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Net Guardian

admin — Mon, 06 Oct 2008 19:05:45 +0000

Making sure that your information is safe when you are online is important. Things such as viruses or pop-ups can not only ruin your experience while online, but can also cause harm to your PC.

Net Guardian is an Internet filtering type system. This system can guarantee that you are safe and secure while online, as well as your computer and network. Net Guardian can make sure that you are free from pop-ups, viruses, and spam.

This program is one of the features offered along with Cavalier’s C2 bundle. Is has automatic security updates that ensure that your PC is always up-to-date in terms of protection.

Net Medic

admin — Wed, 01 Oct 2008 20:22:28 +0000

Have you ever wanted to be able to diagnose what was wrong with you Internet connection and be able to repair it yourself? Well Cavalier has a tool that can help you do just that, Net Medic.

Net Medic is a tool that observes your PC, modem, and network. It is able to check everything about your network and server and what is being accessed. After gathering this information Net Medic can tell you where your issues are and how you should go about repairing these problems.

Net Medic is one of the many features that are included in Cavalier’s C2 bundle.

How C2 Compares to the Competition

admin — Wed, 24 Sep 2008 20:21:23 +0000

As you may know, Cavalier’s C2 Bundle is extremely economical for what it offers in comparison to other telecommunications service providers. In comparison to its competition, which includes companies such as Comcast, Verizon, and AT&T, Cavalier offers greater services for a smaller price tag.

Cavalier’s C2 service provides customers with free long distance, a free modem, free voicemail, and a maximum Internet speed of 8 Mbps all for the low price of $50. Comcast on the other hand only offers a max Internet speed of 6 Mbps, a modem for $3 per month, and costs $69. Verizon customers pay $99.98, pay $0.05 per minute for long distance, receive a modem for $29.99, and get a max Internet speed of 3 Mbps. AT&T offers their comparable service for $119.93, voicemail for $9.95 per month, long distance rates for $0.10 per minute, a modem for $49.99, and a max Internet speed of 5 Mbps.

So, the facts clearly show that Cavalier’s C2 Bundle is the best way for customers to go.

Cavalier’s C2 Service

admin — Mon, 22 Sep 2008 18:26:11 +0000

Cavalier’s C2 bundle is able to provide home telephone and Internet service for an extremely low price. For the low cost of $50 per month Cavalier, who is partnered with Google for this package, offers a reliable Internet connection along with its phone service.

The C2 service provides unlimited local and long distance calling along with its famous high-speed Internet. The bundle includes Net Guardian, which is an Internet filtering system that helps to keep the Internet connection secure. It also includes Net Medic, which is a tool that helps the user to identify and fix problems within the Internet connection.

Email Etiquette: Time is Key

admin — Fri, 12 Sep 2008 19:27:16 +0000

Sending email is a convenient way of keeping in touch, especially in the business world. Email can be used to schedule a meeting, to give a thank you, to inquire about a product, or to attract a potential new client. When communicating with someone that is a client or that could be a potential client there are rules that can and should be followed to allow your business to flourish and to keep your customers happy and coming back for more.

When receiving an email from a client it is important that you reply promptly. Replying in an untimely fashion may come across as your company being uninterested to the client and is extremely disrespectful. Also, when replying to the email that a client has sent be sure to answer the questions fully. If you don’t answer their inquiry it could mean that they will go elsewhere to seek the answers that they deserve.

Email Etiquette: Using Your Best Judgment at Work

admin — Mon, 08 Sep 2008 16:42:20 +0000

There are a variety of things that you should do when composing, sending, and communicating through email, but there are also a variety of things that should be avoided all together. When it comes to using your email for personal use, such as for forwarding extraneous messages or messages to friends and family, there are a few stipulations.

First of all, when you send emails from home to catch up with a friend or loved one that is fine, it is your personal computer and your personal time. But, when you decide to send these sorts of emails from your place of employment it can be frowned upon. A quick question that you may need to ask someone may be ok, but an email that contains something inappropriate is not. Here are some don’ts that apply especially in the workplace: do not discuss confidential info over an email, do not type in all capital letters, do not use offensive language, and do not type in long sentences.

This list could go on. Basically it is best to use your paramount judgment.

When it comes to forwarding emails it is best to not forward chain letters. No one has time for these. It is also best to avoid forwarding anything that may insult the recipients.

The workplace is for just that, work, not for personal emailing. Make sure to use your judgment and email proper messages at the proper times.

Email Etiquette

admin — Wed, 03 Sep 2008 18:51:02 +0000

In the world of business communication it is important to use etiquette rules for sending emails. When emailing friends and family from your private email it may be ok to speak in a different way than you would if you were sending an email to a colleague or client.

Emails that are sent in a business setting should be professional and efficient. Depending out what type of business you are in you may have different rules for emailing. Choosing the proper etiquette when sending electronic mail can also keep your company out of legal trouble, because it can arise due to inappropriate conduct through this means of communication.

High-Speed Internet in Schools

admin — Fri, 29 Aug 2008 19:29:18 +0000

One of the main places that we see technology on the rise is in schools. Whether it be elementary, middle, high school, or universities, technology is the thing that keeps these learning institutions running. The primary key tool that teachers and professors are looking to is the Internet. Whatever type of information you are looking for you can go to the Internet and find any and everything on that subject.
To be able to access this information, students, teachers, parents, and schools require the use of high-speed Internet. Having this type of tool at their fingertips allows for communication between many parties, research conduction, and basically any activity that you can think of.

Students need to be able to see what is going on in the world, as well as teachers. The Internet, especially high-speed communication, allows for students to hop on the computer at any time and see what is going on in the world. The fact that information is being processed that much more faster is allowing for students to learn more efficiently and effectively.

How to Create an Effective Outgoing Voicemail Message

admin — Thu, 28 Aug 2008 02:39:49 +0000

When recording your outgoing voicemail message most people are pretty cautious about what and how they say what they are trying to get across. Most people want to sound friendly and to give the necessary information that is to be recorded,in a short and sweet memo.

To record a clever and effective voicemail message there are a few things that you need to remember and take into consideration. Make sure to state your name and phone number so that the caller is able to identify if they have called the correct person. Also make sure to let the person know that you will call them back as soon as possible, make it short and sweet, and use a friendly tone of voice. A friendly greeting and farewell is always something nice to add to your voice mail as well.

Never Forget a Phone Number Again

admin — Fri, 22 Aug 2008 19:20:53 +0000

When trying to remember things we all have different ways that we go about retaining the information. When it comes to numbers we may have the hardest time when trying to memorize phone numbers. If we are unable to write the phone number down we usually continually repeat the number to ourselves, sometimes only to forget (for those of us that don’t have a memory equivalent to an elephant) it moments later. As a universal rule we are typically able to remember seven digits, plus or minus two, meaning anywhere between five to nine digits at a time.

So, when you are trying to remember a phone number this rule can come in handy. A local phone number that includes the same area code as your phone number contains will be easier for you to remember because it only has seven digits. It is also easier to remember if you think of it as two separate bits of information, the first three digits as one and the last four as the other. When taking into account a phone number that encompasses a different area code that yours it may be slightly harder to remember, but is still only ten digits long, which is close to the nine digit maximum that is thought to be the most amount of numbers that a person can remember at a given time. This type of phone number can also be remembered without much difficulty by using the rule of grouping the numbers together as if they were one single bit of information.