"Running a Business Center Computer is a risk Hotelier really does not want to take without proper precautions," Mr. Koning continues, "The amount of work involved to keep it up and running is just part of problem, liability is true risk each Hotelier is subject to." The general opinion is that as long as Windows System, Virus scanner and Cleaning software is updated, nothing bad can happen. However, these tools do not prevent disk clutter, hacks, identity theft, new viruses or objectionable content showing on your computer. One by one, very serious matters when you consider them, with definite possibility of a law-suit. SurferQuest software is developed to take a lot of these risks away. It prevents hacks, disk-clutter, it erases all left-over user content, it is foolproof and is even immune to viruses not yet invented. "And a nice bonus is," continues Mr. Koning, "it reduces normal maintenance by about 97%."

SurferQuest systems are not limited to Internet applications. They also contain Microsoft applications and Hotelier can add additional software or hardware to PC at any time (as long as it is Windows XP compatible).

SurferQuest leaves it up to Hotelier whether to charge for usage or not. "Each system has capability to accept Credit Card payments," states Mr. Koning, "The advantage of using this feature is that usage is regulated. Nobody can occupy computer too long, preventing other Guests from using it, unless he pays for it of course".

SurferQuest ‘s clients include US Military, The Westin on Times Square, Starbucks Providence Biltmore, The Radisson in Boston, Seven Springs Mountain Resort, Teton Mountain Resort and all Emerald Suites. "Full listing available on request"

SurferQuest HQ Philipsburg, PA SurferQuest Sales Portland, ME SurferQuest Revenue Share Las Vegas, NV

For more information: www.surferquest.com Toll free 1-888-733-4365

First, close all your Internet Explorer web browser windows except for one. If status bar doesn't already appear in window, go to "View" and then click "status bar."

Also, make sure you have all toolbars arranged way you want them.

Next, place your mouse over a blank spot on one of tool bars at top of Internet Explorer browser window.

Right-mouse-click and a menu will appear where you should check option "Lock Toolbars."

Then, while holding down key, click "X" in upper right corner of window to close it. This will set your selection.

If you ever need to change your toolbars in future, simply right-mouse-click on toolbar and uncheck "Lock Toolbars" option, make changes, and then re- lock toolbars to keep them from moving or disappearing.

*Missing File Extensions*

One of biggest pains in neck involves opening Windows Explorer, viewing a list of files, and not being able to see file extension (.doc, .txt, .html, etc.) for each file.

For some reason, Windows considers this classified information!

To make file extensions show up, click "Start" then "Control Panel." Double-click "Folder Options" then click "View" tab. Scroll down list and uncheck box that says "Hide extensions for known file types."

You will now see file extensions any time you open up Windows Explorer.