[nsao] NSAO Newsletter June, 2003 : Issue #1
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June, 2003 : Issue #1
In this issue:
Who Are We?
NSAO Services
Training
Did You Know?
Prizes
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Who Are We?
Network Solutions And Optimization is a Limited Liability Company formed
in January 2003. There are three members: Jason Corder, Adam Corder &
Rick Corder who have over 50 years combined experience with computers.
Adam is certified in software use and attended Stark State, Rick has a
degree in electronics and Jason a degree in mechanical engineering from
the University of Akron.
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NSAO Services
NSAOprides itself in providing customized support to individuals or
companies. This includes: software, hardware, networking, phone support,
training and decision making support. Because our greatest asset is our
experience, we are pleased to offer our time in various levels when paid
in advance will save you dollars and the hassle of getting authorization
for support calls every time it is needed. The levels are referred to as
Time Blocks, and the current choices are listed below.
TIME BLOCKS
Purchase service hrs. in blocks and save.
5 hrs. @ $375 + tax save $50
20 hrs. @ $1350 + tax save $350
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Training
Training seems to be an item not included in most business budgets when
it comes to computers and networks. The technology industry recommends
that for every dollar spent on computers, networks, and software it
should be equaled in training dollars. Remember computers don't need
vacations, or Holidays. They are waiting 24/7 to be more completely
utilized (hence our name Network Solutions And Optimization).
NSAO is now set up to do training in our training room. We are very
flexible and can have sessions in evenings or day time. We will give
one-on-one training as well as group sessions.
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Did You Know?
Windows keyboard shortcuts
In the table below are just a few shortcuts at your disposal to make
your day-to-day work with Windows go a little easier. Use shortcut keys
as an alternative to the mouse when working in Windows. You can open,
close, and navigate the Start Menu, desktop, menus, dialog boxes, and
Web pages using keyboard shortcuts. Keyboard shortcuts may also make it
easier for you to interact with your computer. To learn about these and
many more tips check out our Web Site for Training options www.NSAO.com
PRESS TO
CTRL + C Copy
CTRL + X Cut
CTRL + V Paste
CTRL + Z Undo
Shift + Delete Delete selected item permanently without placing the
item in the Recycle Bin
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Prizes
Prizes will be awarded every month to one newsletter subscriber!
This month the 10th person to subscribe to our newsletter will win 1
hour of free training.
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How to Contact Us
Website: www.NSAO.com
Directions to our business are included on the website
Disclaimer: The tips and other information given in this newsletter are
researched and are believed to be accurate at the time of publication,
but we cannot and do not guarantee that all the information here will
work on your particular combination of hardware, software and user skill
level. All information herein is offered as-is and without warranty of
any kind. To the greatest extent allowed by law, neither Network
Solutions And Optimization, LLC (NSAO) nor its employees nor
contributors are responsible for any loss, injury, or damage, direct or
consequential, resulting from your choosing to use any information
presented here.
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