Monday, May 26, 2008

What To Consider When Buying A Computer

What To Consider When Buying A Computer

Will service be on site? Does the vendor offer a collection service if there is a problem? If not, is the vendor close enough for me take the computer back or will I have to pay to send it? Is it worth paying a little more to a local dealer with immediate access to backup services if/when something goes wrong?

Will the vendor sell me something more expensive or complicated than I need?

Talk to them and get a quote from more than one vendor. A reputable dealer will sell you what you want/need, not what they want to sell you.

Is an installation service offered? Helpful if you are a mature beginner and have never set up a computer before. (Of course if you happen to live near Ledbury, we will set it up for you!)

Do I need a laptop or a PC?

Generally PCs (personal computers) are cheaper. Laptops take up less space and can be stored in a cupboard. A PC will always be on show but set up ready to use. A laptop can do EVERYTHING a PC can do (this is a question we are often asked.)

BEWARE of 'bundled' (free, included) printers.

Often the ones included are the ones they couldn't sell any other way because they are the most expensive to run. Check the cost of replacing the ink cartridges BEFORE accepting the printer. It might turn out to be CHEAPER to buy a separate printer which uses cheaper, compatible cartridges.

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Wednesday, March 26, 2008

Computer Voice Mail - How Does it Work?

Voice Mail

A method for establishing voice communications between a computer user and an agent, the computer user being associated with a user computer and a telephone number of a telephone associated with the computer user, the method comprising the steps of establishing a computer data base accessible by the user computer, prompting the computer user to enter a call request in the computer database, transmitting the call request from the computer data base to a telephone switching system;
and automatically establishing voice communications between the agent and the computer user by the telephone switching system in response to the call request.

The method wherein the step of transmitting the call request comprises the step of transmitting the call from the computer data base over the Internet. Transmitting the call request from the computer data base over the Internet further comprises the steps of:packeting the call request; and transmitting it by e-mail. Establishing a computer data base accessible by the computer user further establishes a Web page and wherein the step of prompting the computer user to enter a call request in the computer data base further comprises the step of displaying a "call me" button when the computer user accesses the Web page.

User

The telephone switching system includes a telephone computer automatically dialing the telephone number of the telephone associated with the computer user receiving the call request at a telephone computer associated with the agent; and dialing the telephone number by the telephone computer based on the call request. The method further comprising the steps of:detecting when the computer user answers the computer telephone; and connecting the agent to the answered computer telephone. The automatically dialing telephone number of the telephone associated with the computer user comprises the steps of:sending a dial request command from a telephone computer to an automatic call distributor associated with the agent in response to the call request received from the computer data base.

The steps of receiving the call request comprises the step of prompting the computer user to enter the telephone number of the telephone associated with the computer user. Establishing a computer data base accessible by the computer user further establishes a Web page and wherein the step of prompting the computer user to enter a call request in the computer data base further comprises the step of displaying a "call me" button when the computer user accesses the Web page.


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Tuesday, January 22, 2008

How To Fix A Slow Computer

Do you want to learn how to fix a slow computer? Most likely you are a computer user, but have no idea about why your computer starts to slow down over time. Having experienced a slow computer myself, I was finally able to clean up my slow computer and make it run like brand new again.

What I Did To Fix My Slow Computer

To make your computer run faster again, you will need to repair your registry files. They are the files in your computer registry that give the software and hardware the instructions to run properly. A computer registry filled with errors will cause the computer to slow down, because the applications get stuck while running. Another result of a bad registry is the frequent freezing of the computer.

How To Fix Your Computer Registry

The computer registry is a component of the computer that is not regularly talked about, yet it is one of the most important. Most people have no idea about a computer registry, even after years of using their own PC.

Fixing your computer registry requires you to download a good registry cleaner. Try not to fix your registry by yourself, because any mistakes made may be fatal to the system. The registry cleaner I used managed to detect all the errors in my computer registry, and proceeded to clean up all of them. The whole process took about 10 minutes to complete. To download the top registry cleaner on the internet, visit my website link below to learn more about the best 5 registry cleaners.

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