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Does all
the clicking, scrolling, downloading, and synchronizing overwhelm
you at times? Not to worry.
This issue of Texas REALTOR® brings you a boot-load of
practical advice for using your tech tools to better serve clients
and improve your business.
ZipForm
help guide
Whether you need to know how to download ZipForm for the first time, get
updates, or learn user tips, you'll find answers here. by Staci Rosa
Tips
and shortcuts for PC users
Save some time with 10 helpful hints. by Ward Lowe
Lead-losing
Web mistakes
How not to scare prospects away. by Stephen M. Canale
All
hands-on tech
Use basic tech tools in everyday business. by Ward Lowe and Marty Kramer
Files
attached
Play it safe with e-mail attachments. by Marty Kramer
Give
yourself a hand
Learn the ins and outs of your handheld. by Ward Lowe and Marty Kramer
An
umbrella for the dot-com fallout
Simple precautions to protect your Web site. by Stephen M. Canale
Think
before you shoot
Better photos grab buyers' attention. by Marty Kramer
Photo illustration: Joel Mathews; photos © PictureQuest.
Buyers & sellers,
visit www.texasrealestate.com.
REALTORS®, visit www.tar.org.
