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You rights in Vista

Surviving Vista

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Stamp out spam
Every now and again, new technology throws something unimaginably irritating into the mix of modern life. People playing music through their mobile phones on the bus. Those self-scan checkouts in supermarkets...
   
A Stitch in time

Files and folders are an integral part of Windows,yet they don?t always look orbehave the way we?d like them to.Take control with the Folder Options Control Panel
   
Every One loves cookies
Go to a web page and it's likely that it will send your browser a cookie. Don't worry ? they're useful little things to have around. We explain, how cookie works and what it is?
   
Internet law and you
Just as in any other area of life, the law governs what you can and can't do on the internet. But how do you know what is and isn't legal online?
   
The big draw
Word isn't just about words ? this Microsoft program can also deal with pictures. Read on to find out more
   
Go to work on the web
It might sound a bit odd, but you can write letters, sort a spreadsheet and organise your life with just a web browser and a PC to run it on. We show you how
   
An apple a day
Apple Macs are selling in greater numbers than ever, but to most of us, they're an enigma. Don't be put off by the slick graphics ? the Mac is a very friendly little beast
   
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