NWA-PCUG Newsletter Articles 2001
NWA-
PCUG
The Northwest Arkansas Personal
Computer
User Group
Newsletter
Articles
2001
Jan thru Mar - 01
Apr thru Jun - 01
Jul thru Sep - 01
Oct thru Dec - 01
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October thru
December - 2001
- December - 2001
- Internet Help
- Many technical help and price comparison links
- November 2001 Meeting Recap - by Dale Oliver, President
- We enjoyed some festive holiday cookies at the November meeting.
Unfortunately, not all cookies are as enjoyable.
- Install Microsoft security patch.
- The 2 main Virus control vendors are Symantec's Norton Antivirus and
McAfee ViruScan.
- Most viruses are targeted at Microsoft products. All of us are at
particular risk.
- The Ten Commandments for Virus Safety.
- Partition Magic 7.0 - A Review by John Hunt
- Windows XP embodies a truly major change in internal architecture...,
with 2 areas requiring serious user awareness and participation: hardware
drivers and system utilities, like Partition Magic, Drive Image and backup
programs.
- TaxACT 2001 -
A Review by Gilbert Jay
- "Reviewing this program has convinced me that I will be using TaxACT
2001 Deluxe from 2nd Story Software this year." There are many different
TaxACT packages available, including the Standard, which is.."still the only free
tax software package on the market..."
- Synchronicity Strikes With a Worm - by John Clark, WebMaster
- "Too weird to be a coincidence".
- Virus Control - by John Clark,
WebMaster
- Everyone needs some kind of protection against virus infection. Ten
protection systems compiled by PC WORLD.
- The 2x4 and the Mule... or
Have we got your attention yet? - by Bill Shook, Editor
2 areas still need attention: virus
control and backup.
- Making Forwarded Email More
Presentable - by Grant Wales
- Free forwarded email from those pesky ">" symbols and straighten out
line endings with the freeware program, emailStripper.
- Front Page Experiences - by Grant Wales
- Tables, screen resolutions, and others.
- Woody's Windows Watch - by Thornton
Jacobs
- Very informative reviews and tips - free subscription.
- A Christmas Poem -
by Rick Levine
- 'Twas the year of 2000, and all through the land
- Spread a feeling that things were not going as planned.
- The Deals Column - by Bob Click,
The DealMaking Man
- Obversations regarding the September 11 tragedy.
- Buy American
- Aha-Soft's ArtIcons Pro 3.0.
- Ashampoo Isn't What You Think It Is.
- New Web Development Software -- HyperTest Studio from Olson Software.
- Deep discounts on computer cases and travel accessories for portable
electronics from RoadWired.
- Special prices on DeLorme products.
- The FREE Tiny Personal Firewall.
- Coming Soon! Announcement for the new USB 2.0 Pockey drives
- Side Bar -
by Bill Shook, Editor
- Clean up your hard drive -- with DiskPie, from PC Magazine
- November - 2001
- Internet Help
- Many technical help and price comparison links
- New this month: (See
article for Hot Links)
- Section: For Help on just about anything
www.protonic.com and www.nancydoeswindows.com
- Section: Price Comparison Shopping
www.softwareoutlet.com, www.overstock.com, and www.techbargains.com
- October 2001 Meeting Recap - by Dale Oliver, President
- October's Q&A session was anoher good learning experience for all in
attendance.
- Announcements
- Norton SystemWorks 2002 Suite Offer - 6 Norton programs plus Roxio's
GoBack for $24.99 - Limited time offer.
- 5 new sites for Internet Help column; 2 technical help sites and 3
price comparison sites.
- Set your computer to National Time standard.
- 2nd Story Software's just announced TaxACT 2001 package is available
for Newsletter review.
- DriveCopy 4.0 From PowerQuest - A Review by Pat Kennedy
- My old hard drives were crying out for relief - too many installed
programs...so I bought a new hard drive. I had two operating system
partitions, Windows XP and Windows ME, and several data partitions...
- To XP or Not to XP - by Steve Bass, Pasadena IBM Users Group
- If you're going to upgrade, get ready now...
- DOS Programs, Drivers and Upgrades, Networking, Internet Explorer, and
Getting a Jump.
- HP Ditches Add-on CD-RW Market - by Michael Kanellos, CNET News.com
- Although it is No. 1 in sales of add-on CD-RW drives, Hewlett-Packard
is exiting that market so it can better concentrate on the emerging, and
potentially more profitable demand for recordable DVD drives.
- Breaking and Entering - by Wally Wang, author of Steal This Computer Book
2
- Defeating Passwords, Disabling or circumventing a password, Defeating
the Windows 95/98 screensaver, Defeating third-party screensavers and
security programs, Stealing a password, Using a keystroke recorder or
logger, D.I.R.T., Spying with a desktop monitoring program, Investigator
monitors a user's computer activity, Remotely viewing another computer's
desktop, Using a password recovery program, Dictionary attacks on
passwords.
- WOW! Being Found on Web is Getting
Expensive - by Steve Wilson, The Alamo PC Organization Inc.
- In the last few months, the "price" for being indexed on the search
engines has gone from being free to becoming downright expensive.
- The Deals Column - by Bob Click, The DealMaking Man
- Hats off to the Editors
- Fast Connections Can Bring Fast Problems Also - Hit by SirCam
antivirus on local cable network
- New to the Column - JB Hillard, Chautauqua Cyber Club, Inc. and
Charles Hajdu, Philadelphia Hub PC Users Group
- Still Good - Modem Booster
- Forgot Your Password? ElcomSoft Company can help with compression
programs (PKZIP, etc.)
- Clean It Up, Please - Webroot's Window Washer
- Time for a New Suite - Gobe Software's GobeProductive package
- Still Procrastinating on AV Because of the Price? Try F-Prot
- Side Bar
- Add NotePad to SendTo Options - by Bill Shook, Editor
- October - 2001
- Internet Cookies - Recap of September 2001
Meeting - by Dale Oliver, President
- What is a Cookie?
There are two types of cookies.
Where are the persistent cookies stored on my hard drive?
Where did the name "cookie" come from?
Why are cookies needed?
What are cookies used for? What is stored in them?
Examples of legitimate cookie usage.
Who can read and modify the contents of cookies?
What can Web servers find out about me, and potentially save in a cookie?
Can cookies contain viruses, worms, Trojans or other things that can
damage my computer?
Can I control whether to accept cookies or not?
To Cookie, or not to cookie: that is the question.
Can bad cookies be put in my "cookie jar" without my knowledge?
Can I circumvent specific cookies without installing special software?
I'm not that technically advanced. What can I do that is quick, easy and
cheap?
What is currently being done about this privacy issue?
How can I learn more?
- Announcements - September 2001
Download PQ Lost & Found FREE (APC Customers)
Review offers:
Aha-soft's ArtIcons Pro 3.0
Redmond Technology Press "From A to Z" quick reference books
- The Disaster - Key Web Sites - by Steve Bass
Stay abreast of news, learn of ways to talk with your children, find out
how to help.
How You Can Help
Coping With Disaster
Getting the News
Giving Money
Finding Attack Survivors
Tech Support
Privacy Versus Freedom
Most Dramatic Images
- The Binch
America means more than tall towers, political powers, or that our enemies
could ever guess.
- Digital Photography - by David Berkowitz
Batteries
Alkaline
Nickel Metal Hydride
AC Adapter
Storage
User Interface and Operational Features
LCD vs Viewfinder
A Few Terrific URLs
- The Deals Column - by Bob Click, The Deal Making Man
Distribution Update
What a Loss To User Groups - "Louise Miller from Adobe user group program"
A Moment of Carelessness - "I had triggered a virus"
LapDog and Mouse Bungee Pro Deal still good
inKline Global back with another Special Offer - 15% off "Modem Booster"
Get Better Organized, Not Unionized, But Yourself - inKline Global's
"RedBox Organizer 4.1"
Security Just for Your Pocket?? - Cresotech's "PocketSafe 1.16" for
Windows CE
KeyStone Learning Systems special 40% offer on their Office related
courses: Excel, Access, Word, Power, Point, PhotoDraw, Publisher, Outlook,
Project or Windows 95, 98, and 2000.
- Side Bars
- System Configuration Utility - MSCONFIG.EXE
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July thru
September - 2001
- September - 2001
- Recap of August 2001 Meeting - by Dale Oliver, President
- "Wow, what a great presentation by Bob Brake of the local Gateway
Country store. Thanks, Bob!"
- "Bob's opening comment pretty much summed up the whole presentation on
backing up your hard drive with," "Be prepared to lose what you don't back
up."
He discussed three categories of WHAT to back up:
1) Everything.
2) Selected files.
3) System files.
and five categories of HOW to back up:
1) Use a second hard drive.
2) CD ROM.
3) Tape.
4) Jazz or Zip drives.
5) Internet-based backups.
- "This Page Cannot be Displayed" - by Bill Shook, Editor
- Anyone seen this displayed before? If you're unlucky, when logging
onto the Internet you're confronted with this message. You're on the
Internet but can't get to any sites.
- Key terms discussed are: MSCONFIG, hard drive CLEANUP, MODEM
uninstall/reinstall, hard drive backup & restore, PowerQuest, Drive Image,
Partition Magic, Symantec, Ghost, Juno, AOL, AOL Personal File Cabinet
(PFC), virtual memory (VM), direct memory access (DMA), swap file
(Win386.swp), Device Manager, and several reference URLs.
- Can Spam - by Brian Backman
- Anyone who has had an e-mail account for more than twenty three and a
quarter milliseconds has received Spam, so there's no need for a lengthy
description of it. Basically, Spam is unsolicited advertising e-mail
messages. It is also a really tasty meat product that goes great with
pineapples and sliced jalapenos, but that's not the kind we're dealing
with here.
- Digital Photography - by Larry Horn
- Purchasing a digital camera
- Digital cameras are the latest "Must Have" toys for gadget loving
computer users and many others.
- Considerations:
Resolution and Sensor Size
The Lens
Framing the Picture
Focus
Memory - Storage Cards
Image Compression - File type:
So how many pictures do I get on a memory card?
The Feel of the Camera
Viewing and getting the pictures out of the camera
- The Deals Column - by Bob Click, The Deal Making Man
- My apologies concerning the free closeout software in July column.
- Recipe Analyzer
- Your very own Lapdog
- 'Stay Connected!'offer from Inkline Global (found in NWA-PCUG
newsletter)
- Mouse Bungee
- Wacom Intelligent Graphics Tablet System
- Announcements
- Webroot Software Inc. special offer on their Window Washer product.
- CD-R/RW URLs - so much good stuff here it should be required reading.
- Newsletter articles on the Web - no more typing URLs from the paper
newsletter -- just click on the hotlinks.
- Side Bars
- The 10 Commandments of Email
- August - 2001
- Internet Help
- Many technical help and price comparison links.
New this Month - whatis.com. See Sidebar below.
- President's Corner - August 2001 -
by Dale Oliver, President
- "We had another excellent meeting in July... we had good discussions
about the new website updates, Web browsers, surfing the Internet, storage
of temporary Internet files, cookies, etc.
- Long Term Data Storage on CD-R Discs - by Rick Russell
- Give Your Portal Some Pizzazz - by Steve Bass
- Customize your browser's home page and increase your productivity.
- What's Up - by
John Clark, WebMaster
- "See what systems are coming up at startup, and what routines they
require. And if you don't like a program or so, is there a way for you to
terminate or even better completely eliminate them."
- Do You
Really Want Your Refrigerator to Have a Conversation with You? - by Timothy Everingham
- "A different view on digital convergence."
- "Example: Your refrigerator is expected to become intelligent. It will
have a computer .. with a touch screen interface. Voice
recognition and generation, plus some artificial intelligence .. be able
to talk to the refrigerator, and it may talk back."
- Irish Luck
Rules - by Judy Lococo, APCUG
President
- "I have recently switched from Outlook Express to
Outlook" ... and "the Homepage virus/worm/whatever the thing
is..."
- We Get Letters - by Steve Bass
- "Does this sound
familiar?"
- Parents' letters, that is (with computer
problems/questions)
- Want Your Own
Domain? - by Matt Lake, Syndicated
Columnist
- "It's Easy to Do. Some people study for years to
get letters after their name.. B.A., M.S., or PhD to balance the initials
they have in front of their surname.. But you can get .COM after your
name and on the Web in a few days - for less than forty bucks."
- Random Access - April 2001 - by Bruce
Preston
- Many Q&As on all types of subjects:
System
resources and First Aid 97
Mouse freeze up, CoolEdit, scandisk,
defrag, swap file, temp folder and files, etc
Shutdown
Kernel
usage and cable modem and DSL
Leave it on or turn it off
Monitor
repair
Reliable entries from keypad
- The Deals Column - by Bob
Click, The Deal Making Man!
EULA (End User Licensing Agreement)
LinkSys and technical support
IBM Research ahead of its time - exchange data through a handshske.
Timex - Internet enabled wrist watch
Xybernaut Corporation - wearable computer, the Mobil
Assistant V, produced by IBM.
Animated signatures.
ClipTrakker -
another clipboard enhancer.
Recipe Analyzer - carbohydrates,
cholesterol, sodium, fiber, calcium, the list goes on and on.
Read MAC
discs on Windows PCs, then save on floppies, zips, etc.
Sidebars - Tips and Tricks
- 1) A Picture is Worth a Thousand Words - by Dale Oliver
- Search for images using these three top visual-search tools:
images.google.com
images.altavista.com
www.ditto.com
- 2) Every File Format in the World - by Bill
Shook
- Point your browser to http://www.whatis.com Many other subjects
covered. Lots of material here.
- 3) Quick Keys to Windows
Explorer and Device Manager (and all types of Properties) - by Bill Shook
- July - 2001
- Internet Help
- Many technical help and price comparison links
- Basic E-mail Safety and Etiquette -
by Dale Oliver, President
- "The mindset of the typical personal computer user
regarding safety-related issues has gone from, "It can't happen to me!"
to, "I wonder when it will happen?" Although paranoia isn't necessarily a
good thing, a frank acceptance of the risks of online computing is."
- You Did What? Why? - by Rod Ream
- "Read This!! It's a Hoax!!!"
"That was the start of a conversation with a client who'd
just deleted a file from the \windows\command folder
(SULFNBK.EXE)."
- Protect Your Computer From Viruses,
Worms, and Trojans - by Ira Wilsker
"...viruses, worms, programs that "eat" through your
files, and trojans, programs that hide under the guise of other more
innocent looking programs."
- Here Today, Gone in a Month or Two -
by Steve Bass
- "Think It's Bad Now? Wait a Year and More Dot.coms will
be Dot.gone."
Freeworks.com
PlanetRx.com
AcmePet? Petopia.com?
eStamps
Dow Jones closes Work.com
PayPal
Driveway.com
Netdrive.com
Docspace.com
Recommendations to defend against losing data, money,
or credit card numbers
- Monitoring the View - by Bob
Schwabach, Syndicated Columnist
- Samsung SyncMaster 770 flat panel displays ($1100
apiece). "Color me mildly disappointed so far."
- Scientist Finds Fungus That Eats
Through Compact Discs - by Robert Uhlig
- "The fungus had burrowed into the CD from the outer
edge, then devoured the thin aluminum layer and some of the data-storing
polycarbonate resin."
- Building Your Web Site - by Robert
Sanburn
- Planning, Planning, and More Planning
Features for Your Web Site
Getting Started With a Name and Site
Developing a Web Site
- The Deals Column - by Bob Click, The
Deal Making Man!
- What Kind-A-Deal Is This? Perpetual Licensing?, subscription software?
- Mouse Bungee deal still good
- Software just for the cost of S&H www.G7PS.com
- Special pricing on Wacom
Technology products (Intelligent Graphics Tablet System)
- Sidebars - Tips and Tricks
Roxio Easy CD Creator 5 Platinum Special
Offer
Read CD Platters with DirectCD formatted data using
UDFRINST.EXE - by Ed Maxey
Switch Between
Large and Small Start Menu Icons - by Bill Shook
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April thru June
- 2001
- June - 2001
- Rumors, Hoaxes, and Myths - by
Cliff Goeke, Vice President
- Have you ever received a message claiming that if you
didn't forward it to everyone on your ICQ list bad things would happen? Well,
here's what to do about it, including verification sites.
- Fight for Your Online Privacy -
by Steve Bass
- An Irate Steve Bass Rolls Out the Big Artillery Against the
Bad Cookies. Includes Cookie Central, Privacy.net, IDcide, AdSubtract,
Naviscope, and ZoneAlarm.
- My Tale of Woe - by Richard
Robusto
- Trials and Tribulations of a Hard Disk Crash and finding out
just how good your emergency utilitiy discs and backup are. (Talk about cold
chills).
- Keep Your Hard Disk Driving -
by Chris Doyle, Ontrack Data International, Inc.
- Do's and Don'ts to Squeeze a longer life out of your hard
drive(s).
- Save Time When Typing - by Coco
Johnston
- How to use your Spell Check dictionary to create typing
shortcuts in WordPerfect and Microsoft Word.
- The Internet Explosion! - by
Steve Bass
- Movies: MovieHead; TV: iCraveTV; RealPlayer; AnyList; Keen
and Expert City; 32bit.com Forums; NoWonder SupportBoard; Support City;
Experts Exchange; Storage?: i-drive; and more.
- Did You Know? - by Bob
Elgines
- Audio or sound problems?
- How much Memory or RAM is needed?
- What speed CD-ROM should I buy?
- How do you read what version of DirectX is installed?
- How much memory is on your video card?
- How do I get rid of those icons on the right taskbar? and why should
I?
- Is Your Win98 CD Worn Out? - by
Rod Ream
Don't fret! Computer Guru Rod Ream Comes to the Rescue!
- What to do when your Windows 98 CD seems to be scratched or
an error tells you your CAB file is corrupted? Here are several things to do,
including putting the CAB files on your hard drive if they aren't already
there.
- The Deals Column - by Bob
Click, the Deal Making Man
- SnagIt and Camtasia still good.
- Mouse Bungee (bet this isn't what you think)
- 'Ol Ticker
- Quick Drive by H45 Technologies for backing up
- Clipmate, an enhanced Windows Clipboard
- Power Achiver 2000, FREE compressing/decompressing software
- Sidebars - I Love My Spell
Checker
- May - 2001
- April 2001 Meeting Follow-up
- by Dale Oliver, President
- Power and Surge Protection
- Power Management on your PC
- Find Fast "Feature"
- DSL Coverage is Getting Better
- System and Disk Cleanup Utilities
- Windows Task Scheduler
- Windows Disk Defragmenter Runs Forever
- New Linux User Group
- Microsoft
Shortcuts- by Cliff Goeke, Vice President
- Includes Microsoft Word 97, Excel 97, Internet Explorer 4/5, Windows
98
- Home Office: The E-Mail Rules - by Steve Bass
- Manage the Medium
- Home Office: Keep Web Snoops at
Bay - by Steve Bass
- Bugs for Dinner Again? Steve Bass Explains What to do When Spies Drop
By
- A Serious News Spyware Threat -
by Steve Gibson
- The Best Software We've Found -
by Bob Schwabach
- Clipboard Extenders: SmartBoard and ClipBoard Express
- Also, CD or not CD, a Burning Question
- Fireman, Save My File - by Bob
Schwabach
- Now QuikSync Backup Saves to Almost any Drive
- What Has 42 Million Transistors and
as many pins as an Acupuncturist - by Mike Regimenti
- The New Intel Pentium 4 (P-4) CPU chip
- The Deals Column - by Bob
Click, the Deal Making Man
- The Pockey drive
- MGI Software
PhotoSuite 4.0
VideoWave 4.0
PhotoVista 2.0
SoftDVD Max 4.0
- O'Reilly Publishing
- SnagIt
- WinStock
- Sidebars - Tips and Tricks
- Pink Slip for Clippy
- One Stop Help -- FixWindows.com
- April - 2001
- Vice President's Report
- by Cliff Goeke
- Is a Broadband Connection Right for You?
- March 2001 Meeting Follow-up
- by Dale Oliver, President
- Disk Cleanup
- Surge Suppressor/power strip (www.apc.com)
- Donate equipment (St Vincent Church, Rogers 501-636-4020)
- Get rid of useless electronic gear (888-4CO-WASTE or 888-416-9278)
- What's my computer worth? (www.bluebook.com)
- Backing-up Registry (System.dat, User.dat, CAB files)
- Computer Case Needs Home
- by Thornton Jacobs
- Where To Get PC Help Online
- by Helen Bradley
- URL has 10 tech support sites:
- http://www.zdnet.com/zdhelp/stories/main/0,5594,2673000,00.html
- Windows Me & DOS
- by Steve Bass
- Patch to boot up with Ctrl-F8 menu like W9x: Located
at:
- http://www.geocities.com/mfd4life_2000
- My First Look at Windows XP
- by David Coursey
- It's Great. Here's Why
- Future Perfect:
- by David Coursey
- MS Specs for your next PC
- A brief History of the Internet
- by Coco Johnston
- Master the Elements
- by Preston Gralla
- With Adobe's Great New Offering
- Trash to Cash - Online
(eBay) - by Donna Barnes-Roberts
- Ebay? I Love It!
- by Becky White
- The Deals Column - by Bob
Click, the Deal Making Man
- Net Object's Fusion 5.0
- Aladdin Closeout Sale (Both Mac & Windows)
- Prevent The Cat From Chasing Your Mouse - CueCat
- Pockey drive
- MGI Software
PhotoSuite 4.0
VideoWave 4.0
PhotoVista 2.0
SoftDVD Max 4.0
- LapLink
- Sidebars - Tips and Tricks
- Icon Overkill?
Desktop cluttered?
- A search engine for
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Jan thru Mar -
2001
- March - 2001
- President's Corner - by Dale
Oliver
- File Maintenance:
Backup
Disk Cleanup
ScanDisk
Disk Defragmenter
- Windows Scripting
Software- by Dale Oliver
WinBatch v2000C
Event Manager v2.5
GroundControl v2.10
ClockMan95 v1.0
- Window XP (MS latest
OS)- by David Coursey
- 10 Things to Know
- Did You Get the AnnaK Worm Yet? by Rod
Ream
- To Buy New or Refill?
(InkJets) - by Charles Blanchard
- CD Stomper Click'N Burn - by
Chuck Moery
- Windows Error Messages -
by Steve Bass
- TroubleShooting Windows & Internet Explorer Problems
- The Deals Column - by Bob
Click, the Deal Making Man
- Server Software
- Tax Act
- AD-aware, Optout, and Leaktest
- Keep your computer checked for viruses (for free)
- Boomerang products
Total E-Commerce for FrontPage2000
WebShop Designer 2000
Internet/Intranet Design Shop Gold 2000
Photo.Web Deluxe
Web-Hosting - General and E-commerce
Dedicated E-commerce Web-Hosting
Snippets version 2.0 - The Ultimate Desktop Dashboard.
- Sidebars - Tips and Tricks
- File editor Atlantis 1.0 Nova & file
manager Servant Salamander - recommended by John Clark
- February - 2001
- Price Comparison
Engines - by Dale Oliver
- Windows Freeware Editors
- by John Clark
- Show Me the Way to Go
Home - by Steve Bass
- A Review of Streets & Trips
- Ken's Korner -
by Ken Fermoyle
- USB -User's Super Buddy
- Never Retype - by Coco
Johnston
- How to use Copy/Cut/ & Paste
- Challenges & Mysteries - by Judy Lococo
- Trying to Print a Form from State of Kentucky web sites to Xerox Docuprint P12 laser printer
- User Groups
Defined - by Dick Bromley
- The Deals Column - by Bob
Click, the Deal Making Man
- Computer Aided Design (CAD)
- Caligari Software has introduced "iSpace"
- Ivan (Intelligent Voice Animated Navigator)
- Legacy Family Tree 3.0 is now FREE!
- Sidebars - Tips and Tricks
Speed-up Double
Speed CD-ROMs - by Charles Blanchard
Autofit All Windows Explorer Right
Pane Columns
- January - 2001
- My CD-ROM is
Unreadable - by Jolm Clark
- PowerQuest PartitionMagic
6.0 - A Review by E. Stanton Maxey, M.D.
- Ken's Korner - by Ken Fermoyle
- 1) Flash Memory
Gaining Ground As Portable Devices Increase
- 2) Wireless
Headsets Is First To Meet Bluetooth Standard
- .Net (MS new protocol) - by Barry Simon
- Adobe PhotoShop 6.0 - A Review by Douglas Agee
- Functions of the Windows Key - by Lowell Shatraw
- The Deals Column - by Bob
Click, the Deal Making Man
- PowerQuest Hard Drive Utilities
- Adobe's LiveMotion
- ScanSoft
OmniForm 4.01
OmniPage Pro 10
PaperPort Deluxe 7.0
PhotoFactory
- Conversay Web, Server, and Embedded Applications
- Free Clipart from Microsoft
- Free ISPs
One Nation OnLine (1NOL)
Address.com
- Sidebars - Tips and Tricks
- Right Click Start &
Open Files with Alternate Programs
- Create Log
Files using NotePad
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