Archive for the 'Free Stuff' Category
Monday, May 5th, 2008
Undelete Files with Pandora Recovery
What happens to deleted files after you empty the Recycle Bin?
Strangely enough… they may still be on your hard drive.
To improve system responsiveness, when Windows deletes a file, it does not take the time to actually erase the data encoded on the hard drive. The space occupied by the “deleted” file is treated as empty space — which means the old file may be overwritten by new data at any time. However, if the hard drive has a lot of free space, the old data may remain intact for weeks or months.
Good News: If you accidentally delete a file, you may be able to get your data back…
Thursday, November 8th, 2007
Free Antivirus Protection
Is your antivirus software up-to-date? Antivirus protection is important — especially if your computer connects to the Internet.
Many users think they have antivirus protection because some antivirus program was pre-installed when they purchased their computer. However, these trial versions only offer complete protection for a limited time. An expired antivirus program does not receive updates — and because it’s out of date, doesn’t protect your computer from newer viruses and malware.
Keep reading for information on a reliable, FREE antivirus solution….
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Thursday, November 1st, 2007
Try Office 2007 Free for 60 days
If you need to have Microsoft® Office 2007 and don’t have the time or money to order it right now, you can download a free 60-day trial version directly from Microsoft.To get your download, visit the following link
http://www.trymicrosoftoffice.com
Here’s some info you should keep in mind…
Monday, October 15th, 2007
Create Your Own Acrobat Documents
Anyone can create documents in the portable Adobe Acrobat (PDF) format… even without the Adobe Acrobat product. Microsoft Office 2007 supports saving files as Acrobat documents, which makes it easy to send your files to friends and colleagues who don’t have Office.
You can do the same thing from almost any application by installing a free Acrobat-compatible “printer driver”. You’ll be able to create Acrobat documents from any Windows application that can print to a regular printer.
A good FREE program is PrimoPDF, available at http://www.primopdf.com. This program has PDF features not available in Office 2007, such as password protection.
Vista compatible. Spyware free. No cost.
After installing PrimoPDF, you can create an Acrobat format document by “printing” — just use the application’s Print… command; then choose the PrimoPDF printer driver. You’ll be prompted with a Save As… dialog to choose a location and filename for your new PDF document. Finally, send your newly-minted PDF document to all your friends who have the free Adobe Acrobat reader!
