technology Tutorials

1. What are DV camcorders all about?

By Jakob Jelling

Since they appeared, DV or Digital Video Camcorders turned the home video shooting and creation into a much easier activity than it was before. Among their many advantages, DV camcorders made it possible for every camcorder user to be able to cut and edit their videos without much difficulty as well as to enjoy a much higher video quality than before.

DV camcorders allow the... read more

2. Offshore Outsourcing: An Overview

By Dep Deol

The phrase offshore outsourcing has become ubiquitous in the Information Technology (IT) industry. It is spread all over in trade publications, and you can hear it in many places ranging from the company boardroom to the water cooler. If you are involved with any facet of the IT industry, it is important to learn more about this latest development in evolution of the industry. read more

3. Why Tape Backups Are Obsolete in Today's Schools

By Chris Schutte

Most schools use tape to backup their important data. Tape is a form of magnetic media in a linear form, similar to VHS tape. It is not very quick or inexpensive, and is not extremely reliable. In the past though, it was just about the only form of removable media that had the capacity to hold an entire network's data.

To keep things reliable tapes need to be alternated in a... read more

4. Understanding ASP.NET Validation Controls

By Balaji

Understanding ASP.NET Validation Controls

After you create a web form, you should make sure that mandatory fields of the form elements such as login name and password are not left blank; data inserted is correct and is within the specified range. Validation is the method of scrutinizing that the user has entered the correct values in input fields. In HTML you can perform val... read more

5. NextWest, Inc. to Exhibit NextWest PCXi and NextContact IP-based Communications Solutions at Upcoming INTERNET TELEPHONY Conference & EXPO Fall 2004

By NextWest Phone Systems

TUCSON, AZ NextWest, Inc, Booth 911, today announced it will have the latest version of its NextWest PCXi and NextContact IP-based Communications Solutions on display at its booth on the exhibit floor of TMC's INTERNET TELEPHONY Conference & EXPO Fall 2004, October 4-7, 2004 at the historic Millennium Biltmore hotel in Los Angeles.

INTERNET TELEPHONY Conference & EXPO is th... read more

6. Introducing Really Simple Syndication in ASP.NET

By Balaji

Introducing Really Simple Syndication in ASP.NET

Really Simple Syndication (RSS) is an XML standard for declaring content entries for small content feeds. The RSS format has gained popularity over the years due to its simplicity. The XML file formatted according to the RSS specification is either found as a physical file or is obtained via a Web site that handles the request... read more

7. Canadian Manufacturer Chooses Erp System By Pronto North America

By Thomas R. Cutler

Dixon-Bayco Industries a Canadian Manufacturer of quality industrial and recreational products, chooses new ERP system.
Dixon-Bayco Industries is a manufacturer of quality industrial and recreational products. These products are marketed worldwide. The company was founded in 1941, and has almost 200 employees, an 80,000 square foot plant on 8 acres in Winni... read more

8. Leading ERP PRONTO North America Develops PEER? Program

By Thomas R. Cutler

PEER Program Developed by Leading ERP company. The PEER (Process Evaluation Executive Review) program ensures buy-in, cooperation, and accountability with all personnel.
According to PRONTO North America CEO, Michael Ligudzinski, "We have learned to move beyond the executive workshop to look at the enterprise-wide processesby including the entire team the P... read more

9. Custom Displays Merchandising Firm Requires Engineer-to-Order ERP by Encompix

By Thomas R. Cutler

The Integrated Group is a custom display merchandising firm required a Engineer-to-Order ERP system, Encompix Software fit the bill.
The Integrated Group is a collection of diverse companies whose flagship company, ID Merchandising, Inc., will be the primary user of Encompix Software. ID Merchandising Group is a design-driven display manufacturing company, ... read more

10. Integrated Manufacturing Software Profiled by TR Cutler in Time Compression Technologies Magazine

By Thomas R. Cutler

Time Compression Technologies Magazine's industrial journalist TR Cutler profiles Integrated Manufacturing Software
Thomas R. Cutler, president and CEO of the largest manufacturing PR and marketing firm, TR Cutler, Inc. (www.trcutlerinc.com), recently became a regular contributing industrial... read more

11. Digital Cameras: Hot Gear with the Coolest Features!

By The eme team

Cameras: still known for taking pictures but assumed as digital still today.

We have to understand cameras are just as important today as they have always been to us. Most photographers thought when the digital age began; we would be taking fewer pictures because there would not be the wasted photos we didnt want.

Digital cameras today have not o... read more

12. Time and Time Again

By VMT Singuillo

From the beginnings of the human civilization, man has tried to determine time.
Through the position of the sun in the sky by day, through the sun dial, pocket
watches, grandfather clocks, digital clocks, and lately, through atomic watches. Time indeed has become a very important factor of our daily lives. It creates the
routine of many of man's different schedules. Ev... read more

13. Cell Phone As Your Primary Line

By Syd Johnson

If you find a good service and affordable features, or spend a lot of time away from home, then consider going totally wireless.

Many cell phone customers are now using their cell phone as their primary phone line. As the number of cell phone subscriber continues to rise, the monthly fee for basic cell phone service are falling. If you spend a lot of tim... read more

14. Dish Network Background

By Troy Sapp

If you have been considering making the switch from cable to satellite TV then chances are you have seen or heard of the satellite company Dish Network. It can be overwhelming with all the different ads and sales pitches you see online, on TV and also hear about from friends and family. The purpose of this article is to educate you on... read more

15. RFID for Beginners

By Amie Kandowski

RFID technology is used frequently today and has been around since the 1920s, but not many people know about, or understand it. RFID stands for Radio Frequency Identification and is used to store and retrieve information. This information is stored and retrieved using RFID tags or transponders. RFID tags are small and can be incorporated into many products. The tags have antenn... read more

16. Blu Ray Discs The New DVDs

By Chuck Red

Blu-ray disk is a disk which is compatible with current CD+DVD technology. It is the same format but offers greater data capacity, and it's development is currently supported by leading hardware manufactures such as dell and HP as well as blank media manufactures.

CDs have a capcity of 650MB and DVDs a capacity of up to 8.5Gb

Blu ray disks were o... read more

17. Spyware is not like a nosy neighbor...

By Daviyd Peterson

Remember the television show about the nosy neighbor Mrs. Kravitzalways peeking out her window or over the fence, sometimes evenknocking on the door just to find out what was going on in herneighborhood? If you don't wait a month or so and the DVD orthe movie will be out. Let's move on.

Spyware is not anything like Mrs. Kravitz, it won't knock on thedoor... read more

18. Protect Yourself From Spyware Snoops!

By Larry Denton

Just when you thought you were Web savvy, one more privacy, security, and usability issue springs up--spyware. Spyware is the techno-version of a Peeping Tom. Installed on your computer without your consent, spyware software monitors or controls your computer use. It may be used to send you pop-up ads, redirect your computer to specific websites, monitor your Internet surfing, ... read more

19. Meetings in the Virtual World--How Web Conferencing Can Save You Time and Money

By Larry Denton

Face-to-face, across-the-table meetings are a basic part of organizational life. Today, however, organizations, both for profit and non-profit, are turning increasingly to Web conferencing to provide online seminars (Webinars), training, technical assistance, and old time conference meetings. How does web conferencing work and what tools do you need to begin the process yoursel... read more

20. Successful Motor Protection Formulae

By Thomas Yoon

As we have discussed before, all overload relays have one major limitation - because they operate on line current, they do not directly sense the motor temperatures.

However, with proper heater selection and careful attention to the factors that affect heater performance, the overload relay can work extremely well to protect the motors.

Some of t... read more

21. Selecting a Cell Phone

By Deryck Richards

By Deryck Richards

Managing Partner

DESKTRONIX

desktronix.com

(562) 694-2853

More Than Just a Phone
Selecting a cell phone is no longer just about mobile communication it is now a lifestyle ... read more

22. What's Better....DSL, Cable, Or Satellite Internet Access?

By Michael Lemm

Well...that depends. Of course for residential service it appears you may have lots of choices. But then again the old adage of the Real Estate industry that goes "location, location, location" really rings true here. You may think you have lots of choices when in fact you've got diddly. City folks fair pretty well .... but if you're in a rural location do your homework. Findin... read more

23. How to solve multiple paper loading problem in HP5L and HP6L laser printer

By Jestine Yong

Have you ever encountered before the problem of having multiple paper loading in your HP LaserJet 5L and 6L? Do you know that this is caused by a defective separation pad where it's rubber has worn out. The function of separation pad is to control or allow paper to go through it, one at a time.

If it spoilt, few sheets of paper will be pulled instead of... read more

24. Electronic Disconnects! ? Which way are YOU leaning?

By Ib Hagsten, Ph.D., CAC, Dpl. ACAN

?Every second, worldwide, a PC (personal computer) is connected for the first time, and every half second a cellular telephone is activated,? Frank Feather, futurist from Canada. Contrast such dramatic electronic explosion with the comment from a business exceutive a few weeks ago, ?You don?t have to be there? (on the web via the computer).

We are at a cross-roads between ?... read more

25. Microsoft's ^@&^#&@ W2K MCSE Policy

By Richard Lowe

Like over 800,000 other people, I spent an incredible amount of time and
effort studying to be an MCSE (Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer). I took
six classes, studied several books from cover to cover, took practice tests
and used the knowledge in my job and on my own time. Why did I do all of
this? Because I wanted to have one of the most prestigious certifications... read more

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