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Aug 23 2013

Secure Gmail: Easily Encrypt your Gmail emails

By Jim Hillier / 2 Comments

**Caveat: This only works with Gmail to Gmail using Google’s Chrome browser. Recent revelations concerning the NSA and government surveillance have tended to heighten users’ awareness that email communications are generally susceptible to prying eyes. As a result, I suspect many would be seeking some […]

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Aug 23 2013

DCT Giveaway: AOMEI Partition Assistant Professional

By Jim Hillier / 23 Comments

[message type=”info=”]Winners have now been drawn – and the winning names are: Peter Aryan Tim Patrick A W Garland Sr bob bradshaw Ben White Robert Rozijn Prabhath Justin Liao THIS GIVEAWAY HAS NOW EXPIRED Congratulations to all winners and thank you to everyone who entered.[/message]

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Aug 22 2013

The Windows Image Editor

By Karen Homan / 3 Comments

These days, if you take pictures, chances are you’ll post them somewhere like Facebook, your website, or even in an email. If you do, you should edit your images; especially their size.  The problem is, many people don’t know how to use or can’t afford

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Aug 21 2013

Beware: IObit Malware Fighter

By Jim Hillier / 18 Comments

We let you know about the good software here at DCT, but we also warn about the not so good. The prolific software company IObit has recently released an anti-malware freeware called ‘IObit Malware Fighter 2’ which, it claims, includes real time protection. Free tools

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Aug 21 2013

Place a Slashed Zero in your Document

By Carol Bratt / 2 Comments

Sometimes you have a need for a slashed zero in your document.   I am sure you have see seen them before.  They are very often used in technical or academic documents. They are used mainly to show the difference between zero and the capital

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Aug 20 2013

Windows Clean Installation – The Order of Things

By Richard Pedersen / 11 Comments

Windows Installation – A Clean Orderly Approach I’d like to talk about a new, clean  Windows 7 installation, not an upgrade. These ideas have come about from years of installing Windows systems on multiple computers. I believe the following advice is the best I can give based

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Aug 19 2013

Getting Excel’s Currency Symbol to Show in Mail Merges

By Karen Homan / 1 Comment

I use Excel spreadsheets as my data files in most mail merges with Word because the process is easy and seems to work seamlessly, but I’ve worked mostly with textual data. The first time I worked with currency values, I had problems getting the dollar

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Aug 19 2013

Boootube: The worst of the worst YouTube videos

By Jim Hillier / 1 Comment

No, it’s not a typo… the name of the site is Boootube… with an extra “o”. Boootube brings together a huge collection of the worst videos ever posted on YouTube, ranked by the number of down votes each has received. Apparently, someone decided that the

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Aug 16 2013

Judy’s Tech News Digest

By Judy Novotny / 2 Comments

This is the first edition of a weekly series which will feature some of the top tech news of the previous week (or so). Netflix Profiles Netflix announced earlier this month that members can create separate profiles for each member of their household. Each family

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Aug 16 2013

Aimersoft Giveaway: Video Studio Express (Time limited!)

By Jim Hillier / 2 Comments

We have received an email from Aimersoft with advanced notice of an upcoming giveaway. The giveaway is for Aimersoft Video Studio Express and will be available for 3 days, from August 19th through to August 21st. Aimersoft Video Studio Express would normally sell for $35.00us

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Aug 16 2013

How To: Install and Use BitTorrent Sync

By David Hartsock

BitTorrent is a robust, but controversial, file sharing protocol that allows files to be pieced together from one to many sources. BitTorrent’s abilities add speed and increased redundancy, that were previously near impossible, to the sharing of files. BitTorrent Sync is available for Windows, Apple

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Aug 16 2013

Free Data Recovery/File Undelete tools: What you should know

By Jim Hillier / 1 Comment

I guess one of the most important questions regarding free data recovery tools is… do they actually work? After testing many of the leading contenders in this freeware genre over the years, I would say without hesitation, the answer is yes, but with a couple

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Aug 15 2013

NSA surveillance: Another secure email service bites the dust

By Jim Hillier

Following in the wake of Lavabit’s recent self-imposed suspension, another secure email provider, Silent Circle, has decided to shut down its ‘Silent Mail’ service. Lavabit is the secure email service which came under notice for being whistleblower Edward Snowden’s provider of choice. Lavabit’s owner/operator, Ladar

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Aug 15 2013

Ringtones for Space Geeks

By Judy Novotny

NASA has a webpage that lists free ringtones for many of the memorable moments in U.S. space history including snippets from President John F. Kennedy speech announcing the race to the Moon, Neil Armstrong’s first steps on the Moon, Sally Ride’s take on spaceflight and

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