Box.net is an extremely popular file storage site that offers 1GB of storage for free, and some Web services like Netvibes even have modules to make accessing your files super easy.

I think we have all seen our fair share of advertisements, and most of which are pretty repetitive.

If you have forgot to write down your product key from Microsoft Office or Windows then all may not be lost.

By this point most of you have probably had the opportunity to either tinker around with or at least see pictures of the new Office 2007 user interface.

So far in our mini series covering Microsoft Word 2007, we’ve offered tips and tricks to help you get the most from one of the most widely used programs. Last week we covered mail merges which can save you loads of time, and are easy to do.

Last week we started our mini series covering Microsoft Word 2007, and began with a few tips and tricks for minimizing the ribbon, using quick access buttons and more.  This week we’ll be covering mail merges and how to use them.

 One of the most widely used applications for Windows users is Microsoft Word.  I use it daily, and ever since I’ve upgraded to Office 2007, I find myself stumbling across new tips and tricks that make my experience that much better.  Word 2007 is setup much different than previous versions, so it does take some time to get used to.  Because of this, I’ve decided to start a mini-series offering some of my favorite tips and tricks.

A few weeks ago I started a topic in the forum asking what the first few programs are that you install on your Windows PC. It was fun to read the posts so I thought it was finally time for an article on it that summarizes your responses.