John Mutter, editor-in-chief, of the Shelf-Awareness newsletter announced their 3rd anniversary via the newsletter. If you aren’t familiar with the newsletter these highlights will help you become more familiar. You may sign up for the FREE newsletter and see back issues at Shelf-Awareness.com
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As a newbie at buying and selling domain names through my business, DomainsPromote.com, I was interested to read this new book.  The book was written by David Kesmodel, a staff reporter for The Wall Street Journal.

The Domain Game
After looking for it in all of the local stores and not finding it, I ordered it […]

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UNIVERSITY PRESSES START TO SELL VIA KINDLE
An Inside Higher Ed email delivered on June 24, 2008 led me to this interesting article about university presses selling books as Amazon’s Kindle eBooks.
Just months after Amazon’s Kindle , a portable eBook reader launched , academic
publishing houses are starting to sell books via this method. http://insidehighered.com/news/2008/06/24/kindle
“By the […]

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If you’ve created Websites you know how big a problem this can be.  Lifehacker.com offers two effective and efficient ways to remove formating:
“When you’re copying and pasting something to or from a Microsoft application such as Word or Outlook and you want to remove the formatting there is a quick keyboard shortcut to do so. […]

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I have spent several periods of time (too long to be proud of) trying to figure out how to effectively use Google Documents , an often praised resource or tool for collaborating with others . I was wasting my time until I ran across the brief tutorial in Using Google Docs in the […]

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PCmag.com  published a useful article, Eight Handy Tools in Microsoft Word You Probably Don’t Know About. 
Among the ’time and energy saving’ tips are:

Shrink document by one page.
Calculate in tables.
Merge to e-mail.
Compare two documents.
Document inspector.
Built-in translator.
Create fancy equations.
Use math autocorrect.

Check out the article for details on each of these tips!

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If you are like me and drive older cars you need a good mechanic!   LifeHacker.com introduced me to RepairPal.com where you can get “independent and unbiased repair estimates, user ratings and reviews, plus advice you can’t get anywhere else.”
Do you have any other Websites that you find useful in keeping your car safe and on […]

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New to eBooks? There IS help! Visit eBooks.com and you’ll find all the info you need. You may want to start with the ‘First Time to eBooks.com‘ page.
Here are some other helpful ideas AND special deals for discovering eBooks:
-Using eBooks on your PDA

-Get Free Excerpts at ebooks.com!!!
-Sign up for new release alerts […]

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