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CyberGuide
If anyone would like to download a US Flag
for their email or web site here are a
few I found.
To download any Flag just right
click on it and click on Save
Picture as:
Keep your flag outside all of the time.
Remember the flag must be lit up at night. So leave it out all night, just put a
light on it.
GOD BLESS AMERICA!
Today's Guests is:
Scott Stetzer
Scott will be picking the winner of the 100GB hard drive Maxtor have given us to
give away
Scott Stetzer is a Senior Technical
Marketing Manager for Maxtor Corporation
Scott has spent over 18 years in the storage industry working in
disk drives, applications, software programming, test equipment and storage
subsystem. Scott is well experienced in storage interfaces and has also worked
to assist companies in the design and implementation of storage systems for
unique and specific applications including professional video editing systems.
Scott has spent over 9 years working for Quantum corporation’s disk drive
division in diverse roles, starting as engineering manager for customer support
in Japan and then as technical marketing manager for Asia Pacific region based
in Singapore. On returning to USA he organized and managed a software
development group within the company focused on delivering end user applications
and tools for customers. With Quantum’s disk drive division now merged into
Maxtor Corporation, Scott is involved in future interface technologies and the
application of storage into new business applications at Maxtor.
http://www.maxtor.com/Maxtorhome.htm?/products/bigdrive/default.htm.
Recommended web site:
To test memory go to DocMemory
It
is Jim Eshelman’s web site
www.aumha.org/
Need help networking your computers, or
setting up ICS
http://www.practicallynetworked.com/ or
http://www.wown.com
Greg Jetter's Linux site
http://www.Frozen-North-LinuxOnline.com
WindowsME
DOS Bootdisk
http://www.ajcyberguide.com/makeboot.html
How
to make a shortcut to run Defrag
http://www.alaskajoe.com/links/shortcut4defrag.htm
ZoneAlarm Personal Firewall:
http://www.infosyssec.com/infosyssec/ab21.htm
Tiny's Personal Firewall
http://www.tinysoftware.com/pwall.php
Norton's Personal Firewall
http://www.symantec.com/sabu/nis/npf/
AVG 6.0 Free Edition. (Anti-Virus)
http://www.grisoft.com/html/us_downl.htm
AlaskaJoe's Tips
Firewall Problem
If you have two computers that you are trying to connect with a LAN or Direct Cable Connection and are having difficulty, check to see if either of the computers has a personal firewall. If so, check the software manual to see how to allow a specific IP address to have unlimited access. Your firewall will prevent connections by unknown computers and may be misinterpreting the LAN or DCC connection as an attempted hostile attack and block it.
- Michael Vincent
http://www.emazing.com/windows.jsp
Techno Babble: Bandwidth
Bandwidth is a term used to describe how
much information your computer (usually via modem) can receive in a
predetermined amount of time (per second). The most common measure is Bps (bits
per second). You will also see Kbps and Mbps that stand for Kilo (thousand) bits
per second, and Mega (Million) bits per second.
The larger the bps number, the more information you can receive per second,
therefore, the higher the bandwidth.
This does NOT mean that you will always get faster download time. Download time
also depends upon how fast the computer on the other end is sending information.
- Michael Vincent
http://www.emazing.com/windows.jsp
Business Tip: Lunchtime Shut Down
When you are performing your daily work, you
are probably opening and closing applications on a frequent basis. By doing
this, Windows actually retains small fragments of applications that are not
removed until shutdown.
To keep your system running at peak capacity, before lunch, log off (if on a
LAN), shut your computer down and turn it off. Wait a few seconds, and then turn
it back on. When it is up, run your virus check (if not done automatically) then
lock your PC and go to lunch. When you return, you will have a clean slate and a
virus-free (hopefully) machine.
- Michael Vincent
http://www.emazing.com/windows.jsp
Business Tip: Information Overload
In today's fast-paced business world, there is literally no
limit to the amount of information that you can access. Web pages are loaded
with data, employees are gathering information, and documents are abundant!
To help sort through all of this information, de-clutter! If you have icons on
your desktop that you don't need, delete them. If you think you might need
documents, but are not sure, create a series of archive folders on your LAN and
hold them there. A good rule of thumb is to archive, and forget. If you need it
later, you know where to go get it. There is no need to have old documents in
frequently used folders. Archive!
- Michael Vincent
http://www.emazing.com/windows.jsp
Background Problems
If you have a favorite photo that you have
scanned into your PC and have tried with no success to create a Desktop
Background, then your Scanner software may be defaulting the file type to an
incompatible format.
Scan in the picture, then instead of just saving the file, perform a "Save As"
and change the format to BMP. Now, you can use this file type as your
background. Check your Scanner's manual on specifics of changing the file type.
- Michael Vincent
http://www.emazing.com/windows.jsp
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