Understanding PDF Files

You see them every day. Courses, important documents, email attachments. You will learn a lot of useful info about this type of files, and about various applications you can use to work with them.

Don't Make the Same Mistakes I Did!

Not everyone can be a fully fledged academic but at least today with new technology you have a head start if you equip yourself with the right tools available at your disposal.

Linux on the Desktop?

Red Hat and Novell are targeting desktops with new Linux distributions. Learn more about whose desktop they're looking to take over.

Choosing Between the 32-bit and 64-bit Versions of Microsoft Vista

One of the most mysterious aspects of the new Microsoft Windows Vista operating system is the choice between a 32-bit and a 64-bit version. To make things more confusing, Microsoft includes both Vista versions with their retail editions, yet makes you choose which one you want. The short answer is that end-users, small – medium sized businesses, and most corporations should choose the 32-bit version for now because this is the version that HP, IBM, and Dell are using.

Windows Vista Security Center Tip, UAC

The new UAC in Windows Vista will provide better security, but will users pay the price? Here's a simple tip to encourage better security.

Professional Looking Equations by Rendering LaTeX Online

Typesetting mathematical expressions in a digital document has always been tricky, specially, when dealing with the complex equations that commonly arise in the different domains of research in Physics and Math. Here I explain how I developed an online tool that puts the power of LaTeX at the reach of anyone with an Internet connection. It creates the perfect image representation of your expression that you can use with any software that is able to accept figures. I commonly use it to generate the expressions in my PowerPoint presentations.

Why Windows Vista?

In our profession it is vital for us to not only embrace new technologies, but to understand the benefits that they can deliver and ensure that our clients are making the most of the technologies available to them. With this in mind I felt it very appropriate that I write an article about Windows Vista and the benefits that it can deliver to your business.

Trojan Can Kill

Trojans are deceptive programs which don't take no for an answer. Any keystroke means yes to them. They are mainly designed to steal your data from your pc. But if you have antispyware guarding your pc, you need not worry.

Windows Vista Compatible Web Cam

Learn about Windows Vista Compatible Web Cameras

ReportWriter- Microsoft Dynamics GP Technical Highlights

Microsoft Great Plains was designed as Dexterity application in earlier 1990th. At this time ReportWriter was the platform-independent Dexterity based GP module and as we see through about 15 years – it still is an does the job. Of course, there are others reporting tool: Crystal Reports, Microsoft SQL Server Reporting Services or SRS.

Microsoft Drastically Slashes Office Ultimate 2007 Prices for Students

Microsoft has begun a very unique marketing campaign aimed at students to help combat piracy and boost the sales revenue of Office 2007. The campaign, known as itsnotcheating aims to stop piracy among students by selling Office Ultimate 2007 at extremely low and affordable prices.

Spyware Protection Tips

Spyware is a big problem these days. Not so nice programmers are trying to find out what you are doing to your computer. They are using these information or selling it so they can send you spam emails.

Adware and Spyware Suspects

The alarming value of the progress of the spyware software is now too rampant that most people think of it as a big pact. Spyware is plainly everywhere. And it is launching its

Annoying Spybots

What annoys you most as you deal with your tasks on your computer are the pop up ads that come out of nowhere. As you surf the internet there are...

The Real Cost of $3 Windows

Leave it to Bill Gates. There's a reason he's the richest man in the world. On a visit to China last April, he announced a program that would sell a $3 bundle of Windows XP and MS Office to governments in poor countries that subsidize computer purchases by students. It was a public relations coup and a shrewd business move besides. The offer comes at a time when the open source Linux operating system is becoming increasingly popular as a free alternative to Windows on desktop and notebook computers.