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By Flatout Web Design
3 December 2013, 08:30

Xtra / Yahoo spam attack - If you have an xtra.co.nz and your email program has started asking you for a password, or telling you the one you are typing in is wrong, you will need to contact Xtra on 0800 22 55 98 to have your password reset.

By Flatout
20 September 2013, 00:00

If You Have Received an Email About Your Domain (or a Domain Like Yours) Be Very Careful. Contact Us & Ask If You Are Unsure About What You Are Receiving

By Flatout Support
6 September 2013, 00:00

Helpful links to adding an email account in Outlook covering versions: Outlook Express, Windows Live Mail, 2003, 2007, 2010 and 2013, Office Outlook

By Flatout Web Design
5 September 2013, 00:00

Flatout CMS Version 4 is now available. If you have an existing Flatout CMS website contact us to discuss upgrade options. If you're looking for a smart, clean, easy to use yet powerful CMS for a small, medium or large organisation read more!

By Flatout Web Design
30 August 2013, 00:00

You've received an email message that contains a winmail.dat attachment. This issue may occur if all of the following conditions are true: The email message is sent to you by someone using Microsoft Outlook. The format of the message is Rich Text format (RTF).

By Flatout Web Design
2 May 2013, 00:00

You've probably come across Social Media - you may use it yourself, maybe your colleagues use it when they should be working, or perhaps your kids spend all their time on it! What you may not realise is that social media is not just for time wasting.

By flatout
9 September 2015, 00:00

A CMS (Content Management System) is an easy-to-use program which allows you to manage the content of your website without knowledge of HMTL, or outside technical assistance. Content management systems have many features including the option to create,

By flatout
8 September 2015, 00:00

Link building can be a very powerful tool for boosting your search engine ranking. To put it simply, search engines work by sending their "spiders" through the "web" to find links that lead them to new pages. So the more links you have throughout the web, the easier it is for the spiders to find you, and the more likely your website is to end up in the search results.