Microsoft Office highlighted several technology news reports last week when the world’s most popular productivity suite announced enhanced cloud storage integration, more online-co-authoring and editing options, and an expanded palette of apps available to Mac users. Many tech... Read More →

Get the most out of Microsoft Word with these 10 (ten) tips from Denver Tech Solutions: 1) Quickly toggle between text cases. Rather than digging through multiple toolbar menus to change text from UPPERCASE to lowercase to CamelCase (Where The First Letter Of Every Word Is... Read More →

It’s Time to upgrade your computer with a Solid State Drive! You’re probably familiar with conventional hard disk drives (HDDs). They whir, click and crank when booting up your computer, saving documents and opening files because of their moving parts. Now... Read More →

Recently, flaws were discovered in Adobe Flash Player that could allow malicious banner ads running on legitimate websites to infect unwitting computer users. These “malvertising” exploits have been shown to produce a variety of consequences; some install malware that illicitly... Read More →

In a recent Dell Power More article, results of an online survey revealed that half of all passwords were more than five years old. The report, which was commissioned by TeleSign and conducted by Lawless Research, also found that 77% of consumers hadn’t changed their passwords in... Read More →

For years, Microsoft Excel has been the standard when it comes to spreadsheet software. Microsoft Office, the productivity suite in which Excel comes packaged, still claims approximately 80% to 96% of worldwide user share. As PCMag wrote in 2013, Excel is “far and away the most... Read More →

Starting on January 12, 2016, Internet Explorer, 11 will be the only web browser receiving updates and patches for Windows 7, 8, and 10. Any other version of Internet Explorer will not receive security updates, compatibility fixes, or technical support. According to Microsof... Read More →