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  • TIME WARNER SETUP INSTRUCTIONS for Microsoft Outlook to migrate from Insight to TWC

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    Time Warner Registration information: Follow instructions provided by Time Warner via email Email: LloydFoe@twc.com Password: ******** Webmail: https://webmail.twc.com webmail.roadrunner.com TWC Portal: TWCcentral.com Time Warner telephone numbers: 502.357.4400 855.821.7018 Microsoft Outlook Email Setup Turn off SSL Incoming mail: mail.twc.com Outgoing mail: mobile-smtp.roadrunner.com Follow the screen shots  (Time Warner has been changing some of their settings.) So,…

  • HTTP and HTTPS – Do YOU Know The Difference ?

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      “HTTP” & “HTTPS” – Do YOU Know The Difference ? Once in a while, there is something that comes down the pike that is of real importance.What is the difference between http and https?Don’t know how many of you are aware of this difference, but it is worth passing this info on.**The main difference…

  • Paper Jam!

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    Paper Jams are an annoyance that have plagued office printers for years, and will most likely continue to do so.  Before you go to the trouble of calling your friendly neighborhood printer repair man, there are a few easy things you can check that may save you time and money.  If you ever feel that…

  • Brother Intellifax 4100e Drum Unit and Toner Cartridge How-To’s

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    The Brother Intellifax 4100e is a common multi-function printer in many offices.  We have found several issues regarding the drum unit and toner cartridge could be easily addressed in a video format to save our customers time and money.  This videos will help you replace your toner cartridge and show you how to clean it…

  • HP LaserJet Enterprise M601n Review

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    This week, Laser Technology reviews the HP LaserJet Enterprise 600 series M601n.  Featuring print speeds of up to 45 ppm and HP’s ePrint, this printer is worth a look.  Also new this week is our Partners page, where we’ve included a list of some of our favorite companies to work with locally.  You can visit…

  • My Windows 8 Experience

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    Recently, I had the good fortune to acquire a shiny new solid state drive.  My new drive happens to be a Sata3 drive, a Kingston HyperX drive capable of reaching read speeds of 555 MB/s (which is very fast).  Like most nerds would be, I was quite dissatisfied when I couldn’t utilize Sata3 with Windows…

  • Lifehacker on Keyboard Shortcuts

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    Lifehacker, a website that posts tips that make your life easier, has posted a great article about keyboard shortcuts, why you should use them, and how to learn them (even if you think they are hard).  If you’ve never been to Lifehacker before, or don’t use keyboard shortcuts much, you should definitely check this article…

  • Guide to Buying a Laptop

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    TIPS for Buying a Laptop Know what you need to buy – if a desktop will work, they tend to be more affordable and faster than laptops.  What operating system do you want to run: Windows 8, Apple’s OSX, or Linux? (If you don’t know, then the answer is Windows).  Do you know what screen…

  • News From The Better Business Bureau on Scammers

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    WHAT’S HAPPENING TODAY? Scammers launched a particularly widespread phishing campaign this morning using the BBB brand, and targeting consumers and business owners. Our parent organization, the Council of Better Business Bureaus, is receiving samples of these emails by the hundreds each hour. The emails claim the recipient’s company has been the subject of a complaint,…

  • Tips for Microsoft Excel

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    I am currently a student at UofL, and it is typical that my professors impinge upon my ability to ignore certain pieces of software, specifically Microsoft Excel.  Almost everyone who works in an office uses (or could use) Excel, and some of us have a bit more time to learn the program than others (and…