CADVault is the improved version of CADLock SE first introduced in 1997, and previously known as CADLock eVault for AutoCAD. CADVault for AutoCAD secures both graphical and non-graphical elements within an AutoCAD drawing file by embedding those elements into an electronic vault object. Only the creator or owner of a vault object is allowed to extract the embedded objects back into the host drawing model […]
ParetoLogic Anti-Spyware is a premium and advanced edition anti spyware utility of XoftSpySE Anti-Spyware. ParetoLogic Anti-Spyware features Active Protection for real-time blocking, customizable scanning processes, scrupulous detection and removal of adware, spyware, pop-up ads, keyloggers, trojans, hijackers, malware, and other potentially unwanted applications, large and continually growing definition databases of known and emerging threats, automatic push update for feature and definition database, Backup and Restore […]
If you’re using an Apple Mac, iMac or MacBook that runs on Mac OS X operating system, you will be unable to run majority of software programs and applications that are written only for Microsoft Windows operating system. What if you still need to run some Windows applications or games that are not available for Mac OS X platform? Apple does provide Mac users with […]
Microsoft will release the much anticipated Zune portable multi-media player on 14th November 2006 in US market at the price of $249.99. Zune is a brand from Microsoft that incorporates a line of portable media players, software that will run the devices, and an online service for acquiring and sharing media. The pricing of Zune portable media player which features 30GB hard-disk based storage is […]
18 months ago, Symantec, makers of the popular program suite Norton Utilities, had a scary prediction for Mac users. Symantec claimed that the Mac OS was “increasingly becoming a target for the malicious activity that is more commonly associated with Microsoft.” That’s quite an ominous prediction from a company that claims to be the “global leader in information security” on their website. A lot of […]
Microsoft has released Windows Genuine Advantage Validation Tool version 1.5.708.0 which consists of LegitCheckControl.dll and LegitCheckControl.inf that is installed to whoever that wants to download WGA-protected downloads and software from Microsoft Download Center such as Internet Explorer 7 RC1 (Windows XP SP2), Windows Defender (Beta 2), DirectX End-User Runtime, Windows Media Player 10 and 11 Beta, Windows Installer 3.1 Redistributable, Photo Story 3 and other […]
Shell Extensions are COM objects or software program that integrate into the shell (Windows Explorer) which extends the abilities of Windows operating system. Most shell extensions are automatically installed by the operating system, but there are also many other applications that install additional shell extension components. One type of the shell extensions is context menu which also known as shortcut menu. Shortcut menu is commonly […]
Microsoft Network Monitor 3.0 (Netmon 3.0) is the latest version of protocol analyzer tool from Microsoft which currently released as beta 2. Network Monitor 3.0 protocol analyzer, which also known as packet sniffer or Ethernet sniffer, is a computer software similar to Ethereal that intercepts, captures and logs network traffic and packets passing over a digital network, and then decodes, analyzes and displays its content […]
In you’re using Internet Explorer 7, there are several enhanced and tighten security features that have been incorporated into IE7. One of them been restricted Clipboard data access by websites and web pages. In Internet Explorer 7, both IE 7 installed on Windows XP or IE7 that comes together with Windows Vista, the behaviour occurs when you visit a website or webpage that tries to […]
All web browsers such as Internet Explorer, FireFox and Opera save the web documents such as HTML files and images on the web pages that were visited by using web caching technology. The usage of web cache and cached objects is to reduce bandwidth usage, server load, and perceived “lag” so that the browsers can load the web pages much faster the next time you […]
Apple is riding high lately. Their transition to the Intel chip has been smooth and the popularity of both iTunes and the iPod has been translating into computer sales. But according to the Net Applications newsletter I got in my inbox yesterday, the apocalypse is about strike at Apple. What are the signs of the Apple apocalypse? They cite accounting irregularities (Wall Street didn’t care), […]
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