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Thank you to a good friend of mine JD for these great jokes and definitions. We hope you are doing well in Arizona or Nevada or wherever the light may take you. JD used to work in the banking industry and has saved some great jokes that they used to fax back and forth between offices. Remember facsimiles? how about 8 Tracks?
Thalo - Special High Intensity Training Program
In order to insure that we produce websites of the highest "quality", it is our policy to keep all employees well trained through our Special High Intensity Training Program (S.H.I.T.). We are giving our employees much more S.H.I.T. than any other Web Design company in Atlanta... Possibly the nation.
We are happy to announce that Lanier Color Company has awarded Thalo Creative the long term development and support contract for Spectrum Alpha 5! More details on the way...
This is a question we hear at least once per week here at Thalo Creative Studios. With the complexity of computers and the variety of browsers there are ways that your computer may be showing you a down website when everyone else sees the site is online. But how do you know if your site is down or if it is just you?...
I like Windows 7, and I like the Windows 7 Taskbar interface. However, judging by the cacophony of voices in the Windows blog, there is still a great deal of affection for the Windows XP Quick Launch Bar interface. Now, don’t get me wrong. I like the Quick Launch Bar, too. I still use it on all the Windows XP machines I interact with. But I also like the Windows 7 Taskbar and find it performs the same function as the Quick Launch Bar, at least as far as my computing habits go. But a vocal minority feels differently, so here is how to get Quick Launch back.
One of the most obvious differences between Windows 7 and the previous versions of the operating system is the concept of libraries. In Windows 7, files are stored in a library folder, which is essentially a folder that references other available folders. The idea is that you don’t have to worry about the actual physical folder that houses the file in question because it is referenced in your library—let the operating system worry about where it actually sits.
Note: I am using Windows 7 for this tip, but the procedure is similar for Windows Vista and Windows XP.
Open Windows Explorer to any folder. For my example, I am using the root directory of the C: drive. Click the Organize menu entry and then click Folder And Search Options:
One of the features I like most about Microsoft Windows 7 is the ability to search for applications from the Start Menu search box. Rather than navigate through a long list of menus, you can just type the name of the application in the search box and immediately get a list matching what you are typing.
Windows 7 has several built-in compatibility features that are designed to allow you to run most Windows XP applications right from within Windows 7. But some older Windows XP applications won't run in Windows 7 even with those features. For these types of applications, Microsoft designed Windows XP Mode for Windows 7.
To access the Send To command, simply right-click a file or a folder and select the Send To command from the context menu, as shown here:
With the introduction of Snap in Windows 7, we now have a completely new way of managing open windows. This feature allows you to arrange open windows, including maximizing and resizing, just by dragging and dropping a window to different edges of the screen. When a window is dragged to the correct position, a ripple effect will emanate from the cursor and you’ll see an animated outline of the window instantly appear in its new position. As soon as you release the mouse button, the window will snap to that location.
Brand Design | Logo, Pocket Folders, Business Cards, Letterhead, Tri-Folds, Etc...
Stationary - Letterhead & Envelopes - Business Cards - Tri-Fold Brochure - 2007
11x17 Tri-Fold Design For Event Marketing In Dalton GA.
IID (Internet Identity®), a provider of technology and services that help organizations secure their Internet presence, recently released its list of the top security trends from 2011. Some specific trends that IID saw emerge over the past year include the extended enterprise coming under assault, the emergence of dangerous mobile applications, and cyber criminals increasingly harnessing the power of social media. This highlights IID's list of the top Internet security incidents and trends from 2011 (in no particular order).
We have always been known by our clients to be the source of information as to which tools on the Internet work for businesses to expand their Internet marketing. The newest buzz word in the industry is Social Media. In essence it is quite simple; however, any business owner that tries it realizes it takes up too much time. We at Thalo Creative have found a solution to that in Managed Social Media.
We have had a rash of computers grace our office with some type of malware on them. If you believe your computer or other computing device (ie phone, tablet) give us a call right away. You could potentially be hemorrhaging sensitive data across the network without knowing it. I thought it would be informative to show the checklist we go through in the removal and repair process so our clients can get a feel for the work involved.
We are already set to have a banner year for 2012. Thank you to all of our customers who chose to stay on with Thalo Creative Studios. We also signed on two new large clients for long-term engagements so we are excited to be working with them this year. That in addition to our standard retainer management contracts, hosting contracts and existing projects our expected growth for 2012 is a whopping
We recently did a Thalo Custom Desktop for a good client of ours. The whole process is broken down into 4 different phases. Phase 1 is the Design phase which includes the assessment of our clients computing needs, software, budgeting, warranty terms, upgrade path, etc., this is the most time consuming phase.
Its that time of year again. Where everyone tells themselves that this year I am going to do it better. Whether it be personal resolutions or business resolutions I would like to share my top 7 website resolutions. If you make it through the list you will find a coupon worth hundreds.
