These are the skills every Cru staff member should have.
Have you used Lookups and Groups in TntMPD? There’s no “one way” to use various fields and features in TntMPD, but some perspective might help to open up the possibilities of these two features for you. Continue reading Lookups and Groups in TntMPD, Part One
Recently, Keith and I have been trying out the free Sidekick app for Gmail. If you use the Boomerang app for scheduling emails, much of what Keith shares in this post will apply for the Boomerang app for Gmail as well. Learn … Continue reading Using the Sidekick App for Scheduling MPD Emails (Guest Post)
After you learn a few tips for how to think like a troubleshooter, I hope you’ll be able to solve a computer problem yourself, or, at least, accurately describe the problem to the person you’re going to for help. Continue reading How to Think like a Troubleshooter
First, find your financial partners on Facebook and LinkedIn. It’s likely many of your donors would love being on Facebook with you and being connected, too. After you do that, I’ve got a lot of tips for you. Continue reading Check Social Media Regularly and More MPD Tips
When hackers steal passwords from a site they try to use those stolen logins. So to be safe, your passwords should be different for every site and unguessable, i.e. something unrememberable… even for you, unfortunately! Continue reading Security Tip Series: Use a Password Manager (Guest Post)
Tagging is one of the best ways to organize many things online. TntMPD contexts are “tags” for your to-do list tasks indicating where the action can be done (@home, @office, @Timbuktu, …) or when. Continue reading How to Use Contexts: TntMPD 201 Tip
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