A years worth of little nuggets of information designed to make working with your computer that bit more bearable... and all crammed in to one easy to read, easy to reference handy book. This book contains 52-ish Top I.T. Tips for staying safe and getting the most out of your computer. It's aimed squarely at business owners who want to get an edge on everyone else and do things a little bit smarter and a little bit quicker. This book is 100% non-geeky and non-technical. It's just packed with golden, easy to understand I.T. tips that GUARANTEE business computers help your business rather than hinder it. Some of things you'll find inside include: The 2nd most useful program on my computer, something I use every single day that really makes my life a whole lot easier Why two is always better than one Some of the most common computer scams, and how to avoid them Tips on making sure you own your own domain name... properly The easy way to book and manage your meetings Just what is the best web browser The #1 single most dangerous thing most business owners don't do with their I.T. and how to avoid it A bit of Humour A Few Rants Honest opinion and good advice on all things I.T. Inside I share with you a years worth of fun, serious and damn useful e-mails sent to savvy business owners who simply want their computers to work. The emails were sent every single week (yes, even over Christmas - it got me out the house!) to members of an IT club to help side-step viruses, recognise those dodgy scam emails and keep business computers running like a dream. The emails are collectively a blueprint for IT peace-of-mind for any business owner with a computer (that they sometimes want to throw out of the window - We've all been there!). Real life stories and feedback are all included to show the perils and delights of modern technology. I want you to break from the norm with this book, I want you to rip out the pages you find useful and stick them up on your wall... some of the things in here will save you time, some may save you money... and some might just save your business. I'm sure you'll enjoy reading, and remember "A Computer is for life, not just for Christmas!"