Today”s issue of my free email Terry”s Computer Tips newsletter and my online newsletter had the following articles.

Volume 1, Number 40 — Sunday, March 19, 2006

IN THIS EMAIL ISSUE:
   0.1   Welcome To New Subscribers!
   0.2   Daylight Saving Time
   0.3   Outlook Email Problems
   0.4   Still More Gmail Accounts Available
   0.5   My Computer Security Software Recommendations
   0.6   Recommend my Terry”s Computer Tips Newsletter to Your Friends
   0.7   Just For Fun
   0.8   Subscription FAQ
   0.9   Send me some email!
   0.10   Links to products and services mentioned above

IN THIS WEEK”S ON-LINE EDITION
   1.   A Special Deal on My Recommended Firewall Program
   2.   Updates Last Week
   3.   More New Web Pages at www.TerrysComputerTips.com
   4.   What”s a “winsock.dll” error?
   5.   A Couple Questions from a Subscriber
   6.   My Computer Security Software Recommendations
   7.   Finding XP Drivers for Old Equipment
   8.   My Software Choices
   9.   Recommend my Terry”s Computer Tips Newsletter to Your Friends

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I”m getting a lot of visitors to my review of XP Repair Pro 2006.

It”s amazing how many people are looking to solve Windows problems, many of which are Windows Registry issues.

XP Repair Pro 2006 is the latest issue of XP Repair Pro, and it comes with a license to use XP Repair Pro 2.5 also — which works on Windows 98, Windows 2000 and Windows XP.

Even better, for personal and non-profit use, one license covers all your computers. That”s right, you don”t have to buy a separate license for every one of your home computers. What a nice change…

Read my XP Repair Pro 2006 review — or go ahead and download it or buy it!

XP Repair Pro will scan your computer for free — and show you what it finds — but requires a license in order to do the repairs. If you like it, please click here to purchase XP Repair Pro 2006 and 2.5!

It”s major competition is Error Nuker. Similarly, here is my affiliate link to purchase Error Nuker.

While cross-checking my Terry”s Computer Tips Computer Tips index page and comparing it to all the article files on my web site, I found a bunch of articles weren”t listed.

Even though the web pages were on the site, no one could find them unless they had other links. (My newsletter subscribers did!)

These are a few of the web pages that were still hidden:

  Keep Out spam

  Keep Out spam, part 2

  See What”s Running on Your Computer

  TV.com — TV Show Episodes and Synopses

  Using a UPS for non-Computer Power

  Windows Wakes Up — Locked!

  Yellow Errors! Hardware Not Recognized

  Games, CDROMs and CD Emulation Software

Subscribers to my free email computer tips newsletter saw these some time ago.

Ever been at home and needed a file from your work computer? Or at work, and needed the file from home?

There”s a great service that is designed to let you access your computer remotely — and securely — from any other site. You get full control of your PC, just as if you were sitting there.

The service is called GoToMyPC. Version 5 was just released and it is up to 2 times faster!

For a small monthly fee, will be able to access your computer remotely from any other computer using a web browser (Internet Explorer, Firefox, Opera, etc).

Of course, one of the important features is security. GoToMyPC operates on a dual-password system and one of the passwords is on your remote computer. In other words, you log into GoToMyPC and then you log into your computer as another step.

Who will this program help? Salesmen who travel, people who “take their work home at night,” tech support people, network support people and everyday people who travel.

GoToMyPC is offered from Citrix, who also offer a related program designed for Internet meetings called GoToMeeting. GoToMeeting allows up to 10 people to participate in a voice and presentation meeting over the Internet, at a very inexpensive rate. Of course, there is a Corporate version, too, which allows up to 250 people to participate.

Read more about GoToMyPC or Click Here to go there

Read more about GoToMeeting or Click Here to go there

While cross-checking my Terry”s Computer Tips Computer Tips index page and comparing it to all the article files on my web site, I found a bunch of articles weren”t listed.

Even though the web pages were on the site, no one could find them unless they had other links. (My newsletter subscribers did!)

These are a few of the web pages that were still hidden:

   Has Joe Read the Email I Sent Him?, part 2

  Turn on Email Links in Outlook 2003

  Another Look at spam Filtering

  Copying Firefox Bookmarks

  Setting Cache - Temporary Internet Files - Size

  MP3 Players and Cell Phones

  NetZero ISP Comparison

  External Hard Drive Enclosures

  Data Recovery - You Hope!

  FilZIp — the Review

  A9 Search Engine, part 2

  Hidden File Extensions

Subscribers to my free email computer tips newsletter saw these some time ago.

While cross-checking my Terry”s Computer Tips Computer Tips index page and comparing it to all the article files on my web site, I found a bunch of articles weren”t listed.

Even though the web pages were on the site, no one could find them unless they had other links. (My newsletter subscribers did!)

These are a few of the web pages that were still hidden:

  Breaking the Microsoft-only Mindset

  How to Turn On I.E.”s Active Scripting

  How to Turn On Javascript in Firefox

  Internet Conference Calls

  CounterSpy - View History

  Microsoft Update

  Upgrading XP Home to XP Pro

Subscribers to my free email computer tips newsletter saw these some time ago.