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Memory Improve Professional 5.2.0.4036

ortakmal — Mon, 07 Jul 2008 12:59:51 +0000

Memory Improve Professional programı sayesinde bilgisayarınızda karşılaştığınız ram hafıza tıkanmaları ve buna bağlı yavaşlamaları çözmüş olacaksınız. Siz sadece bu programı kurun ve gerisini ona bırakın. O sizin için raminizi ve bilgisayarınızın hafıza belleğini belirli aralıklarla temizler ve bilgisayarınızı hızlandırır.
Use Memory Improve Professional to monitor and automatically resolve your memory issues.
Windows is capable of running many programs at the same time. This is great for users, enabling the existence of some tools that work constantly in the background and provide useful services.

Memory Improve Professional is one of such tools. it is a useful utility to monitor and manage system memory. It easily indicates the current state of memory consumption and can (automatically or manually) free up additional memory. It improves system performance by freeing and defragging memory. This decreases load time and improves application performance.

Main Feature
• Enhance your PC's performance by safely freeing memory
• Free up memory manually or automatically
• Reclaim memory in minutes
• Defrag memory manually or automatically
• Performs intelligent monitoring / analysis of system running
• Monitor all processes running on your PC

http://rapidshare.com/files/127837510/Memory_Improve_Professional_5.2.0.4036.rar

What Does Google Mean?

Nate Desmond — Thu, 03 Jul 2008 18:06:42 +0000

The company Google is a well-known search engine. Do you know what the word "Google" means? "Google" is the name for a number with exactly one million zeros.

Reactive advertising - a meme is born

gustav — Wed, 02 Jul 2008 12:40:58 +0000

We've been doing some stuff based on this concept for the last year or so and have ben struggling on what to call it. The name "reactive ads" sort of emerged over time, and since we recently got acceptet to speak at Web 2.0 Europe with "Reactive advertising" as the topic, and I spoke at Google two days ago and used that term, I figured I might aswell get it out there ;)

So what is "Reactive advertising"?

Most efforts today in Internet ad technology are focused on one thing - optimizing targeting based on varous forms of data. And sure enough, the Internet has us swimming in data, ﬂooding marketers with opportunities for better targeting, media planning and measurement. However, these improvements overshoots what most marketers are able to utilize. Instead, what now needs to be improved is getting consumers' attention and creating impact.

Besides being able to collect and structure massive amounts of data, the Internet also gives us the opportunity to tailor our message and the contents and characteristics of our ads to each specific user.
This can't be done in either print, TV or radio. And it's a completely different thing than putting up an ad in front of the right person.

Enter "reactive advertising" - ads adjusting the contents to optimize performance based on the conditions of each unique exposure.

Reactive ads shifts the use of data from improving targeting, to improving the ads themselves. It can leverage information that is most often completely useless or too fine grained to be of practical use for media planning purposes, not to find our target audience, but to talk to them in a more compelling way.

Campaign can unfold in ways that are more dynamic and persuasive than ever before. Stories can be told in a way that's more participatory and dynamic than ever before. With so much advertising these days cluttering our lives and dumb us down, reactive advertising presents a real opportunity to make ads that are not only relevant, but also more intelligent and entertaining.

Reactive ads is the start of a new creative revolution, driven by technology and a world of endless data. We've seen from research and the trial campaigns we've run using Meme Machine by Burt (still in prototype stages), that reactive ads have the potential to completely redefine how much impact that can be delivered in one single exposure.

In early fall, we'll be rolling out a beta release for a select number of agencies to try for their clients. If you're interested in tagging along or just want more information on this concept, send me an e-mail at gustav (a) vonsydow.tv?

Realtek High Definition Audio Drivers R1.97

Dlyan — Wed, 02 Jul 2008 11:16:11 +0000

This download contains the latest audio drivers, software and utilities for the Realtek high definition audio controllers.

It is highly recommended to always use the most recent driver version available.

Applies to:
Realtek ALC 880, ALC 882, ALC 883, ALC 881, ALC 260 and ALC 262 chips

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Mac OS X 10.5.4

Dlyan — Mon, 30 Jun 2008 21:09:41 +0000

The Mac OS X 10.5.4 Update is recommended for Mac OS X 10.5, 10.5.1, 10.5.2, and 10.5.3 Leopard. It includes general operating system improvements that enhance the stability, compatibility, and security of your Mac.

What's included?

The 10.5.4 Update is recommended for all users running Mac OS X Leopard and includes general operating system ﬁxes that enhance the stability, compatibility and security of your Mac.

General

Includes recent Apple security updates.
Resolves an issue with saving and reopening Adobe Creative Suite 3 ﬁles on a remote server.
Includes additional RAW image support for several cameras.
Addresses an issue that may result in a partially installed X11 application.
Improves L2TP VPN client reliability.

AirPort

Addresses AirPort reliability issues with 5GHz networks.
Addresses AirPort issues that may result in slower performance in Logic Studio or MainStage.

iCal

Improves overall iCal reliability for meeting requests, cancellation notices, delegation, and syncing with iPhone.
Resolves an issue that prevents deleting an iCal event without notifying the creator.
Addresses an issue in which events in all calendars affect availability. A checkbox now enables information-only calendars to be transparent from free/busy lookups.
Resolves a UI issue preventing delegated calendars from showing up as a separate window.
Addresses an issue with copying and pasting attendees from one event to another.
Resolves an issue in which iCal may not delete events after a speciﬁed time interval, even when set to do so in iCal preferences.
Addresses an issue in which To Dos cannot be marked private.

Safari

Addresses a potential performance issue when loading secure web pages.
Resolves issues that may be encountered when accessing secure web pages with client certificates that reside on a smart card.

Spaces and Exposé

Addresses an issue in which switching from a space with a Finder window keeps the Finder as the active application instead of the application residing in the destination space.
Fixes an issue in which dragging an application from the list of application assignments in Spaces System Preferences does not assign the application to the desired space.
Resolves an Exposé issue that may result in only a subset of windows being shown.

Official Website

http://www.apple.com/

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How to Make Email Marketing Works for Your Business

computerinformation — Mon, 30 Jun 2008 07:25:17 +0000

Topic 1 ~ Your Email Subject Lines ~

How To Write A Good E-mail Subject Lines That Works?

Here are the 5 tips:

1. Ask a question. One of the best ways to get a reader's attention is to ask a question. But like a trial lawyer questioning a witness on the stand, make sure it'll get you the response you're looking for. "What's the best way to grow your business?" is a great subject line for business owners. After all, what business owner wouldn't want to grow his or her business? Or let's say you run a health club. An e-mail with the subject line, "How can you lose 5 pounds in one month?" would certainly be compelling. It's important your question be relevant to your audience.

2. Be a tease. A clever subject line can be enticing. When it's done right, reader curiosity is piqued. They want to know more--and they'll open your e-mail. Writing a teaser-style subject line requires some creativity, and your content needs to deliver. A company that sells high-definition TVs could use the subject line, "You're not going to believe your eyes" as a teaser to introduce a new addition to their product line.

3. Tell it like it is. Often, what works best is to say exactly what you want your reader to know. Examples of this straightforward approach are, "Sale on all sweaters this weekend," "Master jazz pianist plays live this Friday" and "The seven secrets of a profitable business." This just-the-facts approach works especially well when you can appeal directly to your audience's interests. It's also the best approach to use when you send a newsletter.

4. Remember "WIIFM". When a person gets your e-mail, the first thing they consider is "what's in it for me?" They have a decision to make. Do they open your e-mail, leave it for later or delete it? If there isn't something about the subject line that lets them know why it's worth their precious time to see what's inside, then the choice will be clear. Keep WIIFM in mind when creating every aspect of your e-mails, including the offer, content, images--and most definitely the subject line. It's all about them. They know that; just make sure you know it, too.

5. Get personal. The more you can make each contact feel you're speaking directly to them, the more effective your communication will be. Whatever style of subject line you use, you can make it personal by using the word "you." Professional copywriters know the secret of using this powerful little word. Just look at the advertisements, mail and e-mail you receive. A few examples are, "Find the right swimsuit for you," "You can save 50 percent on travel," and "You'd look phenomenal in a custom-tailored suit." "You" is ideal, but "your" works too.

6. Not sure which approach is right for you? Try them all, and then show a friend or colleague to get their feedback. Pick the one you believe will be most effective for your audience. Whichever approach you choose, it's always worth spending the time and effort to write a great subject line. Because if your readers don't open your e-mail, they'll never have the chance to read the important message you've created for them inside.

Topic 2 ~ Increase Click-Through Rate (CTR) ~

How to Increased Click-Through Rate (CTR)?

Here are some guidelines:

1. Include a feature, a benefit, and an advantage in the opening. This needs to be used in a subtle way, but in the opening you're really doing a small marketing job for this issue of your email newsletter. Highlight an article or two that are important, explain what you're providing the readers that they won't get elsewhere, and tell them what the benefit will be. A great example is something like "Nokia and Sprint announced second quarter earnings today. Learn what our Wireless Week experts say about the results, and what effect you can expect them to have on the industry at large."

2. Put the email newsletter in the context of your readers' day. This goes hand in hand with the last point. Your readers are busy, and if you can make a compelling case for why they should stop what they are doing and take a few minutes now to read your email newsletter, you'll get them in. We recommend editors reference important events, upcoming trade shows, or other things that say to the reader "You will find it worthwhile to stop and read this email newsletter now, because the information in it will help you stay on top of your business."

3. Keep it fresh. Don't craft a "perfect paragraph" and use it issue after issue after issue. One of the keys to success is to keep the copy fresh and highlight items in that issue of the email newsletter. If you use the same generic language repeatedly, people will stop reading it and it'll be a waste of your time.

4. Keep it short. This is critical. We recommend no more than two to three sentences -- just enough to get them interested and pull them in to read the rest of your email newsletter.

Try it out and see the results! This is just one of the simple things you can do to engage your reader and optimize your CTR.

Topic 3 ~ Killer Email Sales Letter ~

How to Write Killer Email Sales Letter That Get Results?

Here are what we've found works best. Use these tips properly and your results will skyrocket.

1. Your email "from" sender line should be your brand name or company name and stay consistent. Use your own personal name only if that is your brand image.

2. Send emails only when you have something to say that will benefit the reader. No fluff. No filler. You must be relevant. If you can't be, don't send an email until you have something beneficial to say.

3. Start your emails with the specific benefit the reader can get from your message. You have no more than 3 seconds to pass the crucial "what's in it for me?" test.

4. The copywriting tone and language should be personal and conversational, instead of stuffy and "corporate".

5. Make a specific offer to the reader and, if possible, include a short deadline by which he must respond to get it.

6. Use as much copy as is needed to fully pile on all the benefits the reader will get by ordering, answer objections, create urgency, and close the sale.

7. Test your subject lines and offers on small segments of your list before you send the email to your entire list.

8. Include "Email this to a friend" service in all your communications for pass along and viral marketing.

Topic 4 ~ Good Call-to-Action ~

Get More Clicks With a Good Call-to-Action!

The call-to-action is a determining factor of your click-through rate. It is an important component of your email copy because it answers three important questions for the recipient. They are:

1. What you want them to do

2. Why they should do it, and

3. How to take that next step.

Whatever action you want your recipients to take, you can make it happen more often with a good call-to-action. First, decide what you want them to do:

1. Buy something

2. Sign up for a service

3. Fill out a form

4. Read an article or get more information

5. Visit your website or store

6. Make an appointment

Etc…

Then, make sure you incorporate these 6 characteristics to get the results you're looking for. Make your call-to action:

1. Visible - People read, react, make decisions and take action differently. Some make decisions right away ("You had me at hello.") and some need more details ("I'm from Missouri."). Place call-to-action links in the beginning, middle and end of the email so that recipients can click whenever they are ready.

2. Clear - Stick to simple words, short phrases, bulleted benefits and paragraphs of 1-3 short sentences. Include appropriate graphics and cut the clutter by making effective use of white space.

3. Compelling - Use action-oriented verbs and phrases: "buy now," "call today," "save" and so on.

4. Rewarding - Offer an incentive or reward for action. For example, "Act now and also receives...," or "the First 100 respondents will be entered into a raffle to win..." The giveaway, or prize, you choose should be closely related to your product or service. That way, you will be targeting customers who are interested in what you have to offer, not just the latest gadget.

5. Urgent - The longer an email sits in an inbox, the less likely it is to be acted on. Create a sense of urgency to get a more immediate response. Try limiting the offer to a specific time period, to the "first 50 customers," "while supplies last," etc.

6. Direct - Your call-to-action links should go to the appropriate page on your website with more details on the specific product or service you're promoting. If you don't have a website, the call-to-action might be store locations to visit or a number to call for an appointment.

Keep in mind that, in addition to repeating your call-to-action, you can vary your call-to-action to appeal to different types of buyers (and to fit your sales cycle). For example: "Click here to buy now" will naturally work better with loyal customers. The softer, "Click here to learn more" may be better for newer prospects.

Topic 5 ~ Avoid Common Pitfalls ~

Read Your Email Message Backwards to Avoid Common Pitfalls

Here are some common problems to look out for:

1. Misspelled words - It's a good idea to spell-check a document, but it's not enough. A spell checker won't catch every error.

2. Wrong word used - This is why a spell checker isn't enough. A spell checker will only flag words it doesn't recognize. It can't tell if a legitimate word is used incorrectly. Some words commonly confused: accept, except; your, you're; then, than; there, their, they're; cite, site, sight; lay, lie; loose, loosen, lose. Also, look out for a missing "r" in the word "your." It's easy to overlook a sentence such as "Visit our Web site now to receive you free copy."

3. Grammar error - Again, if you know you're not a good writer, have someone else check your writing for grammatical errors. Mistakes make you look bad.

4. Punctuation error - This is another area where you'll benefit from a review by someone who knows their stuff. If you're determined to do it yourself, purchase a good grammar or style book. One of the most common punctuation problems: Too many stupid commas!

5. Vague or confusing statement - Make sure every sentence is crystal-clear. You don't want your promotional message to raise more questions than it answers.

6. Illogical statement - Read over what you have written slowly. At the end of each paragraph, ask yourself: "Did that make sense?" Rewrite so that it does.

Topic 6 ~ Frequency of Sending Emails ~

How Often (Frequency) Should You Send Email?

There's no quick answer to the frequency question. It depends on the goals for your email and the type of content you send. Some rough guidelines:

1. Mail at least once a month. Mail less often than this, and you risk being forgotten by recipients. Monthly is the bare minimum if you want to keep your brand or company name top of mind (a common email goal).

2. Let content be your guide. Look at what you provide readers and you'll get a feel for proper frequency. Analyze how often the information changes and how quickly readers must receive it to act on it.

3. Work within your resources. A daily email requires many more resources than a monthly. Better a well-done monthly email than shoddy weekly or daily. It's recommended to start with a monthly. Once that's going smoothly, they can think about moving to weekly. You need to walk before you can run!

4. Watch for trends. Declining response, open, and click-through rates can be signs of list fatigue. Though some decrease is normal, watch carefully and cut back frequency if you see a problem. Don't assume if the unsubscribe rate is stable you're OK. Many people prefer to forward email directly to their delete folder rather than unsubscribe.

Topic 7 ~ Understanding Spam Filters ~

Understanding Spam Filters to Avoid Your Emails Get Junked!

If you send email campaigns long enough, you will inevitably run into spam filter issues. On average, you can expect 10-20% of your emails to just get lost in cyberspace, mostly due to overzealous spam filters. Unfortunately, there is no quick fix. If you want to avoid getting your emails junked by spam filters, you have to understand how they work.

Generally speaking, spam filters look at a long list of criteria to judge whether or not your email is junk. For example, they might look for spammy phrases like "CLICK HERE!" or "FREE! BUY NOW!". They'll assign points each time they see one of those phrases. Certain criteria get more points than others. Here's a sample of criteria from Spam Assassin, one of the most popular spam filters out there:

• Talks about lots of money (.193 points)

• Describes some sort of breakthrough (.232 points)

• Looks like mortgage pitch (.297 points)

• Contains urgent matter (.288 points)

• Money back guarantee (2.051 points)

• Why Pay More? (1.249 points)

It's easy to use "spammy" keywords in your email without even knowing it. Here are some common ways marketers unwittingly trigger spam filters with their campaigns:

1. Using spammy phrases, like "Click here!" or "Once in a lifetime opportunity!" too many times in your email. Sometimes, you can't avoid phrases like "FREE SHIPPING!" but use them sparingly, and don't do anything else risky.

2. Going crazy with exclamation points!!!!!!

3. USING ALL CAPS, WHICH IS LIKE YELLING IN EMAIL

4. Coloring their fonts bright red, or green

5. Coding sloppy HTML (such as by converting a Microsoft Word file to HTML)

6. Creating an HTML email that's nothing but one big image, with no text (since spam filters can't read images, they assume you're a spammer that's trying to trick 'em)

7. Using the word "Test" in the subject line (agencies run into this all the time, when sending drafts to clients for approval)

Topic 8 ~ Why Email Marketing Does not Work? ~

If Your Email Marketing Does not Work, Think Again Why?

Before you arrive at the faulty conclusion that email marketing doesn't work, let’s look at this from a different perspective for a moment that would make your emails ineffective.

First there's what you are writing in the body of the email. If this is your first attempt to get in touch with a prospect, what are you putting in the email? A dissertation? If it's longer than one or two paragraphs, it's too long. Look at your emails like an initial cold call. You need to laser in and deliver a compelling opening statement that's going to grab their interest and stimulate a conversation. Because there's no one to cut you off in an email or stop you from persistent pontification, people have tendency to ramble on and on in an email, giving the prospect the life story of the product or service they want them to consider. Keep it short and focus on the one or two benefits, opening up the opportunity to have a dialogue. That's it.

Second, are you sending attachments in the first email? No attachments! It's hard enough sending an unsolicited email to a prospect. Now you're adding more barriers and increasing the chances of your email winding up in their spam box or junk email folder. Some people have filters on their email that if an attachment is sent it automatically gets deleted. No attachment until that information in the attachment is solicited by the person.

Third, html or text? Once again, with all the email filters people use today, you will increase your odds by sending a text message only rather than trying to get fancy with formatting, graphics and pictures. The prospect really doesn't care about how beautiful your email looks; they care about the core message. Besides, they will never even get a chance to see your beautiful masterpiece in an html email if it's winding up in the trash.

Finally, you are using way too many spam words. As mentioned, the biggest enemy to email marketing or selling via email is the additional security that companies and individuals have on their network or computer. As such, the specific words you are using in the body of the email can be the culprit who is sending your email directly into the trash or spam box. In other words, you are using words that are often identified is spam and in turn, you email is getting flagged and deleted. Not even eye contact! The prospect is not getting a chance to, at the very least, see your email let alone read it and have a chance to respond accordingly.

Ending ~ Please Forward ~

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If you think the outlined tips can help you, please take a few seconds to help us distribute or forward this e-book to as many people as possible.

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Useful free software to optimize and secure your system

patrickbe — Sat, 28 Jun 2008 16:52:14 +0000

Here's a list of useful programs in different categories. Most of these programs are for Windows, but some of them are also open source and works for Linux. I only list programs that are free. I might update this post over time.

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Mozilla Firefox
The web-browser Firefox, has optional add-ons that you can install which makes it possible to extends the browsers functionality. I've picked out three add-ons that I find very useful. They speed up the browser and adds more security.

NoScript
It blocks all Javascript, Java and other malicious code from sites you don't trust. Ever since I installed this, i've never had any spywares on my XP computer at all. A most have for people who wants a secure browser. My favorite add-on.

AdBlock Plus
Get rid of all those annoying banners and ads on websites.

Flash Block
Blocks all flash animations on all websites. If you want to play a certain flash animation though, just click on it, that's what I like most about this add-on.

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Security
Zonealarm Firewall - A free version of the popular firewall Zonealarm. This software also has program control and port stealthing for example.

AVG Anti-Virus Free Edition - Free anti-virus program, that is easy to use, provides high level of detection capability and doesn't use so much system resources.

Ad-Aware 2008 - Scan for spywares, data-mining, advertising, and tracking components in general.

Spybot Search & Destroy - Spyware cleaner that also has real time protection.

TrueCrypt - Open Source encryption software. Can encrypt partitions, make virtual drives and encrypt harddrives completely.

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Optimize and cleaning software
JkDefrag - Free disk defragmenter program. Optimizes your harddrive.

CCleaner - System optimization tool which cleans registry and removes temporary files. It's very fast.

Need a Powerful Registry Cleaner/Optimizer? - Get RegSeeker Freeware!

billmullins — Fri, 27 Jun 2008 14:41:24 +0000

Getting frustrated while you wait for your operating system to load? Are some of your applications not working quite right? Tired of trying to figure it out?

Then it’s time to give RegSeeker, a free Windows registry cleaner, a go at cleaning and optimizing your Windows registry.

A jam-packed, jumbled registry can be one of the chief causes of computer slowdown and malfunction. A messy registry can often put a brake on your system, cause programs to stop working properly, and aggravate you while you hang around waiting for the operating system to load at a snails pace.

Even a new/newer computer is not immune to this type of problem. Over time, sometimes a very short time, repeated loading of the operating system and application software can create errors and leave unnecessary entries in the registry. This is where RegSeeker, a multilingual registry cleaner/optimizer, can prove to be very useful.

RegSeeker’s primary function is to clean your registry, which it does easily, safely, and thoroughly. Just launch the program, click on “Clean the Registry”, and delete the listed unneeded registry entries.

Congratulations, you now have a newly optimized computer!

Despite the fact RegSeeker has an automatic registry backup feature, I strongly recommend that you analyze the search results very carefully, and then ensure you have in fact backed up before deleting any registry entries.

After a previous review of this application, I received one comment in which the reader indicated he had suffered a complete meltdown of his computer after having run this application.

On the other hand I have been safely using this program on a daily basis for over three years, and I have not had to use this backup feature yet. However, as we all know there’s always a first time and that generally occurs when you least expect it. So my advice; err on the side of caution any time you are working with the registry and be sure to backup.

I download and test, 1-2 applications daily, so this program gets a real workout on my machines. As well, I use Revo Uninstaller, a powerful application uninstaller to uninstall applications which means less work for RegSeeker.

RegSeeker is multifunctional in that it also performs tweak operations. It can clean out your startup entries, Add/Remove program entries, adjust color schemes, change personal information entries, and it includes a general “Tweaks” menu option. I have found this tweaking ability to be relatively useful.

RegSeeker is an extremely valuable tool for keeping your Registry in perfect running order, and its “Tweaks” editing options allow you to do more with the user interface than you might have previously thought was possible.

RegSeeker is FREE for personal use only.

System Requirements: Windows 95/98/Me/NT/2000/XP/2003 Server

Download at: Download.com

New iolo Software Offers Hassle-Free PC Tuneup, Advanced Registry Repair

priolo — Thu, 26 Jun 2008 23:59:13 +0000

iolo technologies has launched System Mechanic 8, the latest release of its best selling PC tuneup utility.

Version 8 introduces ActiveCare 2.0: A patent-pending technology that automatically tunes a PC while it's on but not in use. ActiveCare runs in the background without creating drag on a system, taking up RAM, or interrupting the user with schedulers and pop-up messages.

Two other major new features are a registry repair tool that graphically displays and then removes RAM-hogging bloat and fragmentation that remain when a registry is cleaned of errors, and DriveSense, which visually reports the data from up to 46 SMART sensors on the hard drive and alerts the user to potential hard drive problems.

Minor improvements include:

New navigation within System Mechanic let you perform most tasks with fewer clicks.
iolo's application library now targets more programs that slow the startup process.
System Mechanic 8 inherits your Windows Vista theme for an integrated look and feel.

ABOUT SYSTEM MECHANIC

System Mechanic is a dedicated PC tuneup utility designed to keep a computer in peak operating condition. The software combines over 40 powerful tools in a single console, fixing and maintaining a PC automatically.

All computers slow down with use as their owners install and uninstall software, add and delete files, and perform any of the normal activities that leave file remnants, fragmented drives, registry conflicts, and system errors that degrade PC performance.

While Microsoft Windows includes basic utilities that clean up junk files and organize hard drive space, System Mechanic goes far beyond these simple programs in power, scope, and thoroughness, resulting in sustained PC performance close to the level of a computer just out of the box.

Currently used by 19 million customers worldwide and trusted for more than a decade, System Mechanic consistently receives rave reviews and major industry awards, including Laptop Magazine Editor’s Choice of 2008, CNET Editor's Choice, and Computer Shopper's Best Utility of 2007.

PRICING AND AVAILABILITY

Current subscribers will receive System Mechanic 8 for free. For everyone else, the software is available for $49.95 US in 18,000 retail stores, including Best Buy, Fry’s, Target, Wal-Mart, and Costco, from etailers like Buy.com, and directly from iolo.com. A single license can be installed on up to three PCs.

Learn How to Improve Your AdSense Performance in 10 Minutes

harneu — Thu, 26 Jun 2008 10:04:51 +0000

Google has a lot of guide and tutorials to help AdSense publishers but all these materials are in text format. Reading these materials take time and can be boring. It will be good if you can have someone showing you how to improve your Adsense earning on the screen. You may ask: when Google will release a video training to help you learn AdSense optimization.

Well, you don't have to wait longer anymore.

The Australian AdSense team has today posted a 10 minutes video teaching the AdSense publishers (especially the beginners) how to optimize AdSense ads on their content sites to maximize their AdSense earning. The video is a 5-step guide to optimizing your AdSense performance. You will learn the important things like choosing the right ad sizes and colors, tracking your results and more.

Here's the link to watch the video:

Five steps to optimising your Adsense

DFX Audio Enhancer 8.500

Dlyan — Thu, 26 Jun 2008 07:29:52 +0000

DFX enhances your music listening experience by improving the sound quality of MP3, Windows Media, Internet radio and other music files. With DFX you can transform the sound of your PC into that of an expensive stereo system placed in a perfectly designed listening environment.

Changes in DFX Audio Enhancer 8.500 :

Unavailable.

Official Website

http://www.fxsound.com/

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JkDefrag - Free Disk Defragmenter and Optimizer

worldwideryan — Tue, 24 Jun 2008 20:43:30 +0000

JkDefrag is a free disk defragger and optimizer that does an excellent job for Windows 2000, 2003, XP, Vista, 2008, and X64. It is fast, with many ways to optimize and consolidate your files.

Website: www.kessels.com/Jkdefrag/

Because of the extremely weak interface, you might want to down "JkDefrag Option GUI".

JkDefrag Option GUI: www.emro.nl/freeware/

Work Those Batteries, Girls!

Thomas Ward — Mon, 23 Jun 2008 17:41:28 +0000

As an environmentalist and computer geek, I recently found myself looking for ways that people could optimize their laptop's battery life, so they wouldn't have to depend on electricity as much (which saves our natural resources and some money on your electric bills). Upon looking around the Internet, I came across some handy tips and software packages that can help you optimize your laptop battery.

Dim the brightness of your laptop screen. The brighter your screen, the more energy that it is needed. The dimmer the screen, the less energy it uses. It will take some getting used to, but, in the end, you will have a much better battery life, which will conserve energy and make you a little more productive.
Cut down on external devices. If you are using a USB mouse (or any other USB hardware), unplug it when it's not in use. The devices themselves use energy that is taken from the laptop. By unplugging these devices, you will cut down on the amount of energy needed to power your laptop.
Run software from the hard drive, as opposed to CD or DVD. CD/DVD drives, like those found in most modern laptops, are the SUVs of the computing world. Instead of running your copy of "Halo: Combat Evolved" from its CD, use a software program called ISORecorder and the DaemonTools emulation software to copy your CD to the hard drive.
Go into hibernate mode, as opposed to standby mode. Hibernate mode completely shuts down the hard drive, whereas standby mode continues running the system. You also don't have to worry about losing your work, since hibernate mode saves your PC's state as is.
Do not multi-task! While multi-tasking can sometimes be a necessity, it can also be a major drain on your laptop's battery (I know, I'm guilty of this myself). Many word processing software applications, such as Microsoft Word, are now receiving the online treatment, which means you can now do your word processing and Web surfing in one window.
Be sure to disable autosave in programs like Microsoft Word and Excel. These autosave functions can put a major strain on both your hard drive and your battery life. Be sure, however, that you turn it back on whenever the battery gets low. Otherwise, you may end up losing your work.
After your laptop battery has died, recharge it for at least 12 hours. By doing so, you can guarantee that your battery will be fully charged and ready for its next use.
Remove the battery while the laptop is not being used. Most laptops have a "standby mode", which continues to power such things as the clock and calendar functions, even when the laptop has been shut down.
Add more RAM to your existing memory. The more RAM your computer has, the less it will rely on virtual memory, which means there will be less hard drive usage, which, then, equals less energy usage.
Clean out your laptop's air vents. When air can circulate throughout the laptop without problems, the laptop will perform more efficiently. Be sure to use a clean, lint-free cloth.

By following just these ten simple steps, you can optimize your battery life and depend less on electricity. Not only will this save our natural resources and keep pollution out of the atmosphere, but it will also save you some money on your electric bills, since you won't have to charge the battery as often.

Now, if you'll excuse me. My battery just died.

Free - Wise Registry Cleaner (5 Star Rated) - New User Friendly!

billmullins — Sun, 22 Jun 2008 15:51:20 +0000

A packed, cluttered registry can often be one of the major causes of computer slowdown, and in some cases, computer malfunction.

On top of that, a messy registry can cause programs to stop working as they should, and it can lead to frustration while you wait for the operating system to load, often at a snails pace.

Even with a new/newer computer, the loading of the operating system and application software can, over time, create redundant errors and leave needless entries in the registry. This is where a Registry cleaner can prove its value.

If you’re a relatively new computer user it’s important that you choose a Registry cleaner which will clean your Registry easily, thoroughly, and most importantly for you as a new user, safely.

Wise Registry Cleaner is a free, non aggressive application that, as one of my friends says, hits a home run in the safety department. As it searches the Registry for obsolete/redundant registry keys, it differentiates between those that are “safe to fix”, and those that are “not fully safe to fix”. To provide the greatest safety factor for those who are uncomfortable or unfamiliar with cleaning the Registry, the application’s default removal setting is “safe to fix”.

In testing I found it was not particularly fast; certainly not as fast as my personal favorite free Registry cleaner for experienced users, RegSeeker. I did however find it to be very thorough in that it found 74 issues on my test platform; 55 entries in the category “safe to fix” and 19 entries in the “not fully safe” to remove category.

To clean your registry, just launch the program, click on “Scan” and the program will find, and then give you the option of removing, unneeded registry entries. By removing any unnecessary registry entries you will have taken an important first step toward optimizing your computer.

Even though Wise Registry Cleaner has an automatic registry backup feature, I strongly recommend that you analyze the search results very carefully, and then ensure that you have used the backup feature before deleting any registry entries.

System Requirements: Windows 98/Me/NT/2000/XP/2003 Server/Vista

Download Version 3.4.1 at: Download.com

Windows XP, kurulumu, siyah tema, format atma, style

forumarge — Sun, 22 Jun 2008 15:15:35 +0000

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Orijinalini görmek için tıklayınız : Windows XP

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Realtek High Definition Audio Drivers R1.96

Dlyan — Fri, 20 Jun 2008 04:59:39 +0000

This download contains the latest audio drivers, software and utilities for the Realtek high definition audio controllers.

It is highly recommended to always use the most recent driver version available.

Applies to:
Realtek ALC 880, ALC 882, ALC 883, ALC 881, ALC 260 and ALC 262 chips

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