THE COMPUTER CENTER BLOG
3 Steps to Zero Trust
Small business owners: Don’t let cybersecurity threats destroy your success – 3 critical steps to zero trust security that you must take now!
5 Seemingly Innocent Download Habits Your Employees Must STOP Now To Avoid A Ransomware Attack
Avoid a ransomware attack – learn 5 habits employees must STOP now! Today, an antivirus alone cannot protect you, especially if you INVITE the hack.
4 Ransomware Myths
It’s time to unmask the truth behind these 4 common ransomware myths. Ransomware attacks are becoming increasingly sophisticated and costly.
Debunked! The 4 Most Common Myths About Co-Managed IT – and How It Can Help Your Business Succeed
Debunked! The four most common myths about co-managed IT and how it can help your business succeed. Is your company’s internal IT department stretched thin?
How to Turn on SharePoint Sync
How to Turn on SharePoint Sync
How to view two screens at the same time on small screen
I’m going to show you how to view two browsers, say you’re on a laptop or something. You have a small screen or single screen, but you want to see two pages. You can do this where you open up your tabs and then minimize, if your window doesn’t go small, you can click and drag, however you wish. And once you get it to where you want it, you would just drag over the window and then you can adjust the size on each screen by clicking and dragging this way. You can view two windows at once in case you’re looking at maybe setting something up or comparing, or what have you. You can do this with word documents. You can do this with Excel, but for browser, this is how you would do it. And then if you want to go back, you can, can do that as well. Just drag it back and then maximize. So again, you just minimize and then drag over. It’s pretty straightforward. It allows you to view multiple windows for browser, so you can work on things.
Secure Vendor – The Essential Checklist for Choosing
Secure Vendor – The Essential Checklist for Choosing. Vetting potential vendors for your supply chain is vital to protecting your business.
Stop Believing These 3 Misconceptions About Supply Chain Security
Stop believing these three misconceptions about supply chain security. Supply chain attacks have become an undeniable threat to businesses.
Keep Your Supply Chain Secure
Keep your supply chain secure: Identify, monitor, and analyze vendors for security risks. Implementing security measures within your business.






