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Howard, This is a very vague question. I tend to help people with specific issues. I would start with some research online of businesses that are like the one you want to start. Study them, then come
Ah, the cart or the horse... I would recommend that you look into a Microsoft certified training center. I would sign up for MCSE classes immediately. This will help you get into the corporate environment
The SMARTboard is an enhancement of the chalkboard of the 20th century. Its integration into a hands-on environment is more beneficial that a static 2-D chalkboard. Here's some points: - It's interactive
Hi Mariusz, I apologize, but I am not familiar enough on that subject to comment. I have minimal dealings with Australian transactions and consequently have not noticed any significant effect their
Gabe, Regarding using two domains to point to the same site, no problem. I'm not sure how you are hosting your site, but you can either forward or point both domains to the same location. Ask your domain
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