10 Things
Get the key facts on a wide range of technologies, techniques, strategies, and skills with the help of these concise, need-to-know lists.
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10 reasons to use Excel's table object
Excel tables offer several advantages over data ranges. Here's a look at some of the handy things tables enable you to do.
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10 purchases SMBs really need to make
Smaller companies often cut corners on tech purchases -- a practice that can wind up costing them more in the long run.
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10 open source projects that are leading innovation
Think most tech innovation is driven by proprietary development? Think again.
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10+ things that are missing from Excel 2013
Excel 2013 has jettisoned some familiar features - like saved workspaces, fax templates, and various chart options. Here's a rundown of what's gone.
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10 things you should consider before implementing a chat support program
Live chat has become a valuable tool for help desk reps. These 10 pointers will help make your chat initiative successful.
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10 tips for coping with international business travel
Traveling to other countries on business can get a little tricky. Here's some hard-won advice from one globetrotting IT pro.
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10 important lessons I've learned as a remote engineer
It takes a special kind of person to handle the remote support role. But for the right tech, the work can be enormously satisfying.
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10 things that are missing from Outlook 2013
Microsoft removed quite a few tools and features from the latest version of Outlook. Do you miss them?
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10 signs your staff is about to mutiny
When your staff is frustrated and resentful, morale and productivity can take a big hit. Knowing how to spot the signs may help you preempt a full-scale rebellion.
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My 10 favorite things about Office 2013
Office 2013 has its share of critics, but some new features could win you over.
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10 highly valued soft skills for IT pros
Today's IT pro needs both technical expertise and soft skills -- that's nothing new. But the scope of those in-demand soft skills just keeps growing.
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10 reasons why Kingsoft Office is better than the competition
Move over Microsoft Office and LibreOffice - there's a new suite in town.
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10 keys to a successful corporate online training program
If it's done right, online training can help employees develop the skills they need to do their jobs effectively and expand their knowledge and expertise.
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10 things that are hard to find (or gone altogether) in Office 2013
Is Office 2013 hiding the tools and options you rely on? Here are some features that have been reshuffled -- or removed.
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10 signs that you might have a data governance problem
If data isn't managed well, your organization could be at significant risk. This list will help you spot areas where your data governance may fall short.
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10 things to try when applications won't work with Windows 8
If you have problems getting an app to run on Windows 8, all's not lost. One of these strategies or workarounds may get the application running.
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10 things you should know about NoSQL databases
The relational database model has prevailed for decades, but a new type of database -- known as NoSQL -- is gaining attention in the enterprise. Here's an overview of its pros and cons.
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10 tips for sharpening your logical thinking
Logical thinking helps you discern the truth, solve problems, and make good decisions -- unless your logic is flawed. Here are a few principles that will help ensure correct reasoning.
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10 cool things you can do with Windows PowerShell
If PowerShell's learning curve has kept you from embracing it for daily use, "cool" might not be a word you'd associate with it. But PowerShell is here to stay. It's a core part of Exchange 2007, Windows Server 2008, and SQL Server 2008, and it has immense power worth tapping into. Here are some examples of how to put PowerShell to work.
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10 things you should know about Microsoft Small Business Server 2011
Windows Small Business Server 2011 has arrived, bringing with it some significant changes. Erik Eckel discusses what's new and explains some of the more complex aspects of this release.
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10 virtual appliances that can simplify your job
If you've never worked with virtual appliances, you owe it to yourself to check them out. Here are 10 good ones that will give you an idea of what they can do for you.
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10 ways to tweak Windows 7 using the Local Group Policy Editor
You can customize Windows 7 by setting local group policies to control the way the OS looks and acts. Paul McFedries offers 10 handy tweaks.
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10 tips for coping with blue screen errors
Tracking down the cause of a BSOD can be tricky. Here are some steps that may help you zero in on the problem.
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The 10 most useful Word shortcuts
How many Word shortcuts do you remember and use on a regular basis? Fifty? Twenty? How about just 10 solid go-to shortcuts like these?
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10 steps to linking PowerPoint slides
Build a little navigation into your slide shows by putting PowerPoint action buttons and links to work.
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10 things that are missing from Outlook 2013
Microsoft removed quite a few tools and features from the latest version of Outlook. Do you miss them?
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10 steps to creating a numbered heading style in Word
If you want to incorporate automatic numbering in your document headings, the quickest and most foolproof route is to create a custom style.
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10 QuickBooks issues and how to resolve them
When something goes wrong with QuickBooks, the consequences can be pretty dire. Luckily, many common problems are easy to fix -- once you know about them.
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10 skills for developers to focus on in 2013
Development trends that began to emerge in 2012 are picking up steam. Here's a look at the must-know technologies for the year ahead.
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The 10 best ways to handle a job interview
Given the current economy, maintaining contacts with other companies can be critical. Knowing the right people can help you land a better job, one with more pay or perhaps the chance of advancement. But getting that next job often involves an interview. Calvin Sun put together this list of practical interview pointers to help you excel.