Q. I need several versions of a PowerPoint presentation. For some audiences, I’ll need to show all the slides, for others just the topic summaries and some of the detail. Another audience needs just a section or two of the whole thing. Do I have to make multiple copies?
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Evernote can store anything from links to files to photos that you can access from any computing device. If so, you’re ready for add-ons that make Evernote even better, according to TJ McCue, owner of TechBizTalk.com. Here are his add-on picks.
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It’s hard to know exactly what new tech ideas will make the biggest impact on business in the near future and change how we do things. But, according to John Brandon, here are a few worth keeping an eye on: predictive technology, HTML5, high-resolution displays, social analytics, speech for business, business-ready storage.
Q. Can I do a more complex search in Outlook than just a few keywords or sorting by columns?
