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• Saying Goodbye to the Blue Screen Forever - By: Wayne Davis
  If you could calculate all of the different ways Microsoft has contributed to modern society, an overwhelming percentage of that calculation would be positive. However, there are a few contributions that can be described as nothing but negative. The dreaded Blue Screen, often called the Blue Screen of Death, is known far and wide as a productivity killer. Thankfully, Microsoft has instituted automatic saving mechanisms in many of their programs that help negate the worst aspect of the Blue Screen, but if you are unlucky enough to get the Blue Screen while working in a non-Microsoft program, you might just be out of luck. Let's take a look at what this error message means and how you can avoid it in the future.
• Putting an end to Rundll issues once and for all - By: Wayne Davis
  No matter how advanced the current crop of operating systems is, errors will always be present. Microsoft can spend all the money they want refining things, but as long as human programmers are responsible for coming up with the code, hackers, virus makers and other internet bad guys will find ways to mess things up. If you have been the subject of rundll errors in the past, you know how frustrating they can be. Thankfully, Vista has come up with automatic save mechanisms in programs like Microsoft Word that can save your work before your machine automatically restarts, but if you are using a non-Microsoft program that doesn't have a feature like that, a rundll error can cost you a full day's worth of work. Before we look at why these errors happen and what you can do to avoid getting them in the first place, let us take a look at what this file is and why you need it on your computer in the first place.
• Is the Era of the Browser Plugin Finished? - By: Jason Lee
  Developers of today are right now heavily at work on a standard that could modify the entire browsing experience as we know it. It's normally referred to as HTML 5.0, and some recent press releases have begun to question the dominance of content-oriented browser plugins like Microsoft Silverlight.
• How Can I Cure My PC of a Rundll32 Problem? - By: Wayne Davis
  With all of the amazing technological advancements in the world of computers and on the internet, it is amazing to think that we are still battling the same error messages that we got back when we were switching from Windows 3.1 to Windows 95. Thankfully, Rundll32 problems are significantly less common today than they were 15 years ago, but they can still be a major issue if you happen to run into them. In Windows Vista, there have been a whole host of Rundll32 problems reported, and there is even word out that the same problem exists in the new Windows 7. Since it appears that we won't be separating ourselves from issues regarding Rundll32.exe, let us take a look at what this file is, why it is so important, and where you may have gotten your Rundll32 problem from in the first place.
• Mirror, Mirror On the Wall -Mirar Toolbar Isn't As Fair As You Think! - By: Wayne Davis
  It's rare these days to find someone who doesn't make use of a few toolbars. After all, they can be fairly helpful little gadgets. Regrettably, not all toolbars are as helpful as they claim to be. The Mirar Toolbar is just one of these. While it probably seems like there are lots of useful features that will make browsing a bit easier, eliminating it from your system is the safer choice.
• Protecting Your Whole Computer? Not if Antivirus 360 Is Installed - By: Wayne Davis
  Computer security is essential in today's world, and there are a lot of programs out there that may make it seem like it's easy to keep your computer safe. Unfortunately, though, that's not always the case, and programs like Antivirus 360 aren't much help. If this difficult program has already become part of your system, removing it at your earliest convenience is the only thing to do.
• Improving On-The-Job Training with LMS and e-Learning Tools - By: Mary Polley-Berte
  On-the-job training (OJT) is common in both large and small organizations. It is usually done informally, with an experienced colleague or mentor overseeing or teaching the trainee. It may take place in a classroom, on the plant floor, or in any other place where work is being performed.
• Antivirus 2009 - Another Rogue Taking You For A Sucker - By: Wayne Davis
  Making sure you don't have viruses or spyware on your computer is essential to the health of your machine. Lots of programs have convincing names that make them sound like they were created to help you in that task, but some of them aren't as good as they sound. If Antivirus 2009 is part of your program lineup, getting rid of it is probably your best bet.
• Using the Print Window of the PowisPrint Software For the Fastback PowisPrinter - By: Jeff McRitchie
  When you select "Print" from the file menu, the Print Window opens. The Print Window display is divided into five buttons (the Print Commands) and four boxes (the Status Boxes). This article will provide an overview of the different buttons and boxes that are part of this Print Window. Understanding these boxes is essential for getting the results that you need when you print your Fastback binding strips.
• How to protect your PC against Trojan Horses - By: Wayne Davis
  Many people use the terms 'worm,' 'virus,' and 'Trojan horse' on an almost interchangeable basis. While each of these is something you may want to prevent from entering your computer, they are not the same thing, and understanding the difference may be the key to protecting your computer. While all three are concerning, the Trojan horse works much like the mythology it was named for. Initially, it will seem like software that is both helpful and necessary to your computer. Once you have installed it, though, it reveals its true nature and can hurt your operating system.