With all the data-endangering threats floating all over the Internet, keeping copies of your files in a safe place from where you can recover it at any time in case something goes seriously wrong seems like a great idea. Although backing up files may look like a job for professional software, there are plenty solutio... |
17 June 2009
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It has been revealed that a file posing as a popular iPhone game, ("Penguin Panic") is circulating through spammed e-mails. Users should avoid what Sophos identified as “Troj/Agent-HNY,” being spread via e-mail as an attachment dubbed Penguin.Panic.zip.According to researchers at Sophos, the file contains... |
19 September 2008
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Let's suppose you have a file archive and you want to decompress it quickly and easily without downloading and installing a stand-alone utility able to do that. In case it's in the ZIP format, you can do it with the built-in XP ZIP support but what if it comes under the RAR, 7z, CAB or ARJ format? You can e... |
26 May 2008
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I still remember the old days when, due to the lack of space on my hard disk, I had to uninstall a certain application or erase whatever I couldn't find useful anymore. Nowadays, producers tend to build bigger and bigger hard disks but still, space will always be a problem. And because you cannot always uninstal... |
29 November 2007
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At the time Irrational Games first announced who'd be composing BioShock's score, Kevin Levine's and Emily Ridgway's statements made it clear that Garry Schyman was the perfect man for the job. More recently though, the company has made available the game's orchestral score, made up of 12 mp3... |
28 August 2007
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As I have told you two weeks ago, PeaZip is going to pass to a higher level and change from version 1.5 to version 1.6. The developer kept its word and succeeded today in launching the new version, just as promised.The application is still free and better than ever before. The minor changes range from updating the us... |
10 April 2007
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File compression support is present in every operating system, either by default or by installing additional packages once the OS was set-up. Archived files are used for various reasons, from keeping one's hard drive clean, to facilitating multiple file transfers by gathering many files under the same package fi... |
10 April 2007
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How can you keep your data safe and in a single place without making too much of a mess? One of the answers is archiving them. If you don't plan on using them in the near future and you do not want them to take too much space on your computer then compressing them into one of the formats available on the market ... |
27 March 2007
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