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  • 5 Computer Security Risks to Avoid for Good Performance

    5 Computer Security Risks to Avoid for Good Performance

    Taking time to apply some computer safety rules can help you get the best of your computer in the time when it does not produce the actual result that it supposed to produce.

    The extreme rate at which computers are getting infected with virus and some other malware application has made it becomes a norm for computer users to be searching for ways to protect their systems.

    In this article are five important steps you can take to make sure that your computer is always performing at the topmost rate it should be.

    These five steps are in form of advice to anyone who wants to get the best results from his/her computer system every time.

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  • Microsoft Word: You Are Working Without a Word Work File and Memory is Nearly Full

    Microsoft Word: You Are Working Without a Word Work File and Memory is Nearly Full

    I have been struggling with a Microsoft Word problem for a few weeks now. Whenever I opened a document and then began changing it, I occasionally received an error message. Once the error message appeared,all the buttons and options within Word became grayed out. This prevented me from saving my work that I had done up to that point. It became frustrating to say the least.

    To find a solution to the problem I turned to the Internet. It appears that this error is quite popular as a search in Google produced many results. I tried many of the solutions, but none seemed to have worked for me. It wasn’t until I decided to look further into the error that I found the solution that appears to have fixed the problem.

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  • 4 WordPress Plugins to Help Protect Your Blog

    4 WordPress Plugins to Help Protect Your Blog

    If you have a WordPress blog, then you have probably thought about securing and protecting your blog. I have read about many instances where someone has lost their blog because it was hacked. In some of the cases, the owner of the blog had to start over because they didn’t have a backup. Protecting your blog is just as important as protecting your computer.

    For the past few months I have been learning about securing a WordPress blog, and have implemented many changes into Technically Easy to help keep it secure. At the same time I have also began using plugins that will help protect it from potential deadly visitors, as well as ensure that if something does happen, I won’t lose everything. In this post I will look at a few plugins that I use to protect my WordPress blog.

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  • Find RSS Scrapers with the CopyFeed WordPress Plugin

    Find RSS Scrapers with the CopyFeed WordPress Plugin

    A WordPress plugin called CopyFeed or CopyFeed can help you track down any RSS feed scrapers that are copying your hard work and publishing it on their blogs. This is a common problem for anyone that authors a blog. While you can’t stop anyone from taking your content and publishing it on their own blog, there are ways you can track them down and take action. If you own a WordPress blog, there are many plugins that can help you, including the CopyFeed plugin that I will discuss in this post.

    Keep in mind that there are several different methods of tracking down RSS feed scrapers, but I will focus this post on the plugin mentioned above. I will probably be looking at other such plugins in the future.

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  • 1,000,000 Visits to Technically Easy

    1,000,000 Visits to Technically Easy

    I was looking at my all-time visitors stats for Technically Easy and noticed that I was approaching a milestone: 1,000,000 (1 million) visits. I enjoy looking at the visitor stats for my blog, mainly because I am a stats-junkie, but the stats provide a lot of information about who visits my blog.

    Sometimes I also like to view my all-time stats – take a look at my visitor information since I started the blog (June 23, 2007). It was about two weeks ago that I noticed I was approaching this milestone. Since then, I decided to write a post about it, and look at some of the stats since I started this blog.

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  • Don’t Lose Your Data: Create a Disaster Recovery Strategy

    Don’t Lose Your Data: Create a Disaster Recovery Strategy

    Anyone who is in charge of managing their own data or someone else’s data should have a disaster recovery strategy in place in case anything ever happens to the site where their data is stored. By creating a good strategy, you can ensure that your data is never lost and you can even avoid spending excessive amounts of money on forensic data recovery.

    Many people fail to properly back up their data, whether it’s at work or at home. This is your first line of defense against losing your data and you should back up your data at least once a day or once a week, such as using a storage server. When backing up your data onsite, start by purchasing two external backup drives that have a large enough capacity to store everything that is on your hard drive. At least one of these drives should be both waterproof and fireproof. It will also help if it is somewhat shock resistant. By having a hard drive that can survive the elements, it can become a key storage device for your disaster recovery strategy.

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  • Changes in Local SEO Strategy: Tips for Online Entities

    Changes in Local SEO Strategy: Tips for Online Entities

    Internet users have become smarter in their search pattern.

    Yes, it is true. With number of service providers operating locally, people have started applying smart routes to find them on earth.

    Their type of information need has also changed manifold.

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  • Productive Content Development Strategy in 3 Easy Steps

    Productive Content Development Strategy in 3 Easy Steps

    Social media and the blogs are conversational in nature.

    They are fascinating, since ideas are generated, evaluated, praised and criticised, all at the same time.

    Most of the time, the participants are a happy crowd of the conversation; however, in order to have a conversation, the first thing that we need is productive content.

    The conversation starter plays the major role in getting the links, references and the attention.

    One does not need to be controversial or rude in order to attract links; but it is very necessary to have a productive content development strategy in place to help one realize his goals.

    The following 3 easy steps of productive content development strategy may be followed for more conversations, more links and increasing attention.

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