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Computer good practices
hey guys,
I decided that a thread about computer good practices should be started here on CD. I am no expert on computers and thought it would be helpful to everyone if we listed tips that would make computer use safer and increase productivity. List tips that should be practiced: -when using a flash drive (jump drive, usb drive, etc.) always click that little safely remove hardware icon next to the time in the bottom righthand corner of the screen and safely uninstall it. -when using firefox and IE 7: keep the number of tabs to a minimum. Usually: you have too many tabs if that little arrow that scrolls left to right pops up on the task bar. -vivek |
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