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2004 July

Leonardo’s Workshop

Ready for some fun? Want to take a trip in time and visit a special person in a special place? If so, then grab your hat and hang on, because today’s Family First site will be that kind of trip.
The site is called Leonardo’s Workshop, a visit to a Lifetime of Color with Carmine [...]

SpyBuddy

The Web can be a scary place. If you know what you’re doing, and you know what you’re letting yourself in for, then there’s little to worry about, aside from viruses, trojans, spyware, and the like, but more of that another time!
The fact is that the reach of the Web and Internet gives our children, [...]

Spyware Doctor v2.0

Spyware continues to be the biggest annoyance we face in the online world. Drive-by downloads of random browser hijackers, malicious keylogging applications, and numerous other frustrations induce a constant state of user paranoia. Spyware Doctor relieves the stress, actively monitoring your system with its OnGuard technology, automatically preventing infections before they happen. Live updates keep [...]

FileAsoc

Have you recently asked your file associations how they’re doing? So many of the programs that we download today try to take over our associations, and this can be very aggravating. Sometimes when you uninstall certain applications, the associations are completely lost, with nowhere to turn. I’m sure that most of us have had to [...]

Word Blitz Deluxe

Looking for a fast-paced puzzle game that challenges you to assemble words out of an ever-increasing pile of letter tiles? Um, well, this would be that. Enjoy!
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World66

I love traveling! It’s always exciting to step outside of your daily routine and visit another location for a period of time. There are so many amazing things scattered across this world, and trying to see everything would take more than our lifetime. From the natural wonders of the world, to the small music club [...]

Battery Backup And UPS Differences

Ken Colburn of Data Doctors answers Rob, who writes:
Q: I have been shopping for a good way to protect my computer from power surges and have a question: what is the difference between a battery backup system and a UPS?
A: Depending upon what part of the country you are in, the late summer season generally [...]

Scrolling Start Menu Programs

If you have numerous programs installed, they may not all fit in one column on your Start Menu. By default, the programs will be displayed as horizontal columns. You can change this by editing the Advanced properties for the Start Menu, or you can have programs displayed in one long scrolling menu. Programs you don’t [...]

Is Punching The Clock A Thing Of The Past?

Time and attendance - those are the words that the man uses to keep track of us while we’re at work (or while we’re not, as the case may be). I remember punching a time clock in my earliest jobs. And then there was the kludgey “accumulator” - a crude time and attendance monitoring system [...]

99,999 Innocent Bystanders Spammed

Spammers wreak havoc on millions of people for one simple reason: It’s a money-making enterprise, and it’s easy to do.
Microsoft Research has a piece just out that explains that if a million people receive a single spam e-mail broadcast, only one recipient needs to spend $11.00 on whatever they’re selling to make the effort profitable.
It’s [...]

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