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To quote their "download" page: A plugin so you can use this tool in UBCD4Win is in our download.
This would be the download of UBCD4WIN on http://www.ubcd4win.com/downloads.htm
I don't know if this plug-in is a recent addition to their package, but you can always download it fresh from the page listed.

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Go to: http://www.computeractive.co.uk/hdmanager8/index
Ignore the first line and click on "Click here to register your product".  Then download the file (23 Mb on disk).  This is an older version but a great deal for the price.  It also can be built into UBCD4WIN with a supplied plug-in.

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Found Deals and Discounts / GiveAwayoftheDay
« on: October 03, 2007, 05:06 PM »
StarBurn - a CD/DVD burning suite that includes Blu-ray and HD-DVD and a number of authoring and copying tools is today's GAOTD.  It looks pretty good from the quick perusal of the reviews, and you can always uninstall it - it doesn't cost anything if you don't like it. :)
http://www.giveawayoftheday.com/starburn

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The stealth updates work because the update program is a "trusted" program.  I am having second thoughts about that.  Also, I recently noticed a web site that was being contacted at bootup that appears to be some web content provider called Akamai (the dotted web addresses are hardly logged at all in google, so I had to do a whois to find any reference to them).  I still don't know who has contracted out their services to Akamai, because the initiator only showed as scvhost.  Trustworthy they may be, but I don't like strangers accessing my system - and possibly different ones from time to time - these guys are doing this work on contract from someone.  I have some questions about how secure their systems, software and personnel are.  If I had to guess, it might be M$, just because they have a history of unloading anything to do with servicing customers.  It seems a bit high-handed when they "loan" you the software, and then give any service company access to your computer.  I begin to wonder if I want to have software on my computer that makes my security system look like a seive (I am making a bit of a leap here, but whoever is giving this kind of access without my permission is looking for trouble).

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Living Room / Re: A new technology for optical discs
« on: September 23, 2007, 03:37 PM »
I once saw an estimate (admittedly about 10 years back) that the entire library of Congress could be stored in about 3 Terabytes.  The only problem is getting the data onto the disk.  Optical scanning is still far from 100% reliable and entry by hand would take decades or even centuries for proper data verification.  Then there is the question of retrieving information hidden in such a vast haystack.  Hopefully, the creators of disks with such capacities would index the information somehow.  You've heard of RoboHelp?  Well we need a RoboIndex function.  Google Desktop Search?  Maybe an index based on GDS could be included with the disk?  I recall seeing an announcement that a prototype of the terabyte disks would be available by early next year.  Unfortunately, it can only hold 300 Gb! 

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