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35 Years of Building Plans Experience

 

B & E Design has over 35 yrs of experience of designing home plans.  They can also update your plans for Michigan Building Codes.   

 
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1. Software We Use
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    We have worked in the technology field for over fifteen years.  During that period we have used all kinds of great software packages and some that were not so great.  We have done our share of programming software in Windows and Unix / Linux.  From flashing a new BIOS to setting up a network we have experince a lot of software packages.  So from time-to-time people will ask us for recommended software,  so  I  have put together a list of sofware packages that run on some of our systems.  Most of the packages are "FREE", however, some do require payment.     Legend   Description Description ...
Sunday, 05 March 2006 |  1171 Hit(s) | (0 vote) | Read more...

2. Backoffice Web
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Technical Division - Web Site Software If you are interested in the software that is running our web page you can check out the links below.  We highly recommend "Open Source" and have found that it fits our needs well.  -More to Come-  
Tuesday, 25 October 2005 |  1792 Hit(s) | (0 vote)

3. Spyware/Adware
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Technical Division - Spyware Removal PC Brain needed: advanced - expert If you feel comfortable with windows, want to learn, or don't care if you mess up your PC, then this article is for you.  If you are that other person, take your PC to your local tech.  However, be prepared of the thought that you may have to reload windows. A good process to follow when removing spyware/adware in Windows.  Caution- Do not try and remove the adware/sypware in "Add/Remove Programs" under the windows control panel.  There has been malicious adware/spyware made to do "really bad things" when you try and remove their products from here. First off - check for viruses.  You can download software from <...
Thursday, 26 May 2005 |  1328 Hit(s) | (0 vote) | Read more...

4. Browsers
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Web Browsers If you haven't heard already there is a battle of the web browsers.  The browser king still is Internet Explorer (IE).  However, there are other browsers that are finding a new spot on the PC desktop. Why Switch? There are a couple reasons why you sould replace IE with a differnet browser.  The first one is security and the second one is adware and spyware.  From my personal experience with IE is that I experienced too many pop-ups and pop-unders.  I couldn't stand the fact that searching the interent seemed to be like playing a first-person-shooter.  So I set out to find an alternative.  The alternative was the Mozilla Project.  This project is open source whic...
Monday, 16 May 2005 |  1084 Hit(s) | (0 vote) | Read more...

5. Antivirus
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Technical Division - Antivirus Programs  (No More Excuses) During 1998 I worked in a computer shop doing repairs and builds.  Customers would bring in their PCs with all kinds of problems.  One of them being "Viruses"! Well a lot has changed in the technology field since then.  One of those changes is "Free Software".  Back in 1998 it wasn't hard to come by free software, but you usually had to pay for antivirus software.  Today you can get free antivirus software for non-commercial use.  All you need to do is sign up online.  Note: This software does not contain adware/spyware. So there you have it no more excuses abou...
Sunday, 15 May 2005 |  1188 Hit(s) | (0 vote) | Read more...

6. Security
(Technical Division News/Technical Division)
As of all you may know that staying secure online seems to be extremely difficult as time goes on. However, there are steps to help secure your connection and keep viruses, spyware & adware to a minimum. The following is a list of tools used to help secure your connection. 1. Anti-virus (software) 3. Firewall (software) 4. Anit-spyware (software) 5. Anti-adware (software) 6. Router (hardware) + Turn on router Firewall The only item that is going to cost you $ is the hardware router.
Thursday, 12 May 2005 |  1232 Hit(s) | (0 vote)

  
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