It's IFAS property, so it will require some paperwork to transfer. I'll be here until July 3rd, and then away for 18 days, so hurry. With profit margins on PCs at a perilously low point, computer makers are looking for ways to cut costs without sacrificing quality. Compaq, Packard Bell, Acer America and NEC all have announced they plan to cut back on their software bundles this fall, noting that much of the software isn't used anyway. I always thought it was stupid anyway.
Some systems come with four or five different online service provider packages.
Hey, you only use one. One system comes with Intuit's Quicken and Quicken Deluxe, and Microsoft's Money. You must take an active part in destroying any incentive people have to use computers. A good way to do this is to tell them that computers are just the tip of the iceberg in expenses. And speaking of books.