25 Best Business Software Tools and Web Services Anyone who says their business "runs itself" probably owes a great debt of gratitude to a small army of software applications and Web services that tirelessly feeds the machine from behind the scenes. From creating and storing documents and staying on top of e-mail to keeping the books and getting teams working together, it takes a lot of code to run a business, or at least to run it well. But setting up your company isn't as easy as just fishing apps out of a barrel. You want the best you can get, and at a price that isn't through the roof. With capability and frugality firmly in mind, we rounded up 25 of our favorite software tools and Web services that we deem the best for powering small and medium-size businesses. Accounting Software Intuit QuickBooks Pro Backup and Recovery Mozy You can (and should) regularly back up files to an external hard drive or NAS (network-attached storage) device in your office--but what if the whole place goes up in smoke? Blogging Tool WordPress Calendar Vyew
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How to Change the From: Name in Your Email When you sign up for a new email account, the first and last name that you enter aren't just for identification purposes. By default, with most email accounts, that first and last name will appear in the "From:" field every single time you send an email. If you prefer to have a different name show up, whether it's a nickname, a pseudonym, or anything else, it is totally possible to change it up whenever you want. The process is different from one service to the next, but all of the major webmail service providers offer the option. It is important to note that there are two different kinds of names that are related to sending mail. Even if you use your real name in your email address, changing your email address usually requires you to sign up for a whole new account. Here are instructions on how to change your email name for five of the most popular email services on the internet (Gmail, Outlook, Yahoo! Change Your Name in Outlook Thanks for letting us know! Tell us why!
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