When shI.T. Happens 2 You

A years supply of questions and queries put together into an easily read and nifty little guide.

This book contains 52-ish Top I.T. Tips to keep you away from scams and viruses or to just simply get more out of your PC. It's aimed mainly at small business owner who dont want to be left in the dark when it comes to modern day tips and tricks within the I.T business world.

This book is 100% non-geeky and non-technical. It's just packed with golden, easy to understand I.T. tips that GUARANTEE business computers help your business rather than hinder it.

• The best ways to write a professional email
• Handy keyboard shortcuts
• Some of the most common computer scams, and how to avoid them
• Tips on making sure you own your own domain name... properly
• Quick simple ways how to book and manage meetings
• The best web browser for you and how to make the most of it
• The #1 single most dangerous thing most business owners don't do with their I.T. and how to avoid it
• A rant here and there
• A couple of freebies
• Honest opinions and good advice on all things I.T. related

Inside this book contains useful and fun emails which were sent to business men and women who simply wanted their computers to be used in the fullest possible way.

The emails were sent every single week to members of an IT club to help side-step viruses, recognise those dodgy scam emails and keep business computers running like a dream.

The emails are from real people with real problems, and good solid advice for those everyday issues. Every page is just as useful as the last, jam packed with knowledge from everyones perspective, whether you're an I.T expert or just someone who enjoys surfing the web.

You can't always be prepared for a virus or scam but atleast you can fight back if you're ever in trouble, I want you to rip out the pages you find useful and stick them up on your wall... some of the things in here will save you time, some may save you money... and some might just save your business.

I'm sure like the people featured on the back, you'll find this a good quality read, and remember "A Computer is for life, not just for Christmas!"