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'ware Views - Surveillance At Your Arms Reach
News Cues - How Can You Trust What’s Online?
Site Bytes - Get Net Wise
Tip Dips -
Customize Line Spacing and Alignment
Tip Dips -
Don’t Reply to SPAM!

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Surveillance At Your Arms Reach

Have you ever worried about how to keep a tab on your staff when you’re miles away?. Or, have you wanted to ensure secure environs for your enterprise?

Well, your prayers have been answered! The new Wireless Pan-Tilt Camera from Pronet is an answer for the security-conscious amongs us.

Some features of the CAS-370W Wireless Pan-Tilt Camera:

(Also available Wireless Fixed Camera - CAS 330W)

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news cues

How Can You Trust What’s Online?

How do you know what information you can trust online? Well, for starters, here are a few tips to help you on the way :

  1. The URL domain: If a URL ends in .edu, .gov or .org, you can bet the information you’ll find there is primary. Primary sources are more authoritative than secondary sources.
  2. Website audience size and reach. This is especially true for blogs. The more people who link to it or subscribe to it, the more you can trust it.
  3. Membership ranks. For trade associations, check out what companies are listed as members. Big names that you recognize will tell you the association is reputable.
  4. Source materials. Think about Wikipedia. Wikipedia itself is not trustworthy because it is written by anyone, not necessarily an expert, and includes articles by contributors with an agenda. Scroll to the bottom of the entry and go to the links that are cited under References. The more references (ideally to news articles or books), the more trustworthy the wiki entry.
  5. Quality of links and listed resources. Generally, the more primary the information, the better. But you’re busy. So look for a good aggregator of firsthand information. For example, a blog might cite a book that cites a white paper. You can’t necessarily trust the blog, or even the book. And the white paper is the result of months of research.

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site bytes

Get Net wise

http://www.getnetwise.org

A web-wide partnership, devoted to providing Internet users crucial information and tools relating to child safety, privacy, security and spam issues. Worth a dekho!

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tip dips

Customize Line Spacing and Alignment

The Ctrl key is your best buddy when you want to experiment with line spacing and alignment variations. Ctrl + 1 provides single spacing, Ctrl + 2 provides double spacing and Ctrl + 5 provides 1-1/2 line spacing. Ctrl + R right aligns a paragraph, Ctrl + L left aligns one, and Ctrl + E centers one.

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Don’t Reply to SPAM!

Never, ever, ever send a reply to a spam. Even if it's for a product you want. Doing so confirms you read it, and your address goes on the spammers' lists for eternity.

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