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- Microsoft OneCare Live: Dead Last Against Viruses
Article snippet: " We've all heard it before. In the past it's been shown that Microsoft's relatively new antivirus software, Windows OneCare Live, struggled to eliminate all of the most recent threats to a user's operating system. Microsoft only released the program last year, and it's starting to become apparent that it has much work to do in order to catch up with the competition from longtime ... "
Article keywords: threats, onecare
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- Windows Live: Is it Worth It? (onecare)
- OneCare Fails to Protect Against All Viruses (threats)
- Microsoft Flexes its Muscle by Offering First Security Firewall (onecare)
- Windows Live: Is it Worth It?, Part 2 (onecare)
- Hijack Guard by PC Tools (Freeware) (threats)
Blast From The Past: Highlighting FAQs, Tips, and Premier Software Recommendations
Create music CDs, .MP3 CDs, backups, movie CDs, copy CDs, and much more!
It's a fact that many users can't use Windows XP's built-in CD Burning features simply because their CD burner's aren't compatible, or because it's a huge hassle just to make it work (requiring third-party software and plenty of technical knowledge).
And heck, creating a CD shouldn't be that difficult!
Thankfully there's a much better alternative to Windows XP's built-in CD Burning feature -- and you don't have to be a rocket scientist to use it!
How does it work? Answer:
Wed, 14 Mar 2007 13:55:48 EST - 'Xxclone', and 'Steel Run-As'
Article snippet: " XXClone is a new way of cloning the Windows System Disk; a freeware Package for personal use only. Steel Run-As lets you give access to the user to run that application with administrator credentials without making him into a administrator equivalent account. Steel Run-As supports file CRC checking. This ensures the credibility of the ... "
Blast From The Past: Highlighting FAQs, Tips, and Premier Software Recommendations
" The cream of the software crop! We highly recommend this download. " ~ C|Net Download.com, 5 Star award, January 2005 "
Rated "the best" AntiSpyware software by the prestigious PC Magazine's Editor's Choice Award (June, 2005), and given a 5-star rating by C|Net Download.com (January, 2005), Spyware Doctor provides three-way spyware protection for your PC through real-time threat blocking, advanced system scanning and immunization against known browser infections.
This is just one of the *many* reasons why the award-winning Spyware Doctor has been chosen by millions of users to protect their PCs against spyware, adware, trojans, keyloggers, spybots and other tracking threats.
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Wed, 14 Mar 2007 13:55:48 EST - Google Answers Get Recycled
Article snippet: " Although Google pulled the plug on its Google Answers service in November, not everyone who worked on the project was quite as willing to toss their service in the trash. A group of researchers who worked on the Google Answers project have decided to reincarnate the service into a similar one called Uclue. Uclue is definitely reminiscent of Google Answers. It allows users to ask a ... "
Article keywords: google answers uclue, google answers service, researchers, project, worked
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Blast From The Past: Highlighting FAQs, Tips, and Premier Software Recommendations
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What can Registry Mechanic do for you?
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Wed, 14 Mar 2007 13:55:48 EST - More Vista Headaches for iTune Users
Article snippet: " After several attempts to make iTunes compatible with Windows Vista, Apple is still discovering defects and incompatibility issues. The iTunes software is a crucial component when synching music to be downloaded onto iPod portable players. Even though Apple recently released iTunes 7.1, the company urges customers not to install the product on Vista-ready computers until all the ... "
Article keywords: apple, itunes, vista, music, microsoft
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- Microsoft Warns: All Calendar Software Affected (microsoft)
- Microsoft Error Overcharges Advertisers by the Hundreds (microsoft)
- Vista and iTunes: Oil and Water (apple)
- Apple and Cisco Systems Settle Lengthy Trademark ... (apple)
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- Vista Follow-Up Expected in 2009 (vista)
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- Gates Speaks Out Against Mac Ads (apple)
- Microsoft Sued for Trademark Infringement on "Office Live" (microsoft)
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- Office Outlook 2007 Reviews Mixed (vista)
- Microsoft Acquires Medical Research Website (microsoft)
- Wall Street Predicting Big Sales for Vista (microsoft)
Blast From The Past: Highlighting FAQs, Tips, and Premier Software Recommendations
Hate having to reinstall Windows every time something goes wrong?
Then you should be making disk image backups!
Disk imaging is *far* more superior than Windows System Restore and can revert your computer system to a previously healthy state within minutes. Disk imaging can even transfer the entire contents of a hard drive to another!
How does it work? Answer:
Wed, 14 Mar 2007 13:55:48 EST - Feature Article: More Federal Agencies Delay Migration to Vista
Article snippet: " Last week we reported how the Department of Transportation and the Federal Aviation Administration imposed a moratorium on users migrating to Windows Vista, Internet Explorer 7 and Office 2007 citing no compelling reasons to upgrade at this time. Federal Computer Week is reporting that more Federal Agencies are delaying the migration to Windows Vista. The Interior Department, ... "
Article keywords: vista, agencies, upgrade, federal, office, department, testing, microsoft
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- Office Outlook 2007 Reviews Mixed (office)
- New Excel Attack Threatens Office (office)
- Vista Follow-Up Expected in 2009 (vista)
- Switch to Vista, Get Free WiFi Internet (microsoft)
- Microsoft Heightens Support Fees (vista)
- Best Crack of Vista Yet: Now Available (vista)
- Microsoft Sued for Trademark Infringement on "Office Live" (microsoft)
- OneCare Fails to Protect Against All Viruses (vista)
- More Vista Headaches for iTune Users (vista)
- Microsoft Acquires Medical Research Website (microsoft)
- Wall Street Predicting Big Sales for Vista (microsoft)
Blast From The Past: Highlighting FAQs, Tips, and Premier Software Recommendations
Do you "put all your eggs in one basket"?
" Thanks for infopackets newsletters. I read them faithfully!
I've never been one to 'put all my eggs in one basket,' so to speak. In fact, I use Ashampoo WinOptimizer, along with PC Tools Privacy Guardian and Registry Mechanic. What one does not get, the others do. I especially like the 1 Click Optimization features of WinOptimizer. It gets rid of old files the others leave. I also believe the WinOptimizer defrag utility is 10 times better than Windows, and my PC always performs better after using it. Ashampoo WinOptimizer is a top quality product -- in fact, I'd go as far to say that it's a must have utility for all web surfers. I highly recommend it! " ~ Ed A., Leesville, Louisiana, Infopackets Fan
Winoptimizer:
[ View Article 1 Online | Privacy Guardian:View Article 3 Online | Registry Mechanic:View Article 5 Online ]
Wed, 14 Mar 2007 13:55:48 EST - Vista Users May be Forced to Pay for Software Upgrades
Article snippet: " Users thinking about upgrading to Windows Vista may end up spending more than they thought. Besides having to pay for faster hardware, users should expect to pay for Vista upgrades to a lot of their favorite software. (Source: computerworld.com) Instead of releasing free patches to update existing versions, some major vendors such as Adobe Systems Inc., Symantec Corp. and Intuit Inc... "
Article keywords: vista compatibility, vista upgrades, existing versions, vendors, pay, products, systems, microsoft, customers
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Blast From The Past: Highlighting FAQs, Tips, and Premier Software Recommendations
Ashampoo delivers once again with the highly anticipated Burning Studio 6!
Known for maintaining functionality and without compromising ease-of-use, Ashampoo CD / DVD Burning Studio 6 incorporates many new and exciting features, including:
--> NEW: Support for over 1,700 CD, DVD and Blu-ray burners (with up to 25GB of storage *per* layer)!
--> NEW: Feature-rich file backup utility for CDs, DVDs and Blu-Ray discs, including: password protection, compression, spanning and restoration to original file locations!
--> NEW: Integrated Audio CD ripper: extract CD audio tracks to WMA or WAV file format.
... Plus much, much more!
Of course, the 'burning question' is:
" Why would anyone want to use Ashampoo Burning Studio in the first place? "
Answer:
Tue, 13 Mar 2007 14:29:52 EST - 'Ultra Explorer', and 'Power Shell Xp3'
Article snippet: " Ultra Explorer is designed to be the ultimate File Manager for Microsoft Windows. The user interface is completely customizable: you can hide or show as many of the featured windows, dock them in other places or let them float as free standing windows. The same is true for the tool bars; you can even move buttons from toolbars to other toolbars and assign your own ... "
Article keywords: search, folder, menus, dos
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Blast From The Past: Highlighting FAQs, Tips, and Premier Software Recommendations
Do you use Norton / McAfee Internet Security or any of those "all-in-1" solutions to protect your PC?
You might not want to after you read this!
Gazette Reader Mike L. writes:
" Dear Dennis,
My problem is that I'm a relatively naive computer user and have -- for some time now -- depended on Norton's 'all in one' security package (firewall / anti-virus / anti-spam) to blanket my PC from Internet nasties. A friend told me that Norton tends to configure a PC to best meet their own specifications, and that this causes periodic corruptions. Can you point me to information about the best way for a less than experienced user to build a security package, as in what basics do I need? Freeware would be great, but I'm willing to pay in exchange for my inexperience. Any information be greatly appreciated. "
My response:
Tue, 13 Mar 2007 14:29:52 EST - Growing Trend: Organizations Dump Windows for Linux
Article snippet: " Amid all the rumors and hype over Microsoft's Vista, it seems there are a fairly large number of instances where Microsoft is being shown the door. Here in the U.S., we have read that the Department of Transportation (for certain states), the Federal Aviation Administration, and others are dumping Microsoft for Linux. It's strange, however, to note that the action taken by those ... "
Article keywords: microsoft, seems, linux
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Blast From The Past: Highlighting FAQs, Tips, and Premier Software Recommendations
WARNING !!! The last program you uninstalled may be causing severe performance degradation!
If you've owned a computer for any length of time, you have inevitably downloaded, installed, and later gotten rid of program after program. What you may not realize, though, is that uninstalling a program often leaves you with unwanted "leftovers" that irrefutably gunk up your system one way or another.
Left untouched, your system will begin to suffer severe deterioration, whether it's from fragmented files, wasted disk space, and worse of all: an unoptimized system registry.
That's why it's critically important to maintain your system regularly. And ask any PC professional: a well maintained system equates to the same elated feeling one gets after a fresh format and a reinstall of Windows.
So, what can you do to get your system running in tip-top shape?
Answer:
[ View Article 1 Online | View Article 2 Online ]
Tue, 13 Mar 2007 14:29:52 EST - Intel Won't Upgrade to Vista: For Now
Article snippet: " Intel, who has not benefited from expected boosts in sales after the Microsoft Windows Vista launch, has decided not to upgrade its PCs to Vista until the first service pack has been released. Once the service pack is released, Intel says they will still hold off on a full Vista roll-out. (Source: PC Advisor UK) "I know of no organization that is going to adopt it before Service ... "
Article keywords: service pack, vista, os, otellini, upgrade
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Blast From The Past: Highlighting FAQs, Tips, and Premier Software Recommendations
Confused about burning CDs?
MP3 or Music CD? Data CD, multi-session, ISO, track-at-once, or disc-at-once? Mixed mode, bootable, Mode 1, Mode 2 or UDF? ISO-9660I compliant or Joliet file system? What's the difference?
Enough already!
Most CD burning applications are loaded with tons of techno-jargon that confuse most computer users (let alone, newbies). And with a plethora of CD formats, creating a CD -- whether it's an audio CD for your car, or a data CD for your computer -- can certainly prove to be a difficult task. Thankfully, there's a much easier solution (and you don't need to be a rocket scientist to use it)!
How does it work? Answer:
Tue, 13 Mar 2007 14:29:52 EST - Feature Article: Microsoft OneCare Live: Dead Last Against Viruses
Article snippet: " We've all heard it before. In the past it's been shown that Microsoft's relatively new antivirus software, Windows OneCare Live, struggled to eliminate all of the most recent threats to a user's operating system. Microsoft only released the program last year, and it's starting to become apparent that it has much work to do in order to catch up with the competition from longtime ... "
Article keywords: threats, onecare
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Blast From The Past: Highlighting FAQs, Tips, and Premier Software Recommendations
The Competition Versus Spyware Doctor: Who Prevails?
" Although I may have just stumbled onto an apparent similarity of all scams and real products, I believe Xoftspy has an even more underhanded approach than most underhanded marketing ploys ... [on a similar note], I never had as much spyware download onto my computer as [I did] after I downloaded Xoftspy, so even if they are just mysteriously quick about protection [including the many false positives they were accused of in the past], they still didn't offer as good as protection as Spyware Doctor, a product I highly recommend ... " ~ CC Ryder.
So, how does *your* antispyware regimen stack up again Spyware Doctor?
Find out now -- sample the layers of protection of Spyware Doctor by doing a free scan, today! You'll be amazed at just how much Spyware Doctor can do!
Tue, 13 Mar 2007 14:29:52 EST - Woman Sues Yahoo for $20M over Email Message
Article snippet: " Yahoo was recently slapped with a $20 million dollar lawsuit from an Ohio woman claiming that the Yahoo.com portal used her photo without permission in a welcome email sent to its new users. Shannon Stovall filed the lawsuit late February at the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Ohio. Stovall said she discovered the her photo was being used when she signed up for ... "
Article keywords: stovall, email, yahoo, million, lawsuit, photo, image, filed
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Blast From The Past: Highlighting FAQs, Tips, and Premier Software Recommendations
" ... the most effective of all the products tested ... " ~ PC Magazine Editors' Choice
Spyware Doctor provides three-way Spyware protection for your PC through real-time threat blocking, advanced system scanning and immunization against known browser infections.
This is just one of the many reasons why the award-winning Spyware Doctor has been chosen by millions of users to protect their PCs against Spyware, adware, trojans, keyloggers, spybots and other tracking threats.
" [Spyware Doctor is] the most effective of all the products tested at both blocking and removing spyware and keyloggers, and it's our current Editors' Choice. " ~ PC Magazine Editors' Choice, June 19, 2005
" The cream of the software crop! We highly recommend this download. " ~ C|Net Download.com, 5 Star award, January 2005
So, how does your Spyware Cleaner stack up to Spyware Doctor?
Compare right now -- try a free scan, today!
Fri, 09 Mar 2007 10:15:16 EST - 'Debug Bar', and 'System Lockdown'
Article snippet: " Debug Bar is an Internet Explorer plug-in with powerful features: DOM Inspector: View DOM Tree and modify tags attributes and CSS attributes on the fly to test your page. HTTP Inspector: View HTTP/S request to check cookies, GET and POST parameters, view server info. Javascript Inspector and Javascript Console: View Javascript functions for easier debugging, see Javascript ... "
Article keywords: inspector view, javascript, systems, html
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Blast From The Past: Highlighting FAQs, Tips, and Premier Software Recommendations
W H Y is Defragging your harddrive such an essential step in PC Maintenance ???
Fact: Hundreds of junk files download to your computer every day -- even from mild to casual Internet usage.
Fact: There are most likely *thousands upon thousands* of useless junk files sitting in your temporary Internet folder right now -- let alone, thousands more spread throughout nearly every folder on your hard drive from previously installed programs.
Fact: Junk files result in unnecessary file fragmentation, which leads to deteriorating and often significantly decelerated PC performance.
Fact: Deleting Junk files alone will only save space; defragmentation of your hard drive is also required to reclaim lost performance!
Fact: Ashampoo WinOptimizer Suite can eliminate useless junk files, recoup lost space, defrag the hard drive, streamline the system registry, reclaim Internet Privacy, tune the startup folder, optimize your Internet connection -- and a *heck* of a lot more -- all with a *single click* of a button.
How's that possible?
Answer:
Fri, 09 Mar 2007 10:15:16 EST - Cisco Reveals Latest Social Networking Venture
Article snippet: " The details of an unusual agreement have been released to rest of the technological world, as industry analysts learned that networking equipment manufacturers, Cisco Systems, are in the final stages of acquiring technology from social networking minnows, Tribe.net. Cisco Systems specializes in producing networking equipment for telecommunication providers and other large ... "
Article keywords: social networking, social networks, cisco, tribe, technology, customers
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Blast From The Past: Highlighting FAQs, Tips, and Premier Software Recommendations
Question: What is Disk Imaging and why should you have it?
Disk imaging software is used to backup Windows and other operating systems.
Disk imaging is far more superior than Windows System Restore and can revert your computer system to a previously healthy state within minutes. Disk imaging can also transfer Windows from a smaller hard drive to a larger one -- without the need to reinstall Windows.
How does it work? Click to find out more!
Fri, 09 Mar 2007 10:15:16 EST - Google Offers Gadgets to IBM
Article snippet: " Massively popular search engine Google has been diversifying its interests as of late. Previously known only for its ability to transfer the user to the most relevant websites in a query, Google expanded into the interactive mainstream last year by purchasing YouTube.com for more than a billion dollars. And if that wasn't enough to show the might of the almighty Goo, the company ... "
Article keywords: ibm, gadgets, google, tools
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Blast From The Past: Highlighting FAQs, Tips, and Premier Software Recommendations
Create your own Web Site within 2 days ...
... Without spending a single penny on complex software or annoying hosting fees!
How is that possible?
Answer:
Fri, 09 Mar 2007 10:15:16 EST - Perform a Multi-Column Sort: MS Excel
Article snippet: " There will be some occasions when you will want to perform a sort using more than one column in MS Excel. You already know how to perform a sort using one column and now if you follow the steps below you can add a little to your Excel knowledge of sorting. Position the active cell anywhere within the data list. Choose Data | Sort The Sort dialog box will appear. Select the first column to sort by ... "
Article keywords: sort column, box
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Blast From The Past: Highlighting FAQs, Tips, and Premier Software Recommendations
Do you Google?
Everyone knows that Google.com is the best search engine on the Internet, with over 250 million queries per day (Source: google.angel-cage.de). And, if you've used Google before, then you've probably noted tiny ad placements (called AdWords) located to the right of Search results.
But did you know that regular people -- like yourself -- are generating a substantial second income simply by creating their own AdWord campaigns in their spare time? It's true -- and you can do it, too.
So, how does it work? Answer:
Fri, 09 Mar 2007 10:15:16 EST
