Free Webinar Q&A Addressing: What are best practices for PC maintenance and performance? ...Regarding security challenges, email hacks or concerns. And top level question.

The Fustino Brothers shared their common-sense approach to PC computing. ...All to avoid common pitfalls, heartache and potential identity theft. Webinar included avoiding clever online hackers that can be devastating to even the best secured email accounts. This webinar was a follow-up the to previous webinars essentially combines the best “T!PS”.

Discussion included symptoms like “my PC is really, really slow”. Followed by, “should I just buy a new one?”. Or, “I just had my PC serviced by a Tech Company who called me and now it runs worse than ever”… a scam.  Are you getting pop-ups all over the place? Have you ever experienced identity theft, had your email hacked or password stolen? This free !nBusinessLinks Network – Fustino Brothers, Inc (IBLN-FBI) conference call and screen sharing Meetup did highlight steps that can be taken to avoid such horror stories. Review the PowerPoint now.

12/19/16 Presentation by Russ Fustino - Microsoft MVP and the Fustino Brothers of FBI Apps discussed a common-sense approach to PC computing to avoid common pitfalls, heartache and potential identity theft. As a follow-up to last month’s session on avoiding Clever eMail Hacks that would be devastating, they presented… Common sense to PC Computing. Many times, We heard symptoms, like “my PC is really, really slow”. Followed by, “should I just buy a new one?” - Discover the answers to these challenges by reviewing the PowerPoint or the live video recording.

Clever online hackers can devastate even the best secured email accounts. The proof is right out of today's news: Hillary Clinton’s campaign chairman John Podesta’s email was compromised.

!nBusinessLinks Network™ and FBI-Apps "T!PS" for business (free webinar series) goes to...

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On the eve of Star Trek's 50th anniversary we are celebrating "beam me up, Scotty" with the making of an elevator pitch. Click/Tap on video.

Join MVP Russ Fustino and all of the Fustino Brothers in this live studio audience session recorded recently at the Tampa Code Camp. They present a deep dive into Microsoft Windows App Studio. It is a hot off the metal session.

Building universal Windows apps with no code using Microsoft App Studio. It's all about creating quality apps quickly using templates. The enhanced App Studio (now for Windows 10) gives you a great start. Use the new Universal Windows Platform (UWP) - one binary, one project for phone and tablet. Employ new the pivot control API's for YouTube and Flickr integration. Deploy ads easier. And wrap-up a responsive website in an app.

We uncovered the new enhancements that the June 2016 release and their recent experience in building the Ani DiFranco LivingMuseum app with data collections, graphic requirements and team testing. We show the new REST API Data source.

T!PS Abstract (To View the Live Recorded Video Click/Tap Here):
Microsoft MVP Russ Fustino, brothers Rich and Gary with their company, FBI Apps, were proud to resurrect “Russ’ ToolShed”!

T!PS on Topic...  CODE!
FBI Apps takes a deep dive into the incredible code that the Windows App Studio team created for all us. You know App Studio is even open source- go to: https://github.com/wasteam/waslibs. Russ shared tips on how to use the Command Bar, crash reporting, master/detail pages, Search, Caching, Ads and all with the generated code.

See the recorded live presentation (click/tap here) or just view the slide deck (above) from MVP Russ Fustino and all of the Fustino Brothers in this webcast for the Mobile App Dev Tampa (MAD Tampa) as they present to you this hot off the metal session on a deep dive into Microsoft Windows App Studio. FBI-Apps covered the new enhancements that the June 2016 release brings to building Universal Windows apps that run on the Phone and Tablet/Desktop. They focused on their recent experience in building the Ani DiFranco LivingMuseum app with data collections, graphic requirements and team testing.

Questions addressed:

• When importing a CSV for my data in a collection, how do I upload it without getting numerous errors?
• Is there an Excel macro/Add-in I can use to help this process, so I have the ability to keep commas in the field data, use semi colons as a delimiter and double quotes around all of the field data items?
• What is the maximum number of items in a collection? Is there a work around?
• How do I assign actions on a detail page of a collection item?
• How do I take advantage of Hero images on each page and what sizes are needed? Where do I load the background of the app?
• Where do I set the splash screen vs the logos for the app?
• What are the size limitations?
• Is there an easy way to install the app for reviewers and team members?