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    I know that it does not officially log you out of a website but is it not just easier to clear your history, cookies, temporary files, and cache?

    These are all I buy. Multi-packs for the win!!!

    These are all I buy. Multi-packs for the win!!!

    I guess you are boycotting this entire article/post. It's called "What's The Best Online Presentation Creation Tool?" and not "What's The Best Presentation Creation Tool?".

    opening sentence should start with "I love HOW you..."

    Alright now, you'll have excuse me. I'm going to Google around for an answer to clearing my extremely guilty conscience. There's no talking through the moral dilemma: If you find the content valuable, you should pay for it to preserve its quality.

    here is the full report

    While at work I do the same thing. In Chrome I have 3 different profiles... (1) business, (2) personal, and (3) random. Using all Chrome profiles, and between "regular" browsing and "private" browsing, I can have 6 completely separate browsing histories.

    Since "page/2" of the "Hidden Menu" will change at some point, here is the exact link.

    Should we receive a discount if we use the self checkout line?

    "mmc.exe" has lots of great things... I've created a bunch of them and combined things together for a one-stop-shop of native Microsoft tools

    Mine might have been up first but your's went into more detail. Very nicely worded.

    Shares. This view shows all of the folders shared on your computer. If you see a dollar sign ($) after the name of the share, that means it's a folder automatically shared by Windows and accessible only by administrative accounts. If you don't see that dollar sign, it's a folder you shared. Right-click a folder to see…

    It doesn't take a genius to use Word properly. All you (the user) has to do is explore and not be afraid. It really is sad at how lazy some people are when it comes to taking an initiative to a piece of software.

    You have to have 10.9.X in order to install.

    AMEN

    and you can also do the majority of these "tasks/things" using OneNote of Windows, because there isn't a client for Mac... there are apps for Windows, iOS, and Android mobile devices

    depending on your work environment and their mail servers, this isn't always possible