Aug 8, 2011
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FastTips
News & Tips in PDF
What are FastTips?
FastTips are hard-hitting, 1-page newsletters that are delivered twice a month. These fast-reading technical papers are just what your clients want to read, so why not send them FastTips?
FastTips look like your client newsletter. They have your name, address, and phone number printed on them. When your clients read them, they'll know the newsletters are from you!
Subscriber Testimonials
I particularly like your e-updates of "Dave's Opinion" .. i.e. "what's this mean to you" - today's reference being that of 64 vs 32 bit processor unveilings. I don't recall how I came on board your mailing list but it is one of the few I retain. Technologies are expanding sooo quickly that any simple quick references that can be depended upon are well received, appreciated, and well worth the quick read. thanks again."
--Dollie M.
"Your articles, warnings, tips, etc., have proved most helpful over the years."
--Jane Cohen
"If it ain't on ITrain, it ain't too real."
--Cameron
"Thanks for the ITrain List, its nice to see a not entirely biased opinion about Linux, NT and various other issues."
--Iain Peirse
"Dave's [ITinfo] daily is probably the most well-written and informative e-column I read. As an information consumer who is also a ruthless unsubscriber, I appreciate the gift of someone who can instruct in an entertaining way- truly the key to holding an audience."
--John Dunlap
"Good Tip, Dave!"
--William Fay
"Hey! Great job folks, very informative! Keep it up!"
--Kyle Hustings
"Always enjoy this newsletter as a standout among many others. Brief, to the point and value-added."
--Eric Samuelson
"I appreciate all the reports you regularly send. These articles have helped my coworkers and me to take care of this valuable resources, information."
--Armando Acuna
"Cheers, I received your mail via our IT manager...Good Stuff."
--Anthony Kalu
"I love your newsletter, Dave. Thanks a ton."
--William Fay
"I just want to take a quick moment to tell you that I appreciate the brevity of your messages. They are just succinct enough to convey the appropriate information without becoming a book of garbage from which to try to glean meaning. Precisely because of this, I give consideration to the advertisements at the top."
--Dan Millen
"Thanks for your information. I am glad you help us all."
--Alistair Loong
"I really enjoy receiving your newsletters. they are very informative and help me in my job."
--Shellie Penix, IT Trainer
"The infomails you send are just perfect, doesn't come too often, and all subjects have been interesting."
--Pontus Klemetz
"I receive your itinfo newsletters, and I find them informative and helpful."
--Maureen Akins, Instructional Specialist
"I find your newsletter is an excellent source and helps me to keep up to date with what is happening in the IT world. Keep up the good work."
--Ian McIlroy
"Thanks for the update. I had not seen some of these tips. Keep up the good work."
--Lowell A. Wadsworth
You'll receive an Adobe Acrobat PDF copy of your personalized FastTips newsletter twice a month. All you do is send the PDF newsletters out to your clients as a marketing service by email, postal mail or fax. If you don't want to be bothered with the marketing work, we'll do it for you. Give Dave Murphy a call at 1.888.290.6200.
Don't have time to write a client newsletter? Don't know how to DTP or e-fax electronic publications? Don't worry, with FastTips you're already trained and ready to go.
Worried about buyer's remorse? Well, let's see if we can help out with that one. If you change your mind when you get your first newsletter, email us, and we'll refund all but $100 of your fee (and for the $100, you'll get to keep your first newsletter). A hundred bucks for a professionally-written newsletter? It's a no brainer.
Service Fee
Subscription Nr. Issues Fee Discount
One Month 2 $200
One Quarter 6 $400 33% off
Half Year 12 $600 50% off
One Year 24 $800 67% off
Signup Now
Recent FastTips Newsletters
FastTips Cover Issue
Always Wanted to be an Expert?
Delivered on a Perfect Schedule
Marketing on $2 a Day
Marketing Means Business
FastTips 1
E-Commerce Tip #37
Virus Advisory
Squash Web Bugs
Quantum Leap
FastTips 2
E-Marketing Tip #1
What's the Information SuperHighway to Me?
Peer-to-Peer Searches
Mother-in-Law Test
New Domains
Send FastTips
FastTips 3
E-Marketing Tip #2
Drive Your Clients
"Thank You," Two Important Words
Where Are You?
Business Surprises
Electronic Books
Send a Client Newsletter
FastTips 4
E-Marketing Tip #3
Touch Your Clients Biweekly
Search Engines Rule E-Commerce
Local Area Networks Vulnerable
Digital Signatures
Codes Cracked
Check First, Before Upgrading
FastTips 5
E-Marketing Tip #4
Funny You Should Say That!
Secrets of the Search Engines
Legal Software
Disappearing Email
Send a Client Newsletter
FastTips 6
What's My Best Use?
Instant Web Publishing
Copy Protected Hard Drives
Linux 2.4.1 Appeals to Corporate IT
Music Swappers Risk Spam
Goodbye Clamshell
FastTips Volume 13, Issue 1
E-Marketing Rule #5
Skilled Workers Needed Now
Tighten Password Security
Accessible Websites
We're a Wired Nation
FastTips Volume 14, Issue 1
Memory Overload?
Trainers: Groom Your Replacement
Windows XP Security
Wired Nation
FBI Cracks PC Security
Focus on E-Learning
Nanocomputing
FastTips Volume 14, Issue 2
Securting Your Wireless Network
Wireless Security?
FastTips Volume 14, Issue 3
Online Seminars, Are They Popular?
PHP Bug Reported
Standard Linux
Secure Windows
AMD Goes 64
Longer Batteries
FastTips Volume 14, Issue 4
Yahoo! Choo Choo!
ICQ Security
Faster PalmOS
Quantum Chips
DNA PC
Cooler and Quieter PCs
Supreme Court Reviews Copyright Law
FastTips Volume 14, Issue 5
Firewall Updated
Faster Xeon Hits the Street
Dialup: Fine By Me
Don't Cancel My Subscription
Your Biggest Security Threat
No More PGP
Tiny Technology
FastTips Volume 14, Issue 6
Digital Copy Protection
Free Security Analyzer
Better Battery Technology
Privacy Evolves
Faster DVD Burners
Web Site Security Assessment & Certification
Legal E-Mail
IT SWAT Team
FastTips Volume 14, Issue 7
Special Edition: Wi-Fi
What's Wi-Fi?
Wireless: Not Just For Laptops Anymore
Double Your Wi-Fi Speed
Wi-Fi Security?
FastTips Volume 14, Issue 8
e-Marketing Rule #6: Manage ROI
Microsoft has a Competitor
Get Rid of Spam
Red Hat 7.3 Released
Write Off CD Copy Protection
Confusion over Security Programs
FastTips Volume 14, Issue 9
Online Privacy
Windows XP Update Tested
Write This Down
New Lightbulb Affects Wi-Fi Networks
Faster DVD Recorders
FastTips Volume 14, Issue 10
Google Eyes
Consider Wi-Fi
Web-Enabled PowerPoint
Are You Laptop Worthy?
Network Security
Microsoft to the Rescue
FastTips Volume 14, Issue 11
Commercial Broadband: A Digital Safari
FastTips Volume 14, Issue 12
Managing Technology
Sanyo Doubles CD-R Capacity
Red Hat Linux Targets Home & School Desktops
Windows XP Update
FastTips Volume 15, Issue 1
Why Patch?
What Is Computer Security
Why Should You Care?
Who Would Break Into My Computer?
Am I At Risk?
News & Tips in PDF
What are FastTips?
FastTips are hard-hitting, 1-page newsletters that are delivered twice a month. These fast-reading technical papers are just what your clients want to read, so why not send them FastTips?
FastTips look like your client newsletter. They have your name, address, and phone number printed on them. When your clients read them, they'll know the newsletters are from you!
Subscriber Testimonials
I particularly like your e-updates of "Dave's Opinion" .. i.e. "what's this mean to you" - today's reference being that of 64 vs 32 bit processor unveilings. I don't recall how I came on board your mailing list but it is one of the few I retain. Technologies are expanding sooo quickly that any simple quick references that can be depended upon are well received, appreciated, and well worth the quick read. thanks again."
--Dollie M.
"Your articles, warnings, tips, etc., have proved most helpful over the years."
--Jane Cohen
"If it ain't on ITrain, it ain't too real."
--Cameron
"Thanks for the ITrain List, its nice to see a not entirely biased opinion about Linux, NT and various other issues."
--Iain Peirse
"Dave's [ITinfo] daily is probably the most well-written and informative e-column I read. As an information consumer who is also a ruthless unsubscriber, I appreciate the gift of someone who can instruct in an entertaining way- truly the key to holding an audience."
--John Dunlap
"Good Tip, Dave!"
--William Fay
"Hey! Great job folks, very informative! Keep it up!"
--Kyle Hustings
"Always enjoy this newsletter as a standout among many others. Brief, to the point and value-added."
--Eric Samuelson
"I appreciate all the reports you regularly send. These articles have helped my coworkers and me to take care of this valuable resources, information."
--Armando Acuna
"Cheers, I received your mail via our IT manager...Good Stuff."
--Anthony Kalu
"I love your newsletter, Dave. Thanks a ton."
--William Fay
"I just want to take a quick moment to tell you that I appreciate the brevity of your messages. They are just succinct enough to convey the appropriate information without becoming a book of garbage from which to try to glean meaning. Precisely because of this, I give consideration to the advertisements at the top."
--Dan Millen
"Thanks for your information. I am glad you help us all."
--Alistair Loong
"I really enjoy receiving your newsletters. they are very informative and help me in my job."
--Shellie Penix, IT Trainer
"The infomails you send are just perfect, doesn't come too often, and all subjects have been interesting."
--Pontus Klemetz
"I receive your itinfo newsletters, and I find them informative and helpful."
--Maureen Akins, Instructional Specialist
"I find your newsletter is an excellent source and helps me to keep up to date with what is happening in the IT world. Keep up the good work."
--Ian McIlroy
"Thanks for the update. I had not seen some of these tips. Keep up the good work."
--Lowell A. Wadsworth
You'll receive an Adobe Acrobat PDF copy of your personalized FastTips newsletter twice a month. All you do is send the PDF newsletters out to your clients as a marketing service by email, postal mail or fax. If you don't want to be bothered with the marketing work, we'll do it for you. Give Dave Murphy a call at 1.888.290.6200.
Don't have time to write a client newsletter? Don't know how to DTP or e-fax electronic publications? Don't worry, with FastTips you're already trained and ready to go.
Worried about buyer's remorse? Well, let's see if we can help out with that one. If you change your mind when you get your first newsletter, email us, and we'll refund all but $100 of your fee (and for the $100, you'll get to keep your first newsletter). A hundred bucks for a professionally-written newsletter? It's a no brainer.
Service Fee
Subscription Nr. Issues Fee Discount
One Month 2 $200
One Quarter 6 $400 33% off
Half Year 12 $600 50% off
One Year 24 $800 67% off
Signup Now
Recent FastTips Newsletters
FastTips Cover Issue
Always Wanted to be an Expert?
Delivered on a Perfect Schedule
Marketing on $2 a Day
Marketing Means Business
FastTips 1
E-Commerce Tip #37
Virus Advisory
Squash Web Bugs
Quantum Leap
FastTips 2
E-Marketing Tip #1
What's the Information SuperHighway to Me?
Peer-to-Peer Searches
Mother-in-Law Test
New Domains
Send FastTips
FastTips 3
E-Marketing Tip #2
Drive Your Clients
"Thank You," Two Important Words
Where Are You?
Business Surprises
Electronic Books
Send a Client Newsletter
FastTips 4
E-Marketing Tip #3
Touch Your Clients Biweekly
Search Engines Rule E-Commerce
Local Area Networks Vulnerable
Digital Signatures
Codes Cracked
Check First, Before Upgrading
FastTips 5
E-Marketing Tip #4
Funny You Should Say That!
Secrets of the Search Engines
Legal Software
Disappearing Email
Send a Client Newsletter
FastTips 6
What's My Best Use?
Instant Web Publishing
Copy Protected Hard Drives
Linux 2.4.1 Appeals to Corporate IT
Music Swappers Risk Spam
Goodbye Clamshell
FastTips Volume 13, Issue 1
E-Marketing Rule #5
Skilled Workers Needed Now
Tighten Password Security
Accessible Websites
We're a Wired Nation
FastTips Volume 14, Issue 1
Memory Overload?
Trainers: Groom Your Replacement
Windows XP Security
Wired Nation
FBI Cracks PC Security
Focus on E-Learning
Nanocomputing
FastTips Volume 14, Issue 2
Securting Your Wireless Network
Wireless Security?
FastTips Volume 14, Issue 3
Online Seminars, Are They Popular?
PHP Bug Reported
Standard Linux
Secure Windows
AMD Goes 64
Longer Batteries
FastTips Volume 14, Issue 4
Yahoo! Choo Choo!
ICQ Security
Faster PalmOS
Quantum Chips
DNA PC
Cooler and Quieter PCs
Supreme Court Reviews Copyright Law
FastTips Volume 14, Issue 5
Firewall Updated
Faster Xeon Hits the Street
Dialup: Fine By Me
Don't Cancel My Subscription
Your Biggest Security Threat
No More PGP
Tiny Technology
FastTips Volume 14, Issue 6
Digital Copy Protection
Free Security Analyzer
Better Battery Technology
Privacy Evolves
Faster DVD Burners
Web Site Security Assessment & Certification
Legal E-Mail
IT SWAT Team
FastTips Volume 14, Issue 7
Special Edition: Wi-Fi
What's Wi-Fi?
Wireless: Not Just For Laptops Anymore
Double Your Wi-Fi Speed
Wi-Fi Security?
FastTips Volume 14, Issue 8
e-Marketing Rule #6: Manage ROI
Microsoft has a Competitor
Get Rid of Spam
Red Hat 7.3 Released
Write Off CD Copy Protection
Confusion over Security Programs
FastTips Volume 14, Issue 9
Online Privacy
Windows XP Update Tested
Write This Down
New Lightbulb Affects Wi-Fi Networks
Faster DVD Recorders
FastTips Volume 14, Issue 10
Google Eyes
Consider Wi-Fi
Web-Enabled PowerPoint
Are You Laptop Worthy?
Network Security
Microsoft to the Rescue
FastTips Volume 14, Issue 11
Commercial Broadband: A Digital Safari
FastTips Volume 14, Issue 12
Managing Technology
Sanyo Doubles CD-R Capacity
Red Hat Linux Targets Home & School Desktops
Windows XP Update
FastTips Volume 15, Issue 1
Why Patch?
What Is Computer Security
Why Should You Care?
Who Would Break Into My Computer?
Am I At Risk?
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