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When you upgrade your software product, don't throw away the standards your users have taken years to learn

Are trivial distractions taking you away from things you enjoy and that are truly important to you?

Today's tedious techno-world needs something truly novel and interesting to spark our interest.

Sadly enough, user documentation in 1925 was far, far better than it is today

Worrying about what "should" happen when often dooms you to disappointment

Rehashing and renaming old technology, or changing its size, is not innovation.

Apparently for some services, it's easier to deal with spam by not delivering any email at all.

Is technology turning us into a bunch of illiterate, rude people, who get lost a lot?

If the spam-filled nasty world online is Web 2.0, I'll stick with version 1.

Spam is destroying the Internet like a continually growing cancer that seems to have no cure.

Sometimes the cause of a technological problem is a lot more mundane than you might think.

When the power goes out, sometimes you need to resort to battery and generator power.

It looks like the new Office 12 may be filled with more non-solutions to user interface problems.

Being self-employed isn't all sunshine and roses; it's hard work too.

Bored programmers adding useless software automation is the reason new users are confused.

Having the Internet at your fingertips is great if you need to thaw them out.

It's not a forest marauder; it's the squirrels

Computers may be part of our lives, but nature is part of our soul.

Happy birthday Logical Expressions!

Logical Expressions has been busy coming up with stuff.

Sometimes to get what you want, you have to just ask.

A full schedule for everyone.

Using computers requires a LOT of patience sometimes.

Winter circumstances and changes to the magazine.

Changes to the Computor Companion Web site.

Explaining the changes to Computor Companion.

Life, the universe, and Computor Companion readers.

Why the new data-driven site is so cool.

Life is about making choices.

Computers can affect your life in unexpected ways.

Life is full of small triumphs and tragedies.

What to do with those out of date CDs.

Why keeping promises is important to your business health.

Even experienced users get the Blue Screen of Death.

Getting past the fear associated with computers.

Computor Companion expands distribution and circulation.

Explaining what the new magazine is designed to do.