What does your hard drive say about you?

As I explain to students in my Professional Email Communications course, know that everything you have on your computer, every item you send via email or store online is open for public scrutiny. Accepting this fact makes life a lot easier.

An article in today's New York Times, If your hard drive could testify, discusses several cases involving the right of customs officials to inspect what is on your hard drive. The article was written by Adam Liptak.
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Powerpoint Tip - Screen Presentation Tips

While running a PowerPoint slide show, you may want to temporarily turn the screen off so that the audience focuses on what you are saying.

Here's a quick way to do so.

Type B to turn the screen Black.

Type W to turn the screen White.