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Scott in his Beyond the Paper blog, alerts us to the fact that Autodesk offers a full version download of the DWF Writer 3.1 product. This is particul...

Evidently, Dell is tired of waiting for approval of the proposed 802.11n wireless standard. Currently, the draft of that standard is bogged down in re...

Ok…so you have installed the new DWF Viewer 7.0 on your computer in record time, blindly clicking “Next”, “Yes”, “...

MySpace is dealing with a worm which is spreading by embedding JavaScript code into users’ profiles that redirects visitors to a site claiming t...

Wow…an online directory web site that doesn’t use Google Earth for its maps. That is crazy talk. However, Superpages.com has done just tha...

from Greg Keizer An unpatched bug in Microsoft’s PowerPoint presentation maker is being exploited by an in-the-wild attack, Symantec researchers...

Earlier this week, we put the finishing touches on the new web site for Lenoir / Greene Partnership for Children. They are a non-profit entity dedicat...

According to a Mac developer, Apple’s Mac OS X has something else in common with Windows: It contacts Apple servers without the user’s per...

OpenOffice, the free version of Microsoft Office, has released an update which plugs some security holes. The flaws were discovered during an internal...

Two suprising things happened yesterday: (1) I watched the local news and (2) I began to wonder about the importance of valid HTML code. The general c...

It is codenamed “Vespa” (yeah…like the scooter :)). It allows you to take a CAD drawing and create a rendering that looks hand-drawn...

Apple Computer Inc. updated iTunes music store software to fix a critical security flaw that could let attackers grab control of a PC or Mac. Secunia ...