Re: Home Office Set Up and Communications
 
> It's a very good point to buy only as much equipment as you really need, at 
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> level that your really need, and add to it as your needs change.  However, 
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> point is moot for most people starting home businesses - most of us can't
> afford the equipment we really need, so there's no chance of getting more 
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> we need.
>  
> This is true.  Many people have email access without understanding how to 
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> it profitable and time saving.  This will change as people become more 
famili
> with it, and the novelty wears off.  Cars weren't very useful for the first 
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> years that they were on the road, but what would we do without them now?
Well, email really started to catch on around l988-to date, I think that is
about when modems started to fall a bit on prices. I remember the 200, 1200,
2400, 4800, 9600, and now the 38.8kbps. But then so few people in real life
business use them for send and recieve email. Yeah, they use modems to swip
the credit card, but that is about it. It has something to do with many
people hate to write.
My email address is , anyone interested in linking up to
free email contact or get Juno software, which is free. They have 1 million
users and every home office should have one.
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