@danburd: switch to firefox :)

@Olivier Taillon: with mac apps, don't you just have to delete their program file?

I only came and went to Starbucks every now and then, but it looks like now I shall visit a bit more often, and I'll bring my laptop with me. Of course, security in a public Wi-Fi network is of the up most importance.

@savage3006: Audacity is a really [lame.buanzo.com.ar] no pre-existing knowledge of advanced audio editing is required. Simply highlight, and cut, and Audacity will automatically separate it [lame.buanzo.com.ar]

I have a good pair of headphones in my opinion (Apple) and quality is always an issue, as there is a difference between a lossless being converted to 320 vs 128 >_<

@The Swiftman: Yea, they both have been going strong, OpenOffice being the default for many Linux based operating systems, and of course Office being the choice for best home and office software. It's about time they shook hands.

typo in the first paragraph

It may seem like another Y2K virus, but it is real enough considering Microsoft has released a bounty on it ([www.infopackets.com]) for $250,00

uh, EASEUS so graciously allows commoners to download their professional version for free until 11:59 Eastern Time

I agree, Just like this article's title: Good Intentions. I believe that Microsoft is trying to reach the end-user and help them with their problem, that's good, instead of the usual long phone conversation. Unfortunately for Microsoft, it has not built up a very good reputation to make people actually want to use…

This seems like a nice program, only a hindrance is also very clear. One of those hindrances is that JCST is not run in High Priority as default. Now I am aware that you can just open up Task Manager and set JCST as a High Priority, but why not just keep Task Manager open in order to close running applications?

@Terry: Try explaining what it is that is "Crap" with a "capitol 'C'" before you just degrade it.

You can use Microsoft Virtual PC [www.microsoft.com] in order to mount or install your .VHD . It is through here, if you have a good enough computer (having more than 1GB of RAM as Windows 7 specifications are to have more than 1GB available for the operating system), that you can Install Windows 7 Beta. Although…

It's great that Microsoft is seeing the potential with Beta testing, especially after the failure of Windows Vista. Although three more weeks is great in Beta testing, as in order to fulfill your promise when you download, more time is also appreciative. What I mean to say is that I still run on Windows XP, and yet I…