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FREE Detailed Profile of your Installted Software & Vulnerabilities in your Web Browser - 08/29/09 11:43 AM
I used this application to make sure I have all my software serial numbers prior to me re-installing Windows XP with a clean install.
You have to try this FREE service from Belarc Advisor. Once you download the small program file, you get a report of your Computer Profile Summary. The report immediately shares with you at the top is you have any security issues, if your virus protection is up to date and whether or not you have an Microsoft Security updates missing that are critical when using IE.
You will then get a Computer Profile with all the … (2 comments)
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FREE Tool to ADD a Watermark to Your Photos in Batch Mode - 08/28/09 02:08 PM
FastStone Photoresizer. Think about adding a comment, some text or a watermark on photos you might post on your website or a local blog that adds your branding or allows you to get connected
Add a watermark, crop, resize your photos -- a great little application. Look up all your photos and batch the effort to add a watermark and you can think about the possibilities on how you might want to use this from personal to business.
FastStone Photo Resizeris an image converter / resizer intended to enable users to convert, rename, resize, crop, rotate, change color depth, add text … (16 comments)
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Turn PDF's into Word Docs FAST - 08/28/09 01:19 PM
How many times has it happened to you. You get a PDF file from someone and you can't edit the PDF file. You might want to make a simple change to use the document.
I found a site called PDF to Word!
I often need to edit PDF files that get sent to me. Acrobat Professionals touch up text tool can do minor edits, but nothing really big. Acrobat also exports to Microsoft Word, but does a lousy job at keeping the formatting.
Check it out
Using the PDF-to-Word conversion technology, you can quickly and easily create editable DOC/RTF files, making it … (9 comments)
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The process of buying a new computer -- core 2 vs. core 2 duo and more - 08/26/09 09:17 AM
It's that time again to upgrade and get a new computer. It used to be easy to look at the GHz numbers and make a selection. Now we have Core 2 vs. Core 2 Duo.Back in the day buying a processor was as simple as looking at the megahertz or gigahertz and purchasing based on the bigger number. I know there's more to it than that like onboard cache and what-not, but in comparison to what we've got to work with today, life seemed simpler back then. Core 2 is the successor to Intel's Pentium D line of processors, which was … (7 comments)
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California Department of Insurance Reviews Disclosure of Property Information - 08/18/09 02:22 PM
The Title Insurance industry typically provided Property Profile and Farm information to Real Estate Professionals with their branding on them. Title Companies can NO LONGER in California.
Real Estate professionals wishing to have their photo, logo and property photos must now subscribe to systems independently. The California Land Title Association released a reminder to Title Companies and Real Estate Professionals of this fact.
"The Department of Insurance is working towards developing a clear policy to guide title companies regarding disclosure of property information."
"In the interim, the Department is reminding companies that property profiles cannot be distributed in a manner that … (3 comments)
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Control Your Computer Updates AND DO THEM! - 08/08/09 06:31 PM
I was working with a Real Estate Professional the other day and noticed that they were still using Internet Explorer 6.0 on their Windows XP PC. Everything was working but they were missing out on the increased functionality of the browsers that are out there.
How do you know what version? Open your browser and click on Help and then Click on About and you will see your version of most programs.
The point is == they hadn't updated their computer lately and their system was NOT set to automatically update itself. Most systems out of the box are configured to … (1 comments)
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3 Selection Tips -- Computer Shortcut Tip = Selecting Items With List Boxes - 08/08/09 06:18 PM
You probably do all the time -- you make a selection or selections from a list box.
A list box is basically an item by item list. You have probably seen them when searching the Internet or in a computer program you've used. A lot of email programs use a list box to display its list of messages.
The first selection tip is when you open the list box or hit the down arrow to display the list box -- press the first character of your search and it will immediately go to that item in the list that starts with … (1 comments)
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Capture your current screen or better yet -- the current window. - 08/04/09 02:03 AM
How do you take a quick picture of your screen?
You can use download shareware programs that have a lot of capability but what if you just want to capture the current screen or better yet the current open window?You just tap the PrtScn(print screen) button. This simple action copies a current image onto the clip board of a PC automatically. The real function of this key is to make a "snapshot" of your screen. If you have some imaging software like Adobe Photoshop (or a good word processor), you can then paste it into there and crop, etc. In fact, … (1 comments)
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Scott Hoen
Scott Hoen, MBA e-Pro
Yorba Linda,
CA
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