook has been rolling out Timeline slowly since December, after first introducing it at its F8 developer conference in September. The project is one of Facebooks most ambitious and significant redesigns to date, as it seeks to become your digital … Continue reading →

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Keyboard Shortcuts: The Ribbon, Microsoft Word and IE

Posted on December 16, 2010 by jmiles

Here are some lesser-known keyboard shortcuts in Office and Internet Explorer to free you from all that mousing and clicking. via Keyboard Shortcuts: The Ribbon, Microsoft Word and IE | CIO.

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CIO Magazine’s SharePoint Bible

Posted on April 1, 2010 by jmiles

SharePoint Bible: Your Complete Guide to Microsoft’s Collaboration Software via SharePoint Bible: Your Complete Guide to Microsoft’s Collaboration Software.

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The BlackBerry-to-iPhone Switch: Converts Speak

Posted on March 24, 2010 by jmiles

I found this article very interesting in spite of the fact that I am a strictly Windows Mobile guy; my current phone is a Palm Treo Pro.  I have never used either a Blackberry OR an iPhone.  (My day-job company recently forbade users to … Continue reading →

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Adobe Admits Users Vulnerable After New Install

Posted on July 24, 2009 by jmiles

Adobe Admits Users Are Vulnerable After Downloading Reader.  From CIO Magazine. Adobe leaves vulnerable versions of Reader (For example version 9.1) for download on its web site, and the user can only update (to, say 9.1.2) by patching.  But the … Continue reading →

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Meet the Laptop You’ll Use in 2015

Posted on July 20, 2009 by jmiles

I have concerns about touch-screen keyboards (but then, I am such a poor typist I wonder why I care? ) The rules of notebook design and the components that go inside are being rewritten to make the road a better … Continue reading →

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Microsoft Update Removes Rogue Antivirus Program

Posted on June 9, 2009 by jmiles

Microsoft has taken aim at a rogue antivirus program called Internet Antivirus Pro. The company’s latest update to its Windows Malicious Software Removal Tool, MSRT released Tuesday, adds detection for this dubious program, which masquerades as security software. via Microsoft … Continue reading →

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