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PRODUCT SITES |
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Baby Bits (click here for screen shot)
http://www.babybits.com/
Your baby's first kick . . . first tooth . .
. first day in preschool. These are moments no parent ever wants to
forget. But time has a way of erasing the details. And that's why they
created Baby Bits. You can keep records on up to 12 children and
print a beautiful, customized baby book for each one.
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Belarc Advisor
http://www.crucial.com/support/belarc_download.asp
What is the Belarc Advisor?
The Belarc Advisor is a free, downloadable program that tells you what software and hardware
are installed on your system. All you have to do is download and install the program from
the Crucial site. The utility then scans your machine and gives you a wealth of information
about your system, including how much memory is installed and what kind of motherboard you
have.
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Crucial's Memory Selector
http://www.crucial.com/store/listmfgr.asp?cat=RAM
If you need to upgrade the MEMORY for a specific system, you select from the list of manufacturers
and models to
determine the exact type and size. Your compatibility will be guaranteed!
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New Windows Defrag that works!
http://aroundcny.com/Technofile/texts/tec060902.html
Fix your Windows 'defrag' program with this Microsoft replacement |
DU Metor
http://www.dumeter.com
DU Meter is an award winning utility from Hagel Technologies
which provides an accurate account of the data which is flowing through
your computer's network connection at any given moment. This readout is
presented in both numerical and graphical format, in
real time. DU Meter includes extensive logging facility, flexible events system,
and more. It supports Windows 95/98/NT4/2000 and XP! DU Meter works with
virtually all types of network connections: phone modems, DSL, cable modem, LAN,
satellite, and more.
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Easy Photo Album (click here for screen shot)
http://www.cdpeople.com
The easiest way how to make a cool photo albums on your
harddrive or CD-R. Absolutely no programming required! You can put a
background music to each image and you can record your own Sound Memo with
microphone! Very portable, it's made up of just one file.
Includes multiple Skin designs.
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emailSTRIPPER
http://www.papercut.biz/emailstripper.htm
A free program for cleaning the ">" and
other formatting characters out of your emails. It will restore "forwarded" or
"replied" emails back to their original state so they're easier to read.
If the above link doesn't work then click here. I
like emailSTRIPPER much better then Mr.
Ed's Email Bracket Stripper
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Make Your Own Screen Saver (click here for screen shot)
http://customsavers.com/
Display your favorite images and
play favorite sound files on your PC as screen savers and more!
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Mr. Ed's Email Bracket Stripper
http://aroundcny.com/Technofile/texts/bit052902.html
OR
http://www.geocities.com/cj1alt/stripper.html
How to clean those crazy brackets from forwarded mail. You can do
it online or download the program. |
Net Medic
http://www.vitalsigns.com/products/nm/index.html
By continuously monitoring activity along your end-to-end
connection, Net.Medic tells you exactly what’s happening at every
critical juncture. Net.Medic reports your throughput, retrieval time, the
Web server load and efficiency, as well as network delays and congestion
levels. Net.Medic also monitors your PC and modem, ensuring optimal
configuration for real-time Internet pathway conditions and providing
historical trend information that enables you to make educated decisions
about your Internet use. And much more!
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Print a List of All Files on the Hard Disk
http://www.v-com.com/product/pd_free_trial.html
You were able to do it in Windows 98 and now you need to do it in Windows XP. There are a lot of ways you
can do this, a favorite for many is PowerDesk. PowerDesk is the number one file management tool on
the market. You can use it to list all the files on your drive and print out that list. It can do
about a million more useful things, too. The "Express" version is free and you can get it at:
http://www.v-com.com/product/pd_free_trial.html
Once you download and install the PowerDesk Express program, do the following to print out your
list:
1. Open PowerDesk, click the File menu and click the Show All Files On Drive command.
2. In the Show All Files On Drive dialog box, click on the drive for which you want to see all
files and click OK.
3. The File Finder window opens up and displays all the files on the drive. Click the File menu.
You have the option to either Print List or Copy List to Clipboard. You might want to copy the
list to the clipboard if you want to paste it into a word processor document.
4. You might want to further refine your search. For example, in the File Finder window, type
*.mp3 in the Named text box. This will display all the MP3 files on your drive. You can print
or copy this list to the clipboard too.
If you don't want to install software, though, you can always open a
command prompt window and use DOS commands to switch to the directory or drive and then type
dir>lpt1 to print the list.
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Puzzle Printing Paper
http://www.compozapuzzle.com
Puzzle Clonzz blank jigsaw
paper. You can print Puzzle
Clonzz®
jigsaw puzzles of your own images directly on your own printer...no
software needed.
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Vulcan Converter (click here for screen shot)
http://www.vulcansoft.com
Converts ANY Unit of Measure to ANY other Unit of Measure!!
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WS-FTP Ip Switcher
http://www.ipswitch.com/Products/WS_FTP/
A Windows-based file transfer client
application that is used to transfer files between your local PC and a
remote FTP server. With WS_FTP Pro, you can connect to any FTP server,
browse through directories and files, and transfer files (upload or
download) in either direction.
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WinZip
http://www.winzip.com/
Have you ever used the Internet, America Online, or
CompuServe? If so, you've probably encountered Zip files. If so,
WinZip is the way to handle these archived files.
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WinGate
http://wingate.deerfield.com/
Internet Sharing-Proxy Server Solution that allows networked
computers to simultaneously share an Internet connection. Serves as
a firewall, prohibiting intruders from accessing your network
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INFORMATIONAL SITES
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Area Code Lookup
http://decoder.americom.com/
The Area Decoder provides you with current information
related to area, city, and country codes. Simply type in the name of
a city, state, and/or country, or a city, area, or country phone
code. We do not presently provide white pages information, postal
information, or reverse phone number lookup.
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Area Code Lookup and Update
http://www.areacodeupdate.com
As the number of fax machines, cellular phones, pagers and
ISP accounts increase year after year, the need for more telephone numbers
for metropolitan areas increases also. This year there will be a record 45
new area codes added in the United States alone, and one area code change
can wipe out several numbers in your address and telephone directories at
home or in the office. Stay on top of area code changes across the U.S.
with AreaCodeUpdate.com.
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Area Code or City Lookup
http://555-1212.com/#SearchArea
Find the area code for a location or the location of an area
code.
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Look up Anything!
http://www.melissadata.com/Lookups/index.htm
Man this is a cool and valuable site! Look up by: Area codes,
phone numbers, streets, cities, zips, demographics, geographic locations,
SIC codes, distance between places, non-profit locations and more! |
Famous 200 MPG Carburetor
http://nationalguild.com/fridayreports/31497.html
http://www.users.voicenet.com/~eric/z/byrncarb.txt
We've all heard many stories about the 200 MPH carburetors
that are kept under lock and key by the Oil Companies
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CarPoint.com
http://www.carpoint.com
Kelly Blue Book, Dynamic Loaner Calculator, Price
Guide. Great all around auto buyers information site.
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ClickTV.com
http://www.clicktv.com
An online TV Guide (not the trademarked TVGuide).
Great for local stations, Cable and Satelite listings. Program
descriptions, searches and upcoming special program alerts. Can be
customized to your preferences.
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CPSC - Consumer Products Safety Commission - Recalls and stuff
http://www.cpsc.gov |
Deka Research - Dean Kamen
http://www.dekaresearch.com/
Talk about a Genius!
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ExtraTV!
http://www.extratv.com
Great information site on the latest health issues and
medical break throughs!
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Federal Consumer Information
Center
http://www.pueblo.gsa.gov |
Five AMAZING inventions still in the lab
http://www.zdnet.com/anchordesk/story/story_2606.html
A host of exciting inventions now simmering in America's
computer laboratories. A peek inside these research facilities provides a
glimpse of the possible future. Herewith, five of my favorite
not-quite-ready-for-public-consumption inventions. See
also...
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Government Waste and Incompetence in D.C.
A John Stossel special report
Friday, August 11th, 2001
ABCNEWS' John Stossel conducts a "consumer report"
on government and exposes programs that swindle and rules that make no
sense.
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Kelly Blue Book
http://www.kbb.com/
Used Car Bluebook and Retail Values and New Car Pricing
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Metacrawler
http://www.metacrawler.com
Yes, I know another search engine! This one does a
great job of almost eliminating all the duplicate search result
listings. A few people in the office used this for a while, switched
to another like Yahoo, but then came running back to Metacrawler.
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MSNBC
http://www.msnbc.com
Great information site on the latest health issues and
medical break throughs!
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Official U.S. Time
http://nist.time.gov/ |
Faith Popcorn - the futurist
The
Popcorn Report
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Phone Number Speller
http://www.phonespell.org
Are you tired of the proliferation of phone numbers, e-mail
addresses and so forth that you now have to memorize for today's
technological world? Why not take some of the stress out of all this by
using mnemonic devices to remember this growing list. PhoneSpell can help
by allowing you to enter a six to ten-digit number and then showing all
the possible words and phrases it can make. Use it to associate words with
important numbers, create an easy to remember phone number for your home
or business, or to quickly translate a spelled out 1-800 number into the
proper digits for dialing.
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Presidential hot list
http://www.slc.k12.ut.us/webweavers/johnc/listpresidents.html
You COULD look for books or magazines to find out about
presidents, but why not use the power of the Internet instead? These links
w will get you started.
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Pseudodictionary
http://www.pseudodictionary.com/
Come to the place where all of your made up words, slang,
Web lingo and colloquialisms become part of the dictionary. Browse the
humorous and slang entries, or add your own.
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Radio Stations by city
http://www.440int.com/city.html |
Research It!
http://www.itools.com/research-it/research-it.html
Your One-Stop reference Desk! brings you several
language tools like dictionaries and translation tools, biographical and
quotation resources, maps, stock quotes, email discussion groups ... the
list is long, go have a look for yourself.
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Songfacts
http://www.songfacts.com
Did you know that Led Zeppelin's seminal rock classic
"Stairway to Heaven" was never released as a single? Or that
the title of Nirvana's "Smells Like Teen Spirit" came from a
brand of deodorant? These are just two examples of the
tidbits you'll find at Songfacts, a storehouse of music
trivia organized both by artist and by song title.
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Time Zone Ticker
http://www.timezoneticker.com/
Shows the time in hundreds of cities ticking live on your
desktop
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Tons of Tempting Tongue Twisters
http://www.uebersetzung.at/twister/index.htm
"Sally sells seashells by the sea shore"-- With
1846 tongue twisting entries in 77 languages you are sure to find
something here to twist your tongue.
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WebPricer
http://www.trac.org/WebPricer/index.html
An automated tool that enables you to determine easily the
price of state-to-state residential long distance telephone calls. The
WebPricer database contains data from the long distance plans provided to
TRAC and CCMI by the long distance service providers listed below. The
tool permits you to compare the price you will be charged for those calls
by the participating long distance carriers in partnership with the
Telecommunications Research & Action Center (TRAC), CCMI provides this
service free of charge to the general public.
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WeatherHub - World Time
http://www.weatherhub.com/worldtime.htm
Displays current world time for cities throughout the world...TICKING
IN REAL TIME AS YOU WATCH!
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The World Fact Book
http://www.odci.gov/cia/publications/factbook/index.html |
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FREE NEWSLETTERS |
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Brian's Buzz
http://www.briansbuzz.com
Brian Livingston, perhaps best known for the "Windows Secrets" books and his
"Window Manager" column in InfoWorld. Get the latest tips and tricks on Microsoft Windows in my twice-monthly
newsletter. It comes to you on alternating Thursdays (soon to be weekly).
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Dummies Daily
http://www.dummiesdaily.com
What's
the fun and easy way to learn about the Internet, computers,
personal finance, health, sports, and a whole lot more? Choose from 40
topics and get our FREE eTips™ delivered right to your e-mail box
every business day!
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kbAlertz
http://www.kbalertz.com
Every day I scan Microsoft's knowledge base to find new support articles.
Now you can receive Free Email Alerts every time Microsoft Publishes NEW Support or KB Articles!
Select the Microsoft technologies you want to watch
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LangaList

http://www.langalist.com/newsletters.htm/
You may know Fred Langa from his previous work as VP/Editorial Director
at WINDOWS Magazine, as Editor in Chief of Byte Magazine, or from his work
with NetGuide and HomePC magazines, or from various appearances at trade
shows and on TV and radio.
Is the newsletter any good? Well, it was named one of the world's top
5 ezines by the eZines database; it's one of the top 10
most-frequently-recommended computer ezines tracked by the Recommend-It
service; and the subscriber base grew by almost 500% last year!
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Lockergnome

http://www.lockergnome.com
Free Technology Email Newsletters for the worlds most curious users |
Microsoft News Letter this week!
http://www.microsoft.com/info/unsubscribe.htm
Microsoft NewsLetter (you'll be given an option to Subscribe
OR Unsubscribe)
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Scott's Newsletter

http://www.scotsnewsletter.com
Scot’s Newsletter covers Windows, broadband, do-it-yourself networking,
Microsoft, and the Internet. You'll get insights, analysis, hardware and
software reviews, explanations, tips, and straight-shooting advice about desktop
computing issues today, and tomorrow. It's information about Windows and
broadband you can really use. |
TipWorld
http://www.topica.com/tipworld
What do you
want to learn more about? TipWorld's team of experts will deliver daily
and weekly newsletters to your in-box – for free. Just select the tips
you want.
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Winmag Columns and Newsletters
http://www.winmag.com/subscribe
MS Office Beat, Power Windows, Broadband report, Windows
Insider, WinLetter, Power Tools, Winmag Preview, Techweb Newsletters.
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Woody's Watch
http://www.woodyswatch.com
Here you'll find Microsoft product newsletters for
MS-Office, Windows, Access, and Palm all created by an independent
source.
This is THE place to get the inside, true, and unbiased scoop on new
releases, patches, upgrades, and usability tips.
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Woody's Office Portal
http://www.wopr.com
It's about time somebody told the truth about Microsoft Windows,
Office,
Access,
Project
and Windows
XP doncha think? If you want the latest up-to-the-nanosecond news --
or if you're going crazy trying to figure out how to use Office or Windows
-- you're in the right place. Join our 510,000 subscribers
for a FREE, unbiased, jolt of cold, hard reality, tailor-made to help you
get the most out of Microsoft's products, delivered straight to your email
inbox. If you want old, warmed-over tips, or the Microsoft Party Line,
look somewhere else. These newsletters feature original articles from
internationally known, award-winning experts who have descended into the
belly of the beast, and survived to tell the tale. No Microsoft marketing
drivel. No bull.
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COMPUTER RELATED TOPICS |
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Access Micro.com Hardware Guide
http://www.amtguide.com/
Everything you always wanted to know about hardware...and
more. Including recommendations!
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Free! - Atomic Clock Sync 2.2
http://www.worldtimeserver.com/atomic-clock/
This program will connect to one of the time
servers operated by the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST)
in the United States, and will compare the time of your computer with the
time on the servers operated by the NIST. This program will then display
the difference between your system and the servers and if greater than 15
seconds, it will offer you the option of adjusting your PC by the
displayed amount. The overall uncertainty in this comparison should
be no worse than +/- 5 seconds under all circumstances and will be
substantially less than this value in most cases.
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Anandtech
http://www.anandtech.com/
Your source for hardware analysis and news.
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Computer Technical Help on almost everything
http://www.bootdisk.com/
You never realize just how important a PC's
Emergency Boot Disk is until your system crashes and you have to start all
over. Lost your boot disk? Maybe you threw it away after you loaded all
your software or copied a game you downloaded over it. If you need a new
one, visit BootDisk.com and get the latest boot disk versions for DOS,
Windows, Antivirus programs, patches, tweaks and more. PC TuneUp , SCSI CD
Files , CMOS Setup, How To Make A DOS Bootdisk, I Want My Mouse In DoS,
Make Your Cdrom Work In DOS, How To Install Windows
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CMP Net, the Technology Network
http://www.cmpnet.com
News, Product Reviews, Tips, Web Development,
Shopping, Careers, etc.
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CNET.com
http://www.news.com/
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Connecting Internal PC Cables
PC Cabling |
Device Driver Discussion Forum
http://www.driverforum.com/
Ask about, discuss, and share device drivers of
all types.
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Diagnostic Error Codes for IBM PC
PC Error Codes |
DOS errorlevels - what do they mean?
ERRORLEVELS |
Download.Com
http://download.cnet.com/
Free software downloads and reviews.
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Driver Guide
http://www.driverguide.com/
DriverGuide.com (printer drivers, cdrom drivers, modem drivers, sound drivers, mouse drivers, monitor drivers, etc.) - DriverGu
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EarthCam
http://www.earthcam.com/
Into Webcams at all? Then check out EarthCam.
Billed as "your complete guide to live Internet cameras and webcam
events from around the world", EarthCam features several of the most
popular (and bizarre) video cameras that supply diverse and exotic images
on the World Wide Web. Their extensive database allows users to search by
keyword or simply browse through our categories and subcategories,
including metroCams for 16 local U.S. cities, Event Cams, Computers,
People & Society, Scenic, Space & Science, Sports &
Recreation, Traffic, Weather, Weird & Bizarre and more. See what's
happening around the Worldwide Web as it happens - 24/7/365.
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HTML Authoring Basics
http://hotwired.lycos.com/webmonkey/authoring/html_basics/
Intro to HTML, Teaching Tool, Cheatsheet to
HTML, Good Forms, "Symbols, Agents and Funky Characters", Lean
and Mean HTML, What a Meta can do for you, A MailTo with Subject,
Client-side image maps, The wonderful DIV tags makes markup easier, All
about HTML email. This site even includes WML, HDML, XHTML and the
history of HTML. There are also many other resources such as Brower
compatibilty comparison charts, etc.
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InfiniSource
http://www.infinisource.com/features/new-drivers.html
Drivers Available For Download From Windows Update Site - InfiniSource, Inc.
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Internet Tips and Secrets
http://www.internet-tips.net/
From the dos and don'ts of chatting, to the best way to advertise on the Web,
this site helps clear up many misunderstandings and mysteries about the Net. |
Internet Help Desk
http://w3.one.net/~alward/
A free service designed to offer help to both
beginning and advanced Internet users. You'll find expert tools combined
with advice on troubleshooting software and connection problems. This site
is dedicated to everyone who has ever heard "I'm sorry, but we don't
support that" from their friendly neighborhood help desk.
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| Fred Langa
a definitive list of
outstanding online computer resources
Some (actually, 85!) of the very best
help, reference, and test sites!
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Kim's Favorite Computer Tips, Tricks and
Secrets Online
http://www.komando.com/other/secrets
You asked for it, and now she's giving it to
you! We get hundreds of requests each week from inquisitive listeners
wondering, "Where does Kim Komando learn all that stuff?" This
list by no means covers even the tip of the iceberg as far as her overall
knowledge of computers is concerned, but here the "Digital
Goddess®" takes you on a virtual tour of some of her favorite
websites, downloads and "patches" for keeping your computer
running smooth and easy.
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Kim Komando's Online Tools For A Killer
Homepage
http://www.komando.com/other/webtools
You've finally made the big move and have
joined the rest of us on the Information Superhighway, surfing the Web
daily. You love the variety of sites and experinces you can enjoy online,
but you have some definite ideas about what a good website should have and
are ready to put up a homepage of your own. While HTML is not the hardest
code in the world to master (and there are plenty of programs available
out there that make hard-coding totally unnecessary), where do you go to
get the altest gadgets, gizmos, bells and whistles that will make your
homepage stand out in the crowd? Follow the "Digital Goddess®"
around the Web for a while and you'll soon have everything you could ever
need...
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Learning HTML
http://www8.bev.net/civic/htmlhelp/
Tools and Tricks to Help
People Learn HTML and Prepare Their Own Homepages for the Web.
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Marks Web World
http://www.markswebworld.com
You've just touched down in Mark's Web World -
a truly out-of-this-world website for a show that's full of the most
exciting and hip information about computers that you're gonna find. MWW
is a nationally syndicated, half-hour hour show seen daily on WAM!,
America's Kidz Network from Encore/TCI. This program takes viewers on a
cyberworld tour of computers like never before...down to Earth. No
confusing techno speak here, MWW is all about making computers fun! So
Welcome. Don't be shy. Dive in, hang on, and become a part of Mark's Web
World!
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NONAGS
http://www.nonags.com/
At NONAGS we try to sift through all this, we
do the work of selecting what really works, what's really free, what
really is worth your time and effort. So we have put together a large
collection of 32-bit Windows software that has no disabled features, nags,
time limits, or any other tricks.
Everything in the original and huge Freeware section is really free, we
just started a shareware section, and anything goes there so watch out!!! |
NetGuide
http://www.netguide.com/
CMP Media Inc.'s NetGuide is your guide
to doing more on the Internet. New sites, best sites, live events,
Internet tips and tricks -- we provide everything you need to know to get
the most out of your online experience and stay on top of this constantly
changing medium.
Each of our guides specializes in a specific area of the 'Net so you
get a focused guide to your areas of interest, whether that interest is in
career, chats
& events, computing,
education, entertainment,
family & relationships, health,
hobbies & leisure, the Internet,
kids sites,
money, news,
reference sites, shopping,
sports, travel
or sites for women -- whether
you're online for work or play. |
Network Tools
http://network-tools.com/
Trace Route and Ping
Tools, Anti-TeleMarketer Tools and More.
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One Computer Guy
http://www.onecomputerguy.com
Bob Cerelli's Windows Page - At this site you'll get no fancy graphics,
no ads, no nonsense; just tons of tutorials and tips. A lot like
this site you're on now. |
PC Drivers Headquarters
http://www.drivershq.com/
Driver-Drivers Windows95-98-2000-NT Complete Driver Hardware Search
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P C M E C H A N I C
http://www.pcmech.com/
PC Mechanic focuses as much on explaining computer
technology as it does on delivering news and reviews of the
latest hardware and software. If you're shopping for a
computer and drowning in jargon and system specs, the site
is an excellent reference for processors, graphic cards,
modems, and more. Intermediate and advanced PC users with
geekier ambitions will like the guide to building your own
PC. |
Search Engine Spy
http://www.metaspy.com
If you've ever wanted to know just what it is
other people search for, then cruise to this site for a look into the
MetaCrawler search engine.
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TechWeb, the IT Network
http://www.techweb.com/
The site for IT and Technology Professionals who need breaking news, product analysis, and financial reporting about a
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Test your bandwidth speed
http://www.testmyspeed.com
But just how fast is your connection? Here's a
site with more than 200 links to Internet connection speed tests, listed
by country and state. TestMySpeed.com, over 200 modem speed tests. Test
internet connection speed. Bandwidth speed test Cable DSL
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Tom's Hardware Guide
http://www.tomshardware.com
The Forum of Tom's Hardware Guide is well known
as a very useful and helpful place for hardware information for many years
now. It was more than overdue to have our own website forum or message
board, which is controlled and run by the Tom's Hardware Guide Team rather
than an external organization. Finally we have managed to create the new
"Tom's Hardware Guide Community", which takes the place of the
former external Forum.
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WinInstall.com - learn any microsoft windows upgrade reinstall install
http://www.winstall.com
The site that was created to teach you how to install,
upgrade, and fix Microsoft's Windows line of operating systems. Starting
from MSDOS and working up to the most recent Windows XP, this site
continues to show you the user how to resolve your problems.
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Winmag, the Windows Authority
http://www.winmag.com/
Product Reviews, How-to's, Special Reports, Columns and
Newsletters, and the Resource Center.
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Windows Shutdown Trouble Shooter
http://www.aumha.org/a/shutdown.htm
This page is updated regularly, and it is without a doubt
one of the most valuable PC troubleshooting resources I have found on the
Internet. Windows 98 is most notable for refusing to shutdown, but the
problem can also exist in Windows 95, and Microsoft has acknowledged that
Windows ME is likewise afflicted.
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Speed up Windows XP
SPEED UP AND IMPROVE YOU WINDOWS XP
On a recent show, I mentioned that there were several
simple things that could be done to
improve the performance of Windows XP. Several callers had apparent
identical problems, where XP slowed down substantially after about 6
months.
That is likely the "XP RESTORE" feature causing that slowdown,
which is included as a problem
(and solution) on the INFORMATION WEEK link below:
SPEED
UP YOUR WINDOWS XP
http://www.informationweek.com/story/IWK20011204S0009
PRINTER FRIENDLY VERSION:
http://www.informationweek.com/shared/printableArticle?doc_id=IWK20011204S0009
LANGA
LIST ARTICLE ON IMPROVING XP PERFORMANCE (similar to link above)
Other tips for XP (and other operating systems) can be found at:
http://www.annoyances.org
MORE XP TIPS AND TWEAKS from BLACKVIPER
Windows
XP Services Registry Files
http://blackviper.com/WinXP/registry.htm
Windows
XP Home and Professional Services 411 (INFORMATION)
http://blackviper.com/WinXP/service411.htm
Windows
XP Home and Professional Service Configurations
http://blackviper.com/WinXP/servicecfg.htm
Windows
XP Services Profile Guide
TWEAKING WIN XP FOR CUSTOMIZED OR MAXIMIZED PERFORMANCE
http://blackviper.com/WinXP/xpprofiles.htm
Windows
XP Strange Service Information
http://blackviper.com/WinXP/strangeservice.htm
Windows
XP Super Tweaks
http://blackviper.com/WinXP/supertweaks.htm
WIN XP
SERVICES
http://blackviper.com/WinXP/Files/XPServices.zip
Clicking on the above will download a ZIP compressed file that contains a
printable list of WIN XP services that may be running. The downloaded
file, when UNzipped will be in Adobe PDF format.
WIN XP
DRIVERS
http://blackviper.com/WinXP/drivers.htm

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How to Prevent a Windows 95, Windows 98, or Windows Me Logon Prompt at Startup (Q152104)
http://support.microsoft.com/support/windows/topics/win98/network/networkht.asp |
Zeropaid.com - The File Sharing Portal - iMesh, Bearshare, Medster, Kazaa Lite, and more!
http://www.zeropaid.com |
ZD-Net Product Reviews
http://www.zdnet.com/products/
At ZDNet, our mission is to be a premier
"full service" destination for people looking to buy, use, and
learn more about technology.
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ZDNet Downloads
http://www.zdnet.com/downloads/
Download top-rated shareware, freeware, demos and more
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MS-ACCESS DEVELOPER SITES |
| Web Site Favorites |
Descriptions |
Cross Tab Report example
http://www.invisibleinc.com
Believe it or not...Unlimited columns and rows!!
Authored by Duane Hookom, Eau Claire, Wisconsin.
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Helen Feddema's Home Page
http://www.helenfeddema.com/
Dedicated to making it easier to learn
how to control one Office application from another, with White Papers and
a book list to give you the information you need, downloads of crucial
files you may need, code samples to show you how to exchange data in
a number of ways, and her Access Archon columns.
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Woody's Access Watch
http://www.woodyswatch.com/access/index.asp
If you're new to Access, we'll take you by the hand and show
you how to get started. (In fact, I think WAW's initial
issues have the best introduction to Access that's ever been printed.) If
you're beyond the newbie stage, but need real-world advice on solving
real-world problems, WAW will ring your chimes. And if
(heaven forbid!) you're an Access programmer, it will keep you up-to-date
on all the latest techniques, bugs, security exposures, and everything
else Microsoft wouldn't dare mention in public.
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| HOAXES
AND URBAN LEGENDS |
| Hoax warnings are typically scare alerts
started by malicious people - and passed on by innocent users who think
they are helping the community by spreading the warning.
Interspersed among the junk mail and spam that fills our Internet e-mail
boxes are dire warnings about devastating new viruses, Trojans that eat
the heart out of your system, and malicious software that can steal the
computer right off your desk. Added to that are messages about free money,
children in trouble, and other items designed to grab you and get you to
forward the message to everyone you know. Most all of these messages are
hoaxes or chain letters. While hoaxes do not automatically infect
systems like a virus or Trojan, they are still time consuming and costly
to remove from all the systems where they exist. These pages
describe some of the warnings, offers, and pleas for help that are filling
our mailboxes, clogging our mail servers, and that generally do not have
any basis in fact.
Click here for a FLASH animnation!
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| Web Site Favorites |
Descriptions |
HoaxBusters
http://hoaxbusters.ciac.org/ |
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Symantec Hoax Warnings
http://www.symantec.com/avcenter/hoax.html |
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Virus Myths & Hoaxes
http://www.vmyths.com/ |
Vmyths.com- Truth About Computer Virus Myths & Hoaxes |
Scambusters
http://www.scambusters.org/legends.html |
Urban Legends Don't Believe Everything You Read |
Snopes
http://www.snopes2.com/ |
Urban Legends Reference Pages |
Don't Spread That Hoax
http://www.nonprofit.net/hoax/ |
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Network Associates
http://www.nai.com/services/support/hoax/hoax.asp |
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Datafellows
http://www.datafellows.com/news/hoax.htm |
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Truth or Fiction
http://www.truthorfiction.com |
Check out rumors, inspirational stories, virus warnings, humorous
tales, pleas for help, urban legends, prayer requests and calls to action to see if they are TRUTH! or FICTION! |
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