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Thursday, May 13, 2010
Download Rational Rose 98
Rational Rose 98 Enterprise Edition is developed by Rational Software Corporation and is used by 174 users of Software Informer. The most popular version of this product among our users is 4.5. The names of program executable files are analyzer.exe, rose.exe. Works with prc, mdl, prp, sub, ptl, ebs and red file types.This will be useful in Object oriented analysis and design Lab.
Download Rational Rose 98 application..... CLICK HERE...
Download Rational Rose 98 application..... CLICK HERE...
Websites Asks To Press F1 Key ? DON’T PRESS IT
Microsoft has been reported of a vulnerability discovered in Windows operating systems Windows XP, Windows 2000 and Windows Server 2003 which exploits the VB Script. Microsoft has recently released an Advisory named “Microsoft Security Advisory (981169)”
As per the advisory there is a vulnerability that if a user presses F1 Key on being asked by a Website or webpage, the website can run potentially malicious code or scrip on such computers. That computer can get hacked, information can be stolen or it may also lead to data theft.
It is an advice to all our readers and Windows XP, Windows 2002 and Windows 2003 Server users to beware of this vulnerability and do not press the F1 Key when asked by a website. This may leave your computer unsecured or infected with virus or trojans.
Even if you are a Windows Vista User or Windows 7 or Windows Server 2008 user, its a safety tip to not click F1 Key when asked by a website.
As per the advisory there is a vulnerability that if a user presses F1 Key on being asked by a Website or webpage, the website can run potentially malicious code or scrip on such computers. That computer can get hacked, information can be stolen or it may also lead to data theft.
It is an advice to all our readers and Windows XP, Windows 2002 and Windows 2003 Server users to beware of this vulnerability and do not press the F1 Key when asked by a website. This may leave your computer unsecured or infected with virus or trojans.
Even if you are a Windows Vista User or Windows 7 or Windows Server 2008 user, its a safety tip to not click F1 Key when asked by a website.
How To Find Windows XP Key Inside CD (Manually)?
Hi friends...
Are you worried to remember your XP key.Its no more, here is a solution for it :).Your cd key is preserved in the cd itself.
Steps to follow to find Windows XP CD key:
1. Bring your Windows XP CD and insert it into your computer’s CD/DVD ROM/ RAM.
2. Now, browse your Windows XP CD and find the folder I386.
3. Inside I386 folder, find the file named as unattended.txt.
4. Open unattended.txt by using notepad.
5. At last, keep scrolling of the opened file and you will get Windows XP CD key. CLICK HERE...
Are you worried to remember your XP key.Its no more, here is a solution for it :).Your cd key is preserved in the cd itself.
Steps to follow to find Windows XP CD key:
1. Bring your Windows XP CD and insert it into your computer’s CD/DVD ROM/ RAM.
2. Now, browse your Windows XP CD and find the folder I386.
3. Inside I386 folder, find the file named as unattended.txt.
4. Open unattended.txt by using notepad.
5. At last, keep scrolling of the opened file and you will get Windows XP CD key. CLICK HERE...
Wednesday, May 12, 2010
Download IsoBuster 2.8B
The Ultimate CD/DVD and BD/HD DVD data recovery software! Rescue lost files from a bad or trashed CD or DVD or a Blu Ray disc (e.g. BD or HD DVD) ! Save important documents, precious pictures or video from the family, your only system backup, ...IsoBuster can do it all! IsoBuster is a highly specialized yet easy to use optical media data recovery tool.
CLICK HERE...
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Download Ashampoo WinOptimizer 7.00 Portable
Ashampoo WinOptimizer - A new seventh line software package that allows to optimize the operating system due to its setting and cleaning. It includes utilities to clean the hard disk and system registry, the module for the protection of personal information by searching for and deleting CLICK HERE...
Download PC Tools Internet Security 2010
PC Tools Internet Security offers an effective set of protection against spam, viruses and illegal intrusion. Detects, moves and blocks all types of viruses, Trojans, hacker attacks, illegal intrusions and other security threats. CLICK HERE...
Download Avast Internet Security 5.0.542.ML
avast! provides a package of applications that aim to protect your computer from a possible virus infection or other malware threat. If you use it correctly, and in combination with other programs such as data backup utilities, it will significantly reduce the risk of your computer being attacked or infected by a virus, and thus the risk of losing important or private data. CLICK HERE...
Download Registry Reviver 1.1.81
Registry Reviver uses the most advanced technology available to analyze your PC errors and speeds up your computer. The program detects and removes all the unused entries in your computer's registry from failed software, install drivers, installations with errors / uninstall and optimizes the operation of Windows. CLICK HERE...
Tuesday, May 11, 2010
Electronic firms to enlist official dumping centers
Bangalore: According to a national survey conducted by an international NGO, India generates a whopping four lakh tons of hazardous e-waste from electronic products every year. At this point, the Ministry of Environment and Forests (MoEF) has proposed a new policy on the disposal of E-waste.
E-waste (Management and Handling) Rules 2010, make it mandatory for all manufacturers and dealers of E-products to mention the addresses of places where the consumers can discard the electronic gadgets, once they become obsolete or are ready to be recycled, reports Renuka Phadnis of Bangalore Mirror. After Europe and the U.S., India is the first
nation among developing countries to draft such a proposal.
The proposed law will make it mandatory for the all manufacturers to come up with a unique identification code for each of their products.
Manufacturers will be responsible for setting up collection centers to keep an eye on the process and ensure that the hazardous products are handled by registered dismantlers or recyclers in order to control the possible damage to the environment and human health.
The fact that almost all obsolete electronic items have components believed to be carcinogenic is something that cannot be ignored, said an MoEF official. While the draft policy does not deal with individual consumers, bulk clients like banks, MNCs and other big companies will now have to deposit their e-waste at authorized collection centres instead of selling them to local wholesale scrap shops.
"Bulk consumer will also have to file annual returns on the quantity of the e-waste disposed. After Europe and the US, India is the first nation among developing countries to draft such a proposal," the MoEF official said.
The draft rules, in the public domain (http://moef.nic.in/index.php) for two months, have been received positively by many.
"Bigger companies recognise the value of safe disposal but hundreds of other companies don't care a damn. This notification will force people who did not dispose of e-waste correctly," said Electronics City Industries Association (ELCIA) CEO Prakash Rao.
Once the rules are in force, companies can't sell e-waste to any scrap dealer. Rao said only 10-15 percent of companies in Bangalore dispose of e-waste correctly. The rest sell to scrap dealers as a cost is involved in following responsible disposal. Besides, selling to scrap dealers is a source of income for some companies. Scrap dealers take whatever can be reused and throw away the rest in ways considered dangerous.
Wilma Rodrigues, founder member of Saahas, an NGO that deals with solutions for solid waste management in Bangalore, said authorised e-waste re-cyclers in Bangalore are running below capacity because they don't get enough material to recycle.
E-waste (Management and Handling) Rules 2010, make it mandatory for all manufacturers and dealers of E-products to mention the addresses of places where the consumers can discard the electronic gadgets, once they become obsolete or are ready to be recycled, reports Renuka Phadnis of Bangalore Mirror. After Europe and the U.S., India is the first
nation among developing countries to draft such a proposal.
The proposed law will make it mandatory for the all manufacturers to come up with a unique identification code for each of their products.
Manufacturers will be responsible for setting up collection centers to keep an eye on the process and ensure that the hazardous products are handled by registered dismantlers or recyclers in order to control the possible damage to the environment and human health.
The fact that almost all obsolete electronic items have components believed to be carcinogenic is something that cannot be ignored, said an MoEF official. While the draft policy does not deal with individual consumers, bulk clients like banks, MNCs and other big companies will now have to deposit their e-waste at authorized collection centres instead of selling them to local wholesale scrap shops.
"Bulk consumer will also have to file annual returns on the quantity of the e-waste disposed. After Europe and the US, India is the first nation among developing countries to draft such a proposal," the MoEF official said.
The draft rules, in the public domain (http://moef.nic.in/index.php) for two months, have been received positively by many.
"Bigger companies recognise the value of safe disposal but hundreds of other companies don't care a damn. This notification will force people who did not dispose of e-waste correctly," said Electronics City Industries Association (ELCIA) CEO Prakash Rao.
Once the rules are in force, companies can't sell e-waste to any scrap dealer. Rao said only 10-15 percent of companies in Bangalore dispose of e-waste correctly. The rest sell to scrap dealers as a cost is involved in following responsible disposal. Besides, selling to scrap dealers is a source of income for some companies. Scrap dealers take whatever can be reused and throw away the rest in ways considered dangerous.
Wilma Rodrigues, founder member of Saahas, an NGO that deals with solutions for solid waste management in Bangalore, said authorised e-waste re-cyclers in Bangalore are running below capacity because they don't get enough material to recycle.
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