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For AR's Maryland, DC, and Virginia Users

Good evening to all, as most users here in the DMV know, I have been providing a blog about Technology here on Active Rain for the last year or two. As of this evening, I have created an outside blog using google's blogger. I made it specifically for Maryland, DC and Virginia Computer Users. it will include information on local IT news, and problems, and will also give some real estate technology information as well. http://marylandcomputermaintenance.blogspot.com/

I hope you will bookmark it and check in often! You can also add an RSS feed too!

I look forward to interacting with you soon on that blog and here on Active Rain.
http://marylandcomputermaintenance.blogspot.com

David Fox, DEF PC Services & The Real Estate Tech Desk - Technology Solutions for Real Estate Professionals

Posted by David Fox, The Real Estate Tech Desk on 12/02/2008 10:08 PM

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4 Comments on For AR's Maryland, DC, and Virginia Users

DEC

David - thanks for the tip/link. Good stuff and a valuable resource for all, no doubt!

-Tim Mancuso

DEC

'Just want to tell you all that David is my HERO - saves many a day for me with his remote access to my computers.

JAN

I'd love to find out what you think about the new ActiveRain UPGRADE outside blog...

MAY

David, Thanks for stopping by my post and for stopping by my house tonight. You are a delight, smart, fast, and you make it look so easy. I would love to get an AR seminar together with you teaching. Are you up for it?

Thanks to Margaret Woda for introducing us!!

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