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General Software Discussion / Re: Good VNC viewer / alternative?
« Last post by app103 on March 13, 2007, 11:21 AM »Have you tried TightVNC?
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Hi all,googling his user name-nite_monkey (March 11, 2007, 10:02 PM)
Are you all sure that clicking on google search results cannot take you to spam sites?
Phishing is all about getting you to visit a site in one window when the other window has some financial transaction going on. This looks like it.
The word donation probably made the bot come here as the spammer might have filled up a list of words to check for and then sign up and make this post.
AFAIK, If your Google safe-search is OFF, it's possible that you get rogue sites.
And in this window, you have a *donation*coder site open.
Possible phishing.
Don't google for the username. Enough people have googled, luckily without trouble.
Instead this thread has enough information for the curious.
There should be some simple way of reporting this (and such) to places that list spam bots.
HTH
-2stepsback-2stepsback (March 12, 2007, 04:27 AM)
I use Direct Access > http://www.nagarsoft...om/DirectAccess.aspx
It is not free but it is one of the best programs I have ever used.
To launch ny e-mail client it type tb on my desktop then F2 ( you could change that )
Firefox is ff. Excel is xl and so on. I made the abreviations so they are easy to remember.
Want to go to a website / I type dc and bingo I'm at Donation Coder.
It will do text also. br = Best Regards
I love it. Wouldn't be without it.
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is that your mouse - the magicians hand --tomos (March 05, 2007, 02:03 AM)
I'm wondering, if thats your taskbar on the right, are all those icons in the top half quicklaunch shortcuts?
if so (or also if no) how do you get the spacers between them?
I do not keep my taskbar at the bottom of my screen...I keep it on the right side...and a large toolbar on the left with more shortcuts. I also keep my desktop shortcuts turned off so I do not see them (I rarely ever see the desktop any way, so keeping them turned on is pointless)
Both the taskbar and the left side toolbar are organized quite well with each category of shortcut having its own section.-app103
is the "large toolbar on the left" created by dragging folder to edge of screen ? or did I misunderstand, it seems too complicated for that..
the project for your husband & other bits & pieces on top - they were the ones created by dragging folder to edge of screen ??
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My favourite machine is a years-old, all-SCSI box, that's the most reliable backup system I've had in a long time. (It runs XP Pro nowadays: apparently, I got on its good side when it was a mere slip of a lad.)-cranioscopical (February 17, 2007, 11:20 AM)
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