Posted January 5, 2009 Comments Off You Can Grow a Business When the Economy Goes Bad
By Priscilla Y. Huff
Depending on which financial news source and experts you follow, we are either in a temporary economic slow-down or headed for a serious recession as evidenced by ...
Posted January 5, 2009 Comments Off Woman’s 10-Year Business is a Result of Her Own Experience as a Newcomer to Her Community
Suzanne Meyer was inspired to start her own business the day her pink slip arrived from her former employer, Welcome Wagon, International. Living in a booming town, and having been a newcomer herself, Suzanne knew what a valuable service the welcome visit provided.
Posted January 5, 2009 Comments Off Become More Net-Savvy to Generate More eBay Revenue
By Michael Miller
Whether your home business involves a product or a service, you must look at ways to diversify it. Business diversification is a matter of survival, particularly in the tougher economic times that are predicted for 2008.
Posted January 5, 2009 Comments Off Any business’ start-up costs can be minimized using economical strategies and creative financing.
By Priscilla Y. Huff
Many people wish they could start a home business, but believe the costs are too prohibitive. However, as you will read in this feature, there are numerous home ventures that are relatively inexpensive to set up. Generally, businesses with the lowest start-up costs are those that provide services to individuals and/or other enterprises as opposed to those that produce products; but any business’ start-up costs can be minimized using economical strategies and creative financing.
Posted January 5, 2009 Comments Off Get Ready, Get Set, and Get Started In A Profitable Home Business:
By Priscilla Y. Huff
According to a recent study by the Office of Advocacy of the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA - www.sba.gov/advo/), America's home-based sole proprietors generate $102 billion in annual revenue. With a steady rise in inflation and living expenses and less job security than ever, an increasing number of people are leaving their jobs to start home-based ventures. If you are ready to join these entrepreneurs, here are ten essential steps to turn your entrepreneurial dream into a successful home-business reality.
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This beutiful luxury home is located in Wilkes County North Carolina. Nearby is a major university — Appalachian State in Boone, NC. You will also experience a convenient drive to shopping and dining in Winston-Salem, NC; a short ride to the ski mountains — Appalachian Ski Mountain, Beech Mountain and Sugar Mountain; and just over an hour’s drive from three popular NASCAR tracks — Lowes Motors Speedway, Martinsville and Bristol Motor Speedway. Because of its proximity to the Blue Ridge Mountains, Wilkes County offers a wealth of quiet beauty without the rush, the concrete, the noise and the traffic of larger, metropolitan communities. Just 80 miles from Charlotte, 45 miles from Winston-Salem, 45 miles from Hickory and 35 minutes from Boone, Wilkes County is an ideal location for those looking to escape the fast paced world of city living, yet close enough to commute for upscale dining, shopping and healthcare opportunities. Wilkes and surrounding counties are famous for an abundance of North Carolina Christmas Tree farms, motorcycle riding, hiking, canoeing, fishing, swimming, mountain biking, horseback riding, skiing, golf and much more.
Contact Elizabeth Carter, 336.973.5594 or Greg Stikeleather, Broker, 704.880.5247 or email eacarter@charter.net
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Posted January 1, 2009 Comments(0) 
OneNote was first introduced as Microsoft OneNote 2003 a few years back. In its latest form, Microsoft OneNote 2007, the application is even more feature-rich than before. OneNote offers the flexibility of a paper notebook and the power of digital note taking tool.
OneNote has the ability to provide digital assistance for the use, performing specific tasks such as brainstorming, storyboarding, and minutes taking. For work at home types, it?s a handy tool, particularly if you deal with lots of paper, research documents and notes.
Just about anything else in an office-type environment, home, or while on the go (with a laptop) can, in some fashion, be automated with the software package.
OneNote 2007 includes one important feature that allows the user to import an image, such as a scanned document, saved in JPG, BMP, GIF, or PNG format. Then, OneNote does an on-the-fly optical character recognition (OCR) of the image.
For most documents, an image scanned into OneNote 2007 will result in recognizable text which is then available for you to copy-and-paste, either elsewhere or on the same page, or even into Notepad, Wordpad, or Microsoft Word.
As with all other Microsoft products, OneNote 2007 has it’s own blog devoted to full use of it’s features, along with a number of templates available free of charge.
OneNote integrates in near seamless fashion with Microsoft Outlook. You will find that during the install process, OneNote automatically adds a button to the Outlook toolbar. Clicking the button will allow you to export email or other Outlook items directly to OneNote. And, for further functionality, a user can create Outlook appointments in OneNote, then easily add the appointments to Outlook through OneNote.
After using OneNote for many years, I am of the opinion that I don’t want to be without this useful application. OneNote is an integral part of the Office2007 software suite or can be purchased separately
One further note, I found the book shown above to be of great help, allowing me to get the most of this application. As with other Microsoft products, the software is so featured packed that without some form of reference, I couldn’t have possibly discovered all the neat and useful features.
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