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Chronicle 3.4 for Mac OS X - Bill Management App Adds Income Tracking
Oklahoma based LittleFin Software today announces the release of Chronicle 3.4, an update to their best-selling home finance and bill paying application for Mac OS X. The app provides an easy, graphical means to enter and track finances. Features include: automatic bill paying reminder; debt tracking; graphs and reports; and a sortable list of upcoming bills which can be paid on-line from within ...
Cumbria computer firm warns over scam virus calls
Computer owners are being warned about cold callers who claim their computer is infected with a virus.
Be cautious of Internet access at airports
Using Internet access terminals at an airport might put you at risk of losing personal information.
The real iTunes fraud vulnerability: Gullible users
Despite reports, iTunes hasn't been compromised and the company isn't aware of any sudden increase in fraudulent transactions, sources tell All Things Digital.
New features, improved look in Kaspersky 2011
Kaspersky's latest refresh to their premium security suite introduces several new tools to help keep your computer safe while enhancing older ones. The few problems in Kaspersky Internet Security 2011 loom larger than they would otherwise, though, because of the high retail cost of the suite.

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It Pays To Build It Right

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Written by Jay Carper
Tuesday, 18 August 2009 15:25
Recently I installed several network lines for a client of mine. Normally, I estimate about one hour of labor for each network jack installed. The knowledge, experience, tools, and hazards involved mean that installing network lines already costs more than removing viruses or configuring a router in a small office. The lack of standardization in this client's physical network pushed the bottom line even higher.
Last Updated on Tuesday, 18 August 2009 15:49
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Disappearing Appointments in Thunderbird Lightning

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Written by Jay Carper
Wednesday, 13 May 2009 13:27
Lightning is a great calendar plug-in for Mozilla's Thunderbird email client. If you are importing your existing calendar from another program, there's something to watch out for!
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Windows XP Boot Loop

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Written by Jay Carper
Monday, 20 April 2009 08:17
If your computer starts going into a boot loop (restarts itself over and over) after installing Windows XP service pack 2 or 3, it might be caused by an incompatibility with AMD processors.
Last Updated on Monday, 20 April 2009 08:28
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Using Multiple Email Addresses in Outlook

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Written by Jay Carper
Thursday, 12 March 2009 09:36
Many people use several different email addresses for different purposes. I have one for work, one for personal, and another for special projects. Setting up Outlook to send and receive from several addresses can be a challenge. Here are some instructions for setting up multiple POP3 email accounts so that you can send from each with the correct reply-to address.
Last Updated on Friday, 18 December 2009 11:22
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Keeping Your Computer Clean

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Written by Jay Carper
Wednesday, 11 March 2009 20:04
In order to keep your computer running at top efficiency, it's important to perform some regular maintenance and to keep a few rules in mind.
Last Updated on Friday, 18 December 2009 11:22
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Malware part 4, Avoiding Vulnerabilities

All malware takes advantage of one or more known vulnerabilities on your computer. If you are connected to the Internet or even to a local computer network, or if you use CDs or other removable media that were not created on your computer, then you are vulnerable. There is no way around it. There are five primary sources for such weaknesses:

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Motorola most likely iPad rival
Motorola seems to be the company best positioned to take on Apple and the iPad. Especially if it gets some help from its partner, Verizon.
Has Microsoft Blown the Timing on Tablet PCs?
CIO - When CEO Steve Ballmer gave a quick peek at an HP Slate running Windows 7 at CES in January, Microsoft seemed prepared for battle against the iPad , which, at the time, had not even been announced yet.
Microsoft warns about application security flaw
The software maker says that it is looking into an issue that may leave many Windows programs subject to an attack mechanism known as DLL preloading, or binary planting.
The 10 best IT certifications: 2010
The certification landscape changes as rapidly as the technologies you support. Here's an updated list of certs that currently offer the most value and validity for IT pros.
Apple plans online support changes
Computerworld - Apple has announced plans to revamp its support forums to add a personalized start page where users can collate their questions and track potential answers.