Another in our series of Posts on ‘Geakonomics’ We’re all aware of dozens of interesting trivia items that we could use to benefit our lives. If we only had the time to be as organized as we’d like! Add this one to an urban legend that turns out to be true. (Really 😉 ) If… Read more.

We’re giving a ‘thumbs up’ to Trusteer Rapport, a software program that is designed to make online transactions safer. The program runs on each desktop and acts as a keylogger monitor for a list of applications you specify—such as online banking web sites. The overwhelming amount of on-line fraud doesn’t occur at the server; it… Read more.

Internet Explorer 10, which is included in Windows 8 is now being pushed out to Windows 7 users via Windows Update. We want to stress (again) that we do not recommend that you install IE10 at this time. Microsoft has already released several ’emergency’ security fixes and we expect more before the dust settles. The… Read more.

Just a quick bit of fluff to end the week. A recommendation for a book you may find interesting (OK, that we find interesting). Double Entry: How the Merchants of Venice Created Modern Finance, by Jane Gleeson White. It’s essentially a layman’s history of accounting, starting with the invention of what we take for granted:… Read more.

We want to take a quick moment to talk (yet again) about Windows 8; specifically the new Tablets and something called Windows RT. As you know, we are not big fans of Windows 8. At least, not yet. But there’s a lot of pent up interest in Tablets so here is where we’re at. First… Read more.

We’ve recently added a bunch of new features to the web site, including the new Documentation Portal

Additionally, there are several features for registered customers including Favorites (a way to bookmark and annotate content you frequently use), a commenting system and a comprehensive support ticketing system. We also want to encourage users to follow us on Twitter and via RSS feed.