<p>Have you been a victim of identity theft? Or are you looking for ways to avoid being a victim? Then a visit to this useful destination is a must. At it, you can find a slew of information, including state and federal resources, no-cost victim assistance, listings and alerts on the latest scams and threats, information for affected teens and children, insightful blogs, prevention tips and much more. Start with the "Scam Alerts" page and then sign up for the site's email newsletter to stay up to date on the latest identity theft news.</p><p>Q: I am an insurance broker, and I email a lot of scanned documents to people. On my laptop, which runs Vista, when I scan a document, all I see is a scanned document and nothing more, which is great. My desktop runs Windows 7 and when I scan a document on it, the scanned document appears in "SkyDrive." What is SkyDrive and how do I get rid of it?</p><p>Sultan Tawwab, Port St. Lucie</p><p>A: SkyDrive is Windows' version of Google Drive, and, like that service, it offers cloud-based storage and sharing of documents, photos and more to users with Live Mail and Hotmail accounts. Like Google Drive's integration into Gmail, images viewed within the Livemail or Hotmail will first be viewed within SkyDrive and not be downloaded automatically to your computer. (To do that, you must use the "Download" command available through the service.)</p><p><a href="http://www.tcpalm.com/news/2013/jan/30/bypassing-skydrive-in-windows-7-may-be-difficult/">Keep reading...</a></p>