A personal story I created and administer my website using a program called Rapidweaver. It’s a low-cost alternative to Dreamweaver on the Mac; at least, it starts at a low-cost. The application itself retails for $79, and it does a lot of what you need it to do. And then it doesn’t do what you need it to do, as its simplicity makes it rather limited in its scope. You need to purchase plug-ins to do everything else, as well as additional themes. Of course, the Rapidweaver plug-ins require a serial number to activate and use. I reimaged my Mac a few weeks ago, and loaded up Rapidweaver to make some changes to my website. To make all the appropriate changes, in fact to actually load my local copy of the website, I have [+]

Sometimes you just run across a product and think to yourself  "Why could I of not found out about this sooner"....Well that is the case with the Laptop Repair Videos that are done by Steve Cherubino. Having this asset available to you in this industry is outstanding. The videos are done in HD and are the work of an expert in the industry. Some of the things covered are: *How to replace a motherboard *How to fix DC power jacks *How to solder Now if you are in business and you shy away from the laptop repair world due to maybe not having the technical knowledge to do the jobs, then your problem is solved. The Laptop Repair Videos will make it so now you can offer this valuable service work to your customers. Check them out today Laptop Repair Videos [+]

“This makes me want to participate even more in distributing pirated movies and never again pay to watch one.”

Recently did an interview with Steve from Podnutz and we talked about everything from the book Computer Repair Business Lessons Learned, Pc Dice, Nationwide Computer Techs and the Assocation of Computer Repair Business Owners. I think it went pretty well, but I could be a bit bias...Steve from Podnutz is a great guy and really nice to talk with. Also, if you are not aware of this, Steve has created some great videos on laptop repair. These videos are extremely high quality and full of information. Check them out here. You can listen to the episode here. [+]

Am going to be doing a website for a business and they had the Domain registered through Network Solutions. They did not personally register it they had the person that was going to build the site awhile ago register it for them. Well now the time comes I need access to change the name servers and low and behold he can't access the site to change things. Few e-mails go back and forth and the answer ends up being "I will not transfer the domain, you will have to contact Network Solutions". Now this is crazy on a few levels. First, when the domain was first registered it should of been done in the name of the owner of the business. They should of had records showing the registration, access information, etc. But, I have found in this business quite a [+]

In listening to the feedback of our valued Maintenance & Support clients, Progressive Integrations, Inc., makes a bold move with managed services Johns Island, SC, October 28, 2009: For 2 years, Progressive Integrations, Inc, saw a need for its client to have a source for IT (Information Technology), whereas previously much of it was outsourced. It became imperative that better service to the client consisted of having total system integration with one vendor. Thus the Progressive Integrations IT Division was born. Since that time, we have been primarily an installation and B/F (break/fix) shop for our clients and that has gone well for us, but our clients started asking for more. Our clients requested a more proactive approach to IT considering such items as the economy and ROI (return on investment). Thus managed services were [+]

I asked for feedback, and I got it. I don't think I was prepared for it though. But I'm really glad I put it out there.

Well I waited a week since it's release and Windows 7 has resulted in no service calls. This tells me one of two things, either the new operating system is so good it requires no work or nobody in the commuity has upgraded to the new Windows 7. I would like to think from a consumer perspective that it is a solid operating system and there will be no problems with it. But, from a business perspective obviously that would not be a good thing. Either way i'll be interested to see when our 1st Windows 7 job comes in-house. Dan Computer Medics of Northern Virginia LLC www.CmoNova.com [+]

Dear Valued Clients who are DSL customers (or cable customers), Let me first state that I am very satisfied with my DSL at home. Yesterday I received this message (way below) from AT&T. Because much of our B/F (break/fix) work comes from slow machines, virus infected machines, etc, I thought it might be beneficial for me to give you some background information before you jump on the FREE download below (or consider any FREE product), I want to let you know why I do NOT download the FREE software offered by my ISP (or Comcast either). Also just because you have a Mac, does not mean you are immune: http://www.macworld.com/article/135900/2008/10/antivirus.html 1. Free is not necessarily FREE. What do I mean by that? Just because something is FREE does not [+]

What I am about to write/discuss is probably not going to make me very popular, but it has been my experience that working with other 'believers' for the most part has been horrendous. Why? I am a Christ-follower and I have learned over the years not to ANNOUNCE/Advertise that I am Christian due to the following: 1. There are expectations on ethics, standards of conduct and professionalism that are missing many times due to assumptions when someone announces "I am a Christian" that many times do not reflect a Christ-follower on both sides. 2. These 'assumptions' many times turn into attacks about faith versus dealing with the job, quote, proposal, etc. Many times this usually happens when it comes time to pay the bill. 3. Good-faith handshakes are not in good faith... they are many times doorways for abuse of free work, incessant [+]