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Select
your fonts carefully
by
MPS Ahuja
PRESENTATION
matters. It matters a lot when you 'sell' yourself in front of an interview
board or for that matter, you want viewers of your Web site to stay longer
with your pages, view and grasp what you have written, with ease.
Backing
up your critical data files
by Vipul
Verma
THERE
is nothing more painful in computers than finding one fine morning that your
hard disk has crashed or some virus has eaten up your boot sector or data in
your hard disk is corrupted. This virtually spoils all the hard work you
have done so far and your precious data is lost for good.
Wanted!
— Red Hats
by Sumesh
Raizada
NEARLY
a decade ago, when Linus Torvalds, a Finnish student developed Linux
operating system, he must not have imagined the magnitude of success, his
creation would receive. Linus developed a sophisticated operating system and
then offloaded it on to the Internet, thereby making it available to million
of users almost instantly.
‘Market
bound to revive after a short span’
by Peeyush
Agnihotri
DR
K.P. Janardhanan (52), an IIM passout and a gold-medallist, has many
research publications to his credit. His career as a management and a
computer teacher won him accolades from Columbia University, New York.
Then and
now…
by Narinder
Gaheer
IT
is 10 am on Monday. The cubes have started to bustle with keystroke sounds
and ‘what did you do over the weekend’ talks. I start my day by picking
a couple of water bottles from the office kitchen and filling a cup full of
caffeine. Scrolling through my e-mail inbox, I set my reminders for Monday
meetings.
Gates
pleased with decision
MICROSOFT Corp. Chairman and
co-founder Bill Gates said that an appeals court decision that reversed an
earlier order to break up the world's largest software company will allow it
to move ahead with its plans for new products.
IT growth
positive
"THOUGH the US slowdown
is affecting the Indian and global IT scenario, yet IT continues to record a
positive growth." This was stated
by Ravi Khanna, a senior vice-president of Aptech, while addressing a group
of students during his recent visit to Chandigarh.
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