Comprehensive plan to be used by other company telecommuters
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So far, you have done a lot of work to prepare your home computing environment. It is now time to pull it all together into a comprehensive plan that can be used by other company telecommuters when they are setting up their own home computing environment.
Create the overall plan according to the details shown below.
Plan for setting up a home computing environment that will include instructions and information for the following:
(I'm just looking for a general ideal of what to look for in each bulleted part, so I can do my research.)
* computer and software requirements list
* e-mail use instructions
* folder and file structure and naming conventions
* recommendations for firewall, antivirus, and Internet security
* instructions for connecting to the office network
* additional instructions for those with visual or hearing impairments
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Plan for setting up a home computing environment that will include instructions and information for the following:
(I'm just looking for a general ideal of what to look for in each bulleted part, so I can do my research.)
* Computer and software requirements list
A home computer is ideal for connecting to the modem and router; however, a laptop is portable. The hardware recommendations:
*1 GHz 32 bit or 64 bit processor (larger processors are best)
*2 GB of system memory
*Minimum of 80GB hard drive
*DVD-Rom drive (prefer CD/DVD-Rom burner)
The software recommendations are to use Windows XP Professional, Vista, or Window 7 (you can go to Microsoft.com to determine if your computer (not pre-sold with Windows 7) is compatible.
Also, I would recommend Microsoft Office 2007 (this office product is backwards compatible with older office/WordPerfect/Open Office applications.
* e-mail use ...
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