Welcome to Custom Computing Services

	Enter your search terms Submit search form
	Web This Site

What's New

12 July 2008
Axigen mail server now available for Windows...

10 Feb. 2008
We are proud to announce our new partnership with the developers of the Axigen mail server. If you are ready to leave your MS Exchange troubles behind, and get a REAL mail server, give us a call.
Read all about it here.

29 Jan. 2008
Next time someone sends you one of those MS documents that you can't open (like .pub files), try the following site:
FreePDFConvert.com
Of course I wouldn't advise trying this with documents that contaiin private or protected information.

22 Dec. 2007
Edited the Vista page.

10 Nov. 2007
Think your internet connection is slow? Test your bandwidth to see if you're getting the speeds you are paying for with your ISP.

5 Nov. 2007
New article on Windows Vista - how does it stack up against the competition?

Oct. 2007
Major changes to the website! I hope you like the new layout and graphics. If you have feedback on the new site email me.

Linux Network Computer Repair News

Who provides what in the cloud (InfoWorld via Yahoo! News)

The news that AT&T has joined the rapidly growing ranks of cloud computing providers reinforces the argument that the latest IT outsourcing model is well on its way to becoming a classic disruptive technology.

Get the best tech support (Richmond Times-Dispatch)

When your computer's hiccups become unbearable, fight the temptation to immediately call the machine's manufacturer for tech support. You might find a simple answer to your problem with an Internet search or trip to a site such as techguy.org. (Click the "Operating Systems" tab to find forums/discussions of problems.) If headaches persist, get ready to call tech support.

3 ousted students to be readmitted (The Lewiston Sun Journal)

JAY - School Committee members voted Thursday to readmit three high school students this fall who were connected to bomb threats at the school earlier this year.

Personal Tech (Washington Post)

The Washington Post's Rob Pegoraro discusses his recent reviews and answers your personal tech questions.

It's not good for everything, therefore it's not good for anything (ZDNet)

A lot of the wintel vs Unix argument is cast in terms of this hardware or that feature but the reality is that risk and compliance, not functionality or direct cost, are the critical decision drivers both right now and for the immediate future. by Paul Murphy