Posted October 20, 2005 
Comments(0) Congratulations to Mozilla Corp., the Mozilla Foundation and Firefox, it”s flagship browser!
Here is the press release from Mozilla Corp., the Firefox development and deployment company, which is wholly owned by the Mozilla Foundation:
Posted October 10, 2005 Comments(0) My Terry”s Computer Tips email newsletter is now an announcement, contents listing, and link. The emailed newsletter now notifies you that the new issue has been released and gives you the link to the issue.
This gives my readers a chance to read the newsletter online at their leisure. I was already considering this change — the final straw was Microsoft”s Office 2003 Service Pack 2 — which deactivates links in many emails (see article Turn on Email links Outlook 2003 after Office 2003 Service Pack 2 in this week”s issue).
The change to an online newsletter also stops me from having to “double-create” every newsletter, first in email form and, then, modified into full HTML for my Terry”s Computer Tips newsletter archives. By concentrating on the online HTML version, I can have a consistent style, also, which may have been an issue between different email programs. I routinely check my web site with Internet Explorer, Opera and Firefox to make sure that the layout is all right in each.
Finally, it also lets me reduce or take out the affiliate ads that were getting clicks but producing no income, since no one bought anything.
Original article posted to www.TheNextWindow.com
Posted October 10, 2005 Comments(0) Yesterday, I taught a 2 hour workshop on Preventing Adware and Spyware at the Cajun Clickers Computer Club.
It was a beautiful fall day, breeze about 10mph, temperature 72°F, sunny and clear. I still had about 10 people attend the session.
This small group was interested in the topic and was prepared with questions. We had a very good time for the 2 hours — so much so that we never even took a break. I don”t think anyone left early, either!
Continue reading “Anti-spyware | Anti-adware | Spyware Protection”
Posted October 1, 2005 Comments(0) There really are a world of legal free MP3 downloads available on the Internet today. These legal downloads are not the “ripped” music tracks from a commercial music CD. They are not the tecordings from a hidden tape recorder at a concert.
Free MP3 downloads are the marketing tools for every small group of musicians, and even a few large groups, that want to break into the music scene.
The free music download scene is their opportunity to record their creations, convert them to mp3 format, and release them as teasers to the public. These performing artists have bypassed the traditional recording studio and music CD economics…
Read the full Download Free Music! article.
Original article posted to www.TheNextWindow.com
