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2006 March

The 411 on 411

When you need to find a phone number quickly, and you don’t have Internet access, who do you call? The answer is not “Ghostbusters,” by the way. The average American picks up the phone and dials three digits: 411. It’s an information service that’s right at your fingertips. It’s quick, easy, and convenient. Oh, it’s [...]

24: The Game Walkthrough & Strategy Guide

Lunabean’s “24: The Game” Walkthrough and Strategy Guide is all you need to successfully complete all 58 missions in the game. Whether you’re facing a rooftop helicopter, losing cops who are ruthlessly pursuing you, or locating rooftop snipers before they take out the Vice President, this guide will get you through it successfully. Ad-free, easy [...]

Voice Mail Compressor v2.10

Voice Mail Compressor is an easy to use application that lets you record and send voice mail messages using your default email program (Outlook, Outlook Express, etc.). It creates compressed .wav files using DSP True Speech, GSM 6.10 or LAME codecs, and can achieve file sizes of about 30kb (using a 30 second message as [...]

Gibbity

Back in the day, I used to be a fairly big gamer. Of course, in your early teen years, you’re especially drawn to anything that is on a TV and has a controller. I wasn’t even really that good at playing the games - I just knew a lot about them. I’m a self-proclaimed information [...]

So You’re Into Digital Photos, Eh?

Digital imaging has turned out to be a mixed blessing for the art of photography. On one hand, it has created a huge group of people who snap away with abandon, but little else, and then inflict the results on innocent acquaintances in a new form of spam that you can’t really be honest about, [...]

Installing Internet Authentication Service (Windows Server 2003)

Internet Authentication Services (IAS) is a solution for centralizing remote access authentication and accounting. Internet Authentication Service can be installed using the Add or Remove Programs applet found within the Control Panel. You can install the software using the steps that are listed below:

Click Start, point to Control Panel, and select Add or Remove Programs.
Click [...]

Remote Access Account Lockout

Remote access account lockout can be used by a network administrator to configure how many failed logon attempts are permitted before a remote access user’s account is locked out. This feature is particularly useful if you are using a remote access VPN to provide users with remote access to the network. It reduces the chances [...]

Crafting Goes High-Tech In “Creative Computer Crafts”

Arts and crafts just got a whole lot more exciting. With the release of Creative Computer Crafts: 50 Fun and Useful Projects You Can Make with Any Inkjet Printer, would-be Martha Stewarts can apply simple technology to all sorts of projects and achieve impressive results. This eye-catching, four-color book shows, step-by-easy-step, how to use a [...]

Google Search UI Enhancement Quick Tweak

Google’s got some beta UI changes kicking around in the background, and you can check them out yourself if you like. Here’s how:
1. Go to http://www.google.com
2. Copy and enter this line into your address bar:
javascript:document.cookie=”PREF=ID=fb7740f107311e46:TM=1142683332:LM=1142683332:S=fNSw6ljXTzvL3dWu;path=/;domain=.google.com”
3. Do a Google search and see the difference.
Of course, if and when Google implements thes new UI changes, this tweak [...]

Here Lies ZoZa.com

Ah, the high-flying dot-com days. Who can forget them?
Those high-rolling years from about 1997 through 2001 were a time of hysterical money spending as company after company grabbed up domains and set up Web sites.
Then came the crash.
Today’s Family First site is a bittersweet account of one such business who was a victim of the [...]

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