Have you noticed the new changes to Gmail? They recently rolled out a new feature that automatically filters your email into separate tabs for Primary, Social and Promotions. You can read more about the changes here. http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/compost/wp/2013/07/18/dear-google-about-these-recent-changes-to-gmail/ The feature, no doubt, will help it's customers to see less spam in their inbox. However, what may also occur is that newsletters that you have subscribed been subscribed to receive have a high likelihood to no longer show up in your primary inbox. If this happens, the free training notifications, business-building tips you signed up to receive from me, and you dodn't know what else will go in their new filtering system and you wouldn't see this right

©2013 123RF Stock Photos Short-Cut to Technology Insights Because of my years on Wall Street, I've operated a computer since 1973. It as fun, when in 1998, I took a website development from scratch class. These days, I can't keep up with all the emerging technology. So, I read Bill Winterberg's newsletter to learn about the new and neat technology that financial advisors may want to use for productivity and profit growth. Action Have your IT Team Member register for Bill's newsletter AND get your copy of 7 Essential Tips for the Productive Advisor now at http://fppad.com/ If you are a business owner and your IT Team person, too, it may be time to hire IT

First, let's take care of spam. Most of my spam is stopped by my hosting company's spam filter. When I first set up this system, I wasn't sure what the spam filter would catch. So weekly I went online to see. But over time saw that it wasn't picking up anything it shouldn't. Now I let it automatically delete the spam. Using Outlook, I have a ton of Folders and SubFolders with "rules" so many of my emails to to the right folder. My main folders are called EYB and Personal. Then I have subfolders and subfolders of subfolders in each main folder catagory. When mail comes in, I take care of client stuff first, prospect

I wish I can tell you why it's happened, but I can't. I can guess --- Tuesday is Microsoft Update day. Possibly an update was corupted. Maybe not. What I can provide you with one fix (the one I used) and a suggestion. If you are using Norton as your anti-virus protection: Go to Norton Go to PC Security Protection (hover your mouse over it) Then click on Run Live Update. It takes a while to run. Open your Internet Explorer. Worked like a charm, which is why I'm online sending you this message. If you don't have Comcast and Norton --- call the company who provides your Internet access as I'm sure they'll walk you

Is your older computer running slowly but it's good enough to be your backup computer?  Does your laptop run slowly because you've had it for along time and you've "had it"? We've all seen that yellow caution notice that tells us we're running out of memory.  But when shutting your computer off and on again doesn't stop that notice from becoming a usual part of your day, it's time to call Kington on their toll free number. Sometimes I've had part number; most times I don't.   Sometimes it took 1 set of instructions to help me find the part number, othertimes, like for my 2004 CompUSA workhorse desktop, it took having a computer program assess the part