Open Source Solutions for Small Business Problems

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What's broken in Windows?

Submitted by John Locke on Tue, 02/01/2005 - 07:50

As a computer consultant helping small businesses, one of the first things I do is install Firefox on the Windows computers. While there are still a handful of sites that only work with Internet Explorer, universally I find new users like the Fox... Seth Godin has quick instructions, if you need a hand, or another reason to choose Firefox: Seth's Blog: Fix your computer.

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