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CIOs talk out about the future of IT at CNET News.com. THU JUL 11, 2002Â David CourseyNext MS Office? Here's what I'd add--and delete
                The next version of Microsoft Office is due in the next year or so. If you were product manager for the industry-standard office suite, what would you add? What would you get rid of? What would you fix? Here's my wish-list Top Ten.
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Keep your PC's clock up to the second! Here's how  Crucial Clicks: More from ZDNet           Laptops     2GHz to Go Intel's got two new 2GHz chips for portables. But if you have to ask how much the jump from 1.8GHz to 2GHz will cost you, you probably can't afford it.   Read reviews      Most Popular Products    Laptops 1. Gateway 600XL 2. Dell Inspiron 2600 series 3. Dell Inspiron 8200 series 4. Toshiba Satellite 2400-S251 5. Dell SmartStep 100N More popular laptops             Â SYLVIA CARRÂ Feds focus on cybersecurity... Passport rival... Larger iMac LCDWashington's finally realizing that cybersecurity is a key part of homeland defense. Plus: Sun's Liberty Alliance releases specs for a Microsoft Passport rival. And expect an iMac with a 17-inch display at Macworld. 
 Â DAVID MORGENSTERNÂ Want to stop spam? Here's how YOU do itSome of you love SpamNet, a spam-killing app recommended by David Coursey. But others say it blocks too many wanted e-mails, and offer their own tips and tricks for minimizing junk e-mail. David rounds up your suggestions. 
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Tablet PCs: Very cool, but not for the masses
                While tablet PCs offer cool features, like letting you scribble notes on the screen and swivel the display, David's not sure they're right for everyone. Why? For starters, they're expensive and impractical for traveling.
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Keep your PC's clock up to the second! Here's how
                Your PC, powerful as it may be, is truly pitiful at keeping track of time. But take heart. Preston has three, free downloads that synch your PC's clock with atomic-clock servers, guaranteeing you'll always have the right time.
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