Archive for: December 11, 2007

Windows reg XP Service Pack 3 SP3 includes all previously released updates for the operating system This update also includes a small number of new functionalities which do not significantly change customers rsquo experience with the operating system This white paper summarizes what is new in Windows XP SP3

FTPRush is a fast reliable powerful and easy to use FTP FXP SFTP TFTP client for Microsoft Windows It allows you to transfer files from local to server server to local or server to server It allows you to fully customize the user interface on the fly It allows you to create your own scripts to do automatic jobs
It allows you to do a lot of things
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Key Features
Tabbed interface multiple connections on FTP servers
Runtime Customization and Integrated Docking of Main Interface D I Y your favorite interface with Office 2000 XP 2003 style
Transfer files from or to FTP servers or FXP site to site transfers easily drag and drop files via Explorer like interface
Build in powerful Task Manager easily schedule your jobs
Multi language support it 39 s easy to translate to your native language and share to others without recompile the execute file
Proxies support Socks4 Socks4A Socks5 HTTP tunnel
you can create many proxies and switch between them by a simply 1 mouse click
SSL connections support AUTH SSL AUTH TLS Implicit SSL
Auto checking SFV file list when downloading and genarate report
Build in multiple file rename tool for fast renaming couple of files
Cache FTP folders to speed up browsing
Transfer files with build in SkipList and AllowList Wildcard and Regular Expressions support
List and view files directories with customized colors
IdentD Server support
Integrated Script Engine Pascal script you can write script for lots of FTP Events OnLogin OnLogout OnFileDownloaded it is also easy to share your scripts to others
Manually Download files it supports a increasement for ...

FTPRush is a fast reliable powerful and easy to use FTP FXP SFTP TFTP client for Microsoft Windows It allows you to transfer files from local to server server to local or server to server It allows you to fully customize the user interface on the fly It allows you to create your own scripts to do automatic jobs
It allows you to do a lot of things
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Key Features
Tabbed interface multiple connections on FTP servers
Runtime Customization and Integrated Docking of Main Interface D I Y your favorite interface with Office 2000 XP 2003 style
Transfer files from or to FTP servers or FXP site to site transfers easily drag and drop files via Explorer like interface
Build in powerful Task Manager easily schedule your jobs
Multi language support it 39 s easy to translate to your native language and share to others without recompile the execute file
Proxies support Socks4 Socks4A Socks5 HTTP tunnel
you can create many proxies and switch between them by a simply 1 mouse click
SSL connections support AUTH SSL AUTH TLS Implicit SSL
Auto checking SFV file list when downloading and genarate report
Build in multiple file rename tool for fast renaming couple of files
Cache FTP folders to speed up browsing
Transfer files with build in SkipList and AllowList Wildcard and Regular Expressions support
List and view files directories with customized colors
IdentD Server support
Integrated Script Engine Pascal script you can write script for lots of FTP Events OnLogin OnLogout OnFileDownloaded it is also easy to share your scripts to others
Manually Download files it supports a increasement for ...

A lot has been written in recent months about the heavy push toward new Web technologies among the presidential candidates. It makes me wonder how politicians in other countries are harnessing the latest Web trends to push their own messages.

As the New York Times states in a recent story, Iranian president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad isn't exactly who most people envision when they're discussing the world of Web 2.0. But the man's outspoken criticism of the West hasn't stopped him from taking a dip into the blogosphere. Titled, simply enough, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's Personal Memos, the blog serves as a platform for the president to wax political.

Those looking for the kind of no-holds-barred rhetoric Ahmadinejad's public speaking has become famous for will likely find the subject matter on Personal Memos a bit benign. That doesn't mean it isn't maddening. Ahmadinejad does use the platform to take his share of jabs at perceived opponents, but it's the text itself that's likely to drive readers nuts. Perhaps there's something lost in the translation. If not, Ahmadinejad has a potentially lucrative post-presidential career penning small print for Publisher's Clearing House.

Witness a recent post:

One's perspective regarding government and governance determines the way one ‎should cooperate with the people. If one recognizes government as a privilege and prey ‎of the governors, then the period of governance can be counted as an opportunity to fulfill ‎the expectations of certain individuals and groups or the ostentation and hedonism of the ‎governors.‎

But if in our view, "government" would be a responsibility before God for ‎establishing justice and a duty to ensure the rights of common people, serving ...

Filed under: Features, Home EntertainmentEach week Ross Rubin contributes Switched On, a column about technology, multimedia, and digital entertainment.

Imagine a history in which broadcast television programming was not sent directly to television sets. Rather, it was sent to another, increasingly…

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Gadgets

On Wednesday, CentricCRM, a developer of open source CRM software, will announce it is rebranding its application after revamping it and adding new functionality. The company additionally is changing its name to “Concursive.” Now called “Concourse,” suite 5.0 offers an integrated CRM, Web si…

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Linux

Symantec has rolled out a new Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard-compatible version of Norton AntiVirus that includes beefed-up safeguards at the Web application layer. Norton AntiVirus 11 for Mac is plus increasingly user-friendly, said the company, as it now incorporates less obtrusive defense alerts, …

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Macintosh

Although we were able to get the BH200 to pose for a few glamour shots back at CEDIA, the recently released player has just now got around to checking in for a review. According to Home Theater Mag, the BH200 exhibited “stunning” image quality from both Blu-ray and HD DVD titles, and addition, t…

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Gadgets, HDTV, Home Entertainment

Filed under: Misc. Gadgets, Gaming
Details are still light on that one, but Sega Toys (makers of freaky robots) and the brain-reading folks at NeuroSky have announced that they’ve teamed up in an effort to develop what they’re only describing as “mind-controlled tech toys,” which they say will “take…

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Gadgets

I'm not a pet owner, but my friends who do have pets often complain about not being able to find resources to answer their questions when they need them. They usually have to call a vet or make an appointment, and wind up spending a lot of money just to get information about their pet's health. Televets can help.

Televets is a question-and-answer service that's all about your pets and their health. You can submit a question for a certified adviser to answer, or you can browse the site's knowledge base for information about your pet.

Let's say it's the middle of the night, and your pet starts behaving oddly. You don't think he's serious ill, but you're not sure. You could call an emergency vet or animal hospital and take your pet in for expensive care that could be unnecessary, or wait it out to see if your pet perks up. For many pet owners, though, there's no question: They'll seek emergency care, even if it's not an emergency. At the same time, it's always good to have more information than less, and Televets promises to help you make those judgment calls with the help of advisers who are available around the clock.

If you have a question, you type it into the box on the front page and submit the question to Televet's pet experts. The service claims that most questions will be answered within an hour, and any submitted question will be answered within a day. Televets isn't free, however--each answer costs you $6 when it's posted. ...

It looks like the cellular signal-sharing Junxion Box is back and just as green as ever, that duration with some new firmware and a few fairly meaningful upgrades. Among other things, the new JB-120 model (and updated 2.0 firmware) adds support for 802.11g WiFi with WPA Enterprise, so-called “…

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Gadgets, Wireless

To me, the slideshow is the most boring part of a meeting; especially when the presenter reads directly from the slides as though the audience is illiterate. Thanks to SlideShare I found out that not only could slideshows be fun, but that there is a huge community of people who agree. SlideShare is a Web service that allows users to upload their slideshows, share them with the world, get feedback, and even lock down their presentation for private viewing.

SlideShare is a Web service that lets people who love slideshows or want a method to share their slideshows with others upload them, discuss them, and share them with others. Anyone can use the service, and no sign-ups or accounts are required. You can upload any slideshow up to 30MB, including Microsoft PowerPoint presentations, Open Office presentations, even PDF documents, and SlideShare will separate the pages and slides and create a Flash-based presentation for you.

Once you've uploaded your presentation and the service has created your slideshow, you can choose to share it with the public or lock it down for private viewing. If you lock it down, only the SlideShare members you choose can view the presentation. Otherwise, anyone can view or comment on the presentation or individual slides and add it to their favorites. You can tag and categorize the slideshow so it's easy to find by others, and use the embed code to post the presentation on your own blog or personal Web site.

As with YouTube videos, you can maximize the presentation to fill your screen, play ...