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Best of TechRepublic Cool Microsoft apps for free   Microsoft isn't known for giving away its products, but in this TR Dojo video, I'll show you where to find five free programs that can be useful and fun. -- Bill Detwiler, TechRepublic Head Technology Editor Latest TechRepublic Videos   What CIOs need to know about Windows 7 This episode of CIO Sanity Savers looks at five different aspects of Windows 7 and the potential impact that they could have on IT. Watch The Video >> TSA leak illustrates need for adequate software/security training A sensitive, improperly redacted TSA airport screening manual was recently leaked. Don't let your users make the same embarrassing and costly mistake. Watch The Video >> TR Out Loud - December 11, 2009 Find out which discussions and TR members were hot, hot, hot on the forums! And then please submit something for next week's show. Watch The Video >> New eco-friendly gadgets for the holidays AllThingsD technology columnist Kara Swisher shows ZDNet some "green" tech gift ideas for the holiday season. Watch The Video >> Latest TechRepublic Blogs   10 books every IT pro should read Learn why a new breed of laptops such as the Acer Timelime series is gaining steam and why they often make a lot more sense to buy than netbooks. Read The Blog >> Debunking older worker stereotypes In this blog, researchers debunk some of the myths that keep older workers from being hired. Read The Blog >> Restore the Quick Launch toolbar in Windows 7 Windows 7 offers many improvements over XP and Vista, but the absence of the Quick Launch toolbar isn't one of them. Here's how to get it back. Read The Blog >> Counterfeit credit/debit card fraud: Let's stop it now Counterfeit credit/debit card fraud accounts for billions of dollars and experts agree it is the number-one way terrorists fund themselves. Read The Blog >> 10 Things... the newsletter! Get the key facts on a wide range of technologies, techniques, strategies, and skills with the help of the concise need-to-know lists featured in TechRepublic's 10 Things newsletter, delivered every Friday. >> Click here to Automatically sign up today! <<   TechRepublic Quick Polls     What was your biggest accomplishment in 2009?   Do you train users on the danger of metadata in electronic documents?   Are you comfortable using PowerPoint to deliver presentations?

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