Author Archives: Murray Todd Williams

About Murray Todd Williams

I'm a computer consultant in the New York area, a bit of a hacker, with a particular interest in IT management.

No Reason Not to try OTA Digital Television

Posted on February 2, 2007 by Murray Todd Williams

If you are either a Mac or a PC user, there is a cute little device for about $150 that will get you started in the world of HDTV. Continue reading →

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The CSS-Layout Adoption Dilemma

Posted on July 22, 2006 by Murray Todd Williams

CSS layout isn’t catching on because few computer professionals are programmers. Continue reading →

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Switchers Guide for Windows/WordPerfect Users

Posted on July 17, 2006 by Murray Todd Williams

A quick “Switchers Guide” for people buying their first Mac with an emphasis on WordPerfect support. Continue reading →

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Amidst a Plague of Web Designers

Posted on July 10, 2006 by Murray Todd Williams

An online exploration for quality local web design companies leads me to a surprising realization. Continue reading →

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NeoOffice (OpenOffice for OS X) : Compeditors Watch Out!!!

Posted on July 1, 2006 by Murray Todd Williams

NeoOffice is officially deemed Alpha-level quality, so I wouldn’t go whole-hog using as my primary document system quite yet. You could, just hit the “save” button frequently if you do. And I say this as a “cover-my-ass disclaimer” rather than a condemnation of stability. I haven’t gotten the app to crash yet, and I’ve been kicking the tires pretty hard now. Color-me more than impressed: I would call myself stunned. Continue reading →

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