SafeSystem by GemiScorp, the perfect complement to any anti-virus program to keep the systems safe and secure.
(ContentDesk) February 25, 2004--Users would be wrong to think they were fully protected against viruses and other malicious codes just because they installed an anti-virus program. The mere installation of an anti-virus program is not enough, but just the first step in protecting a computer against viruses, trojan horses and worms. Computer users must be diligent about keeping their anti-virus programs always updated; and even regular updating is not enough either, considering that usually it takes hours or even days for the anti-virus companies to have their programs ready to detect and neutralize any newly discovered virus. What can users do to protect their systems in these interim situations where a computer and its data are extremely vulnerable?To the rescue comes SafeSystem. This security program protects and guarantees the integrity and well functioning of a computer so it will remain healthy and stable.
SafeSystem also protects critical system files from changes due to accidents, malicious manipulation, as well as the destructive action of (known or unknown) computer viruses or other malicious codes.While SafeSystem doesn't replace an anti-virus program (it doesn't identify and remove viruses), it does what most all anti-virus programs do not do. SafeSystem protects a computer when it is most vulnerable -- the time between anti-virus updates and when unknown viruses or other malicious codes attempt to infect and do harm to the system. SafeSystem is therefore the perfect complement to any anti-virus program, and a must have to keep the systems safe and secure.Other advantages of using SafeSystem include:- It will keep important (system or personal) files from being deleted, renamed or altered, either by accident or due to a careless user.- Files critical to system operation will always be safe and will not be replaced by older versions.- All installed devices in the system will work correctly because its drivers will not be removed or replaced.- No new programs will be freely installed in the system.- No new programs will be freely downloaded from Internet.- It is able to make files and folders truly invisible to all applications, no matter what file system (FAT, FAT32 or NTFS) the drive is formatted in.SafeSystem is compatible with all 32-bit Windows versions (Windows 9x/Me/NT4/2000/XP).Targeted CustomersSafeSystem is primarily of interest to private computer users with an Internet connection, small to medium companies, independent PCs with especially sensitive data and stand-alone systems. In high security offices, this program could easily be considered a must, as the concern for security is very high in such areas as law enforcement, the practice of law, or any other highly secure operation where the privacy of personal information may be driven by prescriptive legal requirements.Also, because of the very nature of the security features in this program, it will definitely have important use in corporate environments and educational institutions. This program can be easily installed and set up by IS management in such a manner as to offer the organization the necessary protection against user tampering with system files.
This will help hold down their total cost of ownership of the protected computers by not having to send IS technical support to fix damaged machines.Availability A free fully-functional trial version of SafeSystem is available at http://www.gemiscorp.com. The product is priced at US$12.95 and can be purchased online in a safe, secure online environment.About GemiScorp Software Solutions,GemiScorp provides innovative and quality software solutions for home and corporate users demanding reliable, user friendly and well-supported security and productivity products. GemiScorp has already released four award-winning programs: SafeLogon, SafeSystem, SafeCryptor and LaunchIt NOW! Plus..
Internet Astronomy
For many generations various human cultures have had great knowledge about the star constellations. However, these days most of the so-called modernized breed of human can't tell you much about what's around us in the infinite Universe. The funny thing is, technically we now know more about what's there than ever before, we've even got photos. With the Hubble Telescope we now have access to the most unbelievable pictures imaginable: galaxies, nebulae and millions of stars close up. You don't need to buy a book or DVD to see this stuff, just sit down at your computer and let the Internet take you on a galactic journey.A lot of the images can be accessed for free just by finding the right sites.
At http://wires.news.com.au/special/mm/030811-hubble.htm#panup2 you can watch a stream of beautiful visuals that are literally out of this world. The beauty of the photos, the fact that they are moving...
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IT Productivity Conference to be Held in Toronto, ON on May 18, 2006
Toronto, ON (ContentDesk) April 14, 2006 -- Computer Aid (CAI) is hosting a one-day seminar in Toronto, ON that will show CIOs and senior IT practitioners how to dramatically improve the productivity and quality of their software development and maintenance organizations.The conference will include keynote presentations by Paul Strassmann, former CIO for the US Department of Defense, and Dr. Herb Krasner of the University of Texas and the Software Quality Institute. The venue for the conference is the Park Hyatt Toronto on May 18, 2006.The registration fee is $695. There is no charge for executives and managers in government agencies (Official government identification must be presented at event registration). To register for this event, please go to http://www.itmpi.org/spt or call us on our Conference Hotline at (610) 530-5225.This conference is being organized by the IT Metrics and Productivity Institute (ITMPI), an organization...
IT Productivity Conference to be Held in Toronto, ON on May 18, 2006
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PcAnywhere
If you've ever managed or had to deal with more than one computer system, then you've undoubtedly wanted to be able to control one remotely at one time or another. In my job, my staff and I manage about a thousand computer systems (servers and workstations). Our staff is small and busy, and even taking the time to walk over to a local system can sometimes be a hassle. There is so much to do and no time to do it in.On top of that, our systems are spread all over the country, in a dozen states on the east and west coast. There is no possible way we could manage those computers effectively without some kind of help.
And if you've ever attempted to talk a user through an operating system installation or a debug session, then you will understand that this just does not work in a corporate environment.Fortunately, we found one of the most useful products available anywhere at any cost. This little gem is called PcAnywhere, and it is sold by Symantec (the vendor most famous for it's...
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Business Card Printing
Business cards are usually printed on a four-color press. A card is referred to as a ?four over zero' when it is a full color in the front, without a back. It is called a ?four over one' when it is a full color in the front, with a black and white back, and a ?four over four' when it is a full color in the front and the back.
But before you thinking about the printing, you need to determine which aspect of the card is most important to you. Most likely, you will be concerned about the quality of the cards, limited as you might be by a particular model of a printer. So if your card has an image on it, printers say it is best to use glossy paper.
On an inkjet printer, this will ensure the print looks as good as the real image. The paper cost is double when compared to ordinary paper, but the quality is superior.
You must, however, remember that inkjets have a strange way of zooming the print output, though only slightly. While this may not affect the clarity...
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Planning The Perfect Wedding Day, Don?t Forget You Know Who!
Planning your wedding can be the busiest time of your life, so much to do and organize. Does your partner feel neglected? Wedding planning can be very time consuming.
Some males just don't want to know all the details, others want to be in on everything. Either way, you can find the going not so smooth.
A little bit of time out together can work wonders, for you too, a break from being the wedding planner can recharge your batteries.
Why not just...
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People Everywhere are Quitting their Jobs to Work at Home for Prosperity Automated System (PAS)
(ContentDesk) August 12, 2006 -- It is getting close to mid August now and the Television Interview between Bill Osterhout, CNN Headline News, and The Discovery Channel is about to take place. The 5 minute interview is expected to air in 50 key markets in the US. Randall and Courtney Neale who joined Prosperity Automated System (PAS) this August have already seen the success of the business and are anticipating increasing numbers of sales and inquiries once the interview airs in September. ...
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Family Journals
Family Journals By www.the5yearjournal.com info@the5yearjournal.com Keeping a journal, diary, or diaries, can not only be beneficial to you as an individual, but it can also be a benefit to your family. Do you remember the family vacation to Disneyland when you were 12? What about your parent's 20-year anniversary? Or your birthday party when you turned 15? The new house you moved into in 8th grade? High school graduation?All those family memories from family events -- all those moments in time,...
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