Would you like an hour of free computer support? Maybe you have some minor computer issues you need cleaned up, or just want to learn some new tricks for your computer, or even a tune up and speed up of that computer. It could be a training-planning seminar or a review and maintenance of your software.

Here's a little challenge to stimulate the brain cells. The following quotes are from various movies. To give you a little help, we've given you the year of the movie's release. They all have something to do with computers and technology. Your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to identify both the name of the movie, and the person who said the line.

Everybody knows this story. You got your shiny new computer and loved how fast it moved. Time passes, and it's not so exciting and new anymore, and it is super slow. Several factors can contribute to this. One of the problems is fragmentation of the hard drive.

Here's the scenario. You're working on a document with a co-worker. Or your computer support engineer is showing you something on your computer. They're at the keyboard typing in an important sentence and then, POP, the phrase he was typing is suddenly switched to a bold, italicized font.

Ever receive a "bounce" message, send an E-mail that did not arrive at its destination without warning, or just not receive an E-mail you were expecting? We all have, and MX Toolbox is an excellent resource that does not take too much tech knowledge to use.

Verteks is proud to announce the newest addition to our website, an entire section devoted to cloud computing solutions with Microsoft Office 365. These cloud computing services from and Microsoft bring your business the power of cloud technology that’s backed by a world leader in IT, along with the personal customer service you expect from our team of experts.

Alan Crowetz, President and CEO of InfoStream, Inc., has recently received the Outstanding MBA Graduate Award from Palm Beach Atlantic University. This annual award is given to alumni that have made a significant impact on the local West Palm Beach community.

Dell has announced that they will no longer be taking orders for any computers with Windows XP after October 1!