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If you are a medium sized corporate user with an in-house mail system then it should be safe to assume there are good backup regimes in place. (But do check...) But for smaller workgroups, cooperatives and the like, the 'norm' is often to use Outlook connecting directly to an ISP, which works fine until a PC crashes and burns and several [...] Read more

FTP is one of the original Internet protocols and dates from those days when getting something working was the desired result and security, if thought of at all, came a poor second. One result of this is that everything about FTP is insecure - the username and password are sent in plain text, as is the payload of the transfer. A few minutes with [...] Read more

I was recently migrating a bunch of legal chaps to new PCs and had the usual problem of Outlook users who had vast, disorganized PSTs. One user had 11Gb of data in her PST.. So how to split it up into sensible 'chucks' - or by years, and with what tool? Exmerge would not really help... I tried a few VB scripts but then found MailScavator [...] Read more

NSSM takes the idea of serviceany [an old MS utility] and makes it work properly. So if you want to run SpamAssassin, or ClamD anti virus as services, then NSSM is what you need. It's free, stable and just works. Get it at http://nssm.cc/

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Why do so many companies try to stop users - that is, their (potential) customers - from printing or copying chunks of text from their manuals and sales brochures? Anyway, a very neat, fast and free on-lone solution can be found at: http://www.ensode.net/pdf-crack.jsf

Easy with a reghack.....

Added details of a new tool to achieve this... see: http://www.imcuk.net/index.php?id=recording-streaming-video