The Naked PC

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Date: Tue, 14 Jul 1998 11:53:07 -0400 (EDT)

The Naked PC Newsletter

http://www.thenakedpc.com

Working day in and day out with your PC is like a marathon roller coaster
ride, plenty of ups and lots of downs. We've got a prescription for you, a
regular dose of The Naked PC (TNPC)! Here at TNPC we vow to help make your
daily PC experience a more prod uctive one. There are plenty of good
books, newsletters, and ezines out there (we should know -- we write and
contribute to them), but we're going to bring you content with a spin you
won't find elsewhere. Like the good neighbor who's also a computer cons
ultant, we're going to offer you -- for free -- our latest thinking and
advice on what you need to know about your PC. It will be as though we're
sitting right there at your office or home, talking with you in person
about the issues at hand. Friendly, ac curate, to the point, no-nonsense
advice from people you can trust. 

So, we'll deliver our latest PC discoveries, thoughts, experiments,
epiphanies, bug fixes, tips, and enhancements, all rolled up in a neat
cyberpackage straight to your email Inbox. What about the range of
material? We'll cover a very broad spectrum, after all, your PC is a
tremendously versatile tool. In this issue we run the gamut from Internet
browsing with Lynx, to Microsoft's Active Desktop, to Microsoft Outlook,
plus some regular columns: recommendations for useful books, Web pages,
and products, an d a link to our listing of newsworthy news tidbits.

Contact:

Publishers: T.J. Lee, Lee Hudspeth, and Dan Butler
Email: tnpc@primeconsulting.com