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Is there anyone here that can tell me where can I find an Objectbar Tutorial site or anything that can teach me and other people who don't know how to use ObjectBar?
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JoeUser ForumsURLScan screens all incoming requests to an IIS web server, and only allows ones to pass that comply with a ruleset created by the administrator. This significantly improves the security of the server by helping ensure that it only responds to valid requests. The tool allows the administrator to filter requests based on length, character set, content and other factors. A default ruleset is provided, which can be customized to meet the needs of a particular server. URLScan is
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A new Internet worm has emerged in China akin to the "Code Red" worm, which caused $2.4 billion in estimated cleanup costs on Internet-linked computers last month, a computer security expert said on Friday. The "Code Blue" worm has similarities with the Code Red worm, which caused widespread problems, said a worker at the police-run Computer Virus Treatment Center in Tianjin, near Beijing. "We've already gotten hold of the virus and we're analyzing it," said the worker, who d
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Microsoft's recently released Internet Explorer 6 has taken 2.4 percent of the browser market, quickly closing in on AOL Time Warner's Netscape 6, according to a new study. IE 6, released Aug. 27, showed a fast adoption rate in the week after its launch, StatMarket, a division of audience measurement service WebSideStory, said Wednesday. StatMarket would not release the figures for Netscape 6, but it said that the browser was used by less than 2.5 percent of Internet users worldwide in its first
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It would be great if there's a public beta.
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THE PLANNED $25 billion merger between Hewlett-Packard and Compaq Computer is unlikely to be completed, according to an assessment issued Wednesday by market analyst Gartner. Gartner believes that too many difficulties exist for the two companies to successfully bring off the merger. These include the following: Regulatory approval. End-user customers of the two companies will have to plan ahead on inadequate information, since neither company can finalize a merged product li
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Will there be a demo for Objectbar?
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Multi-part downloads, integration with Go!Zilla Search, completely skinable interface, and more!
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The Register has investigated on some suspicious things regarding the recently spread news of GeForce 3 Titanium and here's a snippet from their article: Superficially, the document appears genuine. The text contains all the appropriate trademark signs and appears to be in Nvidia house style. However, the company logo and the contact details at the bottom seem to be taken from crude screen grabs. Then we received an email suggesting that Microsoft's own Hardware Quality Labs had i
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Hi, the link was linking and error. Please place the right link. But, I browse the correct page! It's great! Thanks for the news.
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Microsoft has now confirmed it has a team of more than 10 engineers - part of a hardware group employing some 200 people - working on chipset design. The new range of MS mice incorporate a home-grown chipset built from the ground up at MS replacing the one bought in from Agilent for earlier rodents. Mr Softee`s engineers are based in Redmond and Fort Collins and designed the new IntelliEye technology used in the latest versions of IntelliMouse Optical, IntelliMouse Explorer and the new Wire
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Thanks WinOSCentral The cost of coping with the Code Red computer worms that were unleashed on the Internet in July and August has reached about $2.6 billion, an independent research firm said on Friday. While hefty, that was just a part of the total cost of attacks on computer systems this year. The cost of virus attacks on information systems around the world reached an estimated $10.7 billion so far this year, according to Computer Economics of Carlsbad, California. That c
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Today was released updated version of SkinMem. What´s new in 0.40: Now can display statistic for Physical, Virtual and PageFile Memory Some bugs are fixed (Always on top...) Removed from taskbar
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Toon Amp renders realtime 3D cartoon scenes that react to your beats. Choose from 8 different combinations of effects. Works best with Geforce3 cards or high end processors! Requires a 3D card capable of multitexturing (2 textures in a single pass)
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Hi, I can't understand what you're saying, hehe. Maybe the authors of XP themes have monitors that doesn't support that resolution.
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Hi, maybe the site is in traffic, upload it again later
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Who would of thought! PT is thumbs up with WPA after all! If you buy a new PC with Windows XP installed on it, you WON'T have to deal with Windows Product Activation (WPA)! That's because the version of XP that ships with new PCs will be tied only to that PC's BIOS, which means that you can swap out every hardware component on the system (including the motherboard, incidentally, as long as you use one the same PC maker supplies) as often as you want, and XP will never ask you to reacti
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The "Code Red" computer worm, which caused $2.4 billion in estimated cleanup costs on Internet-linked computers last month, seems to have been born at a university in China's southern Guangdong province, according to the nonpartisan investigative arm of the U.S. Congress. "The worm is believed to have started at a university in Guangdong, China," Keith Rhodes, chief technologist at the General Accounting Office, said in written testimony on Wednesday before a House Government Reform su
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Yes, it's Dell-goes-AMD rumour time again, this time courtesy of a story over at Tom's Hardware. Said story notes that Nvidia has completed its nForce integrated chipset. That sounds reasonable to us, as does the suggestion that mobo makers Asus, Gigabyte and Abit will start selling boards based on the part next month. But what's this at the end of the story? Dell and Fujitsu-Siemens will be shipping PCs based on nForce, it says. Now since nForce is designed to work with AMD's Athlon processor,
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Another manufacturer is expected to start producing Pentium 4 chipsets that will use Rambus memory, a development that could help revive support within the industry for the memory standard. A chipset maker is in the final stages of negotiating a deal that will allow the company to manufacture a chipset that links a Pentium 4 processor with Rambus-based RDRAM memory, according to several industry sources. The announcement is expected to take place within the next two weeks. If
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Version 4.01 of the DivXTM codec is now available for Windows-based systems. DivX is rapidly becoming the de facto standard for download-and-play high-quality digital video over IP-based networks. This version offers among other things: Improved decoder performance Higher encoding performance, almost 4 times faster than previous version Multipass encoding and 2 different variable bit rate modes Improved visual quality Highly scalable codec f
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The air of inevitability INTEL DEVELOPER FORUM LA INTELLA has refused to rule out introducing a cut-down version of the Pentium 4 at any time in the future. Indeed, should the "price differentiation" provided by 100MHz increments in the P4 not be enough to woo the cost-conscious buyer then an incarnation of the P4 under the Celeron label would be a distinct possibility. Intel Architecture Group Guru Anand Chandrasekher said he wouldn’t rule out a P4 figuring in the "
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Intel has demonstrated a working 3.5GHz processor as part of a joint offensive by Microsoft to shake off the spectre of tech recession that hangs over this year`s Intel Developer Forum. The demo, at Intel general manager Paul Otellini`s keynote this morning, followed hot on the heels of a yesterday`s 2GHz Pentium 4 launch. It came dovetailed with a pitch by Microsoft group vice president Jim Allchin on the joy of Windows XP. Otellini said the focus of the industry should turn
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A rather debatable topic I found at Yahoo. Intel Corp. is "devaluing the meaning of megahertz" with its Pentium 4 design, charges rival chip maker Advanced Micro Devices Inc., which claims the chip's design makes Intel's frequency claims misleading. Just over a year ago, AMD proudly proclaimed its success in beating Intel to the 1GHz level with its Athlon chip. But now, following Intel's release of a 2GHz Pentium 4, the smaller chip maker is crying foul. AMD representatives t
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