Windows
Support, development, tips, general discussion
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A mailing list for members of NPCUG, to discuss computer-related matters and the activities of the Group. |
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For the discussion of antispam hardware, software and tools. Also for the discussion of email viruses, worms and trojans and how to combat them. Feel free to also discuss Spam Legislation. In conjunction with the website http://www.SpamGuerilla.com |
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Blind Professionals in the Field of IT A place where IT professionals whom are blind can come together to discuss topics, express concerns, and exchange tips relating to the field of Information Technology. Example items of interest might include, but are certainly not limited to the following: Accessibility issues surrounding the administration of 64 bit Windows servers. Reviews of backup, antispam, antivirus solutions, which of these are accessible, which are not. Methodologies for deploying various flavors of the Windows operating system independently, such as unattended installs. Other general tips and tricks related to network administration. |
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This mailing list is for information related to the FTP Explorer ftp client application for Windows. |
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Texas assistive technology trainers discussion group for trainers of blind computer users |
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Oracle databases issues and migration for Citrix datastores. |
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mailinglist about webcow - the handy tool. more info: subfiles.net/webcow |
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The aim of my newsletter is to increase home users awareness of PC and internet security, such as virus information, spyware, adware, scams, identity theft, how to improve the one's use of Windows operating systems. |
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12noon is my company that publishes shareware and freeware. I use the 12noon newsletter to notify subscribers there are new releases. I send out roughly one newsletter per month. I currently use DadaMail, but it takes more time to maintain than I spend actually using it. |
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This is a mailing list to discuss all aspects of Microsoft's Windows Home Server. All concerns are welcome ranging from home grown installations toout of the box ready to run OEM installations. Topics may also include hardware and software related to use in a home or home office environment. Windows Home Server is a powerful new product and this is the place to talk about it. |
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To discuss the J-Vist software for visually impaired people. J-Vist allows visually impaired people to use the Windows Vista Speech Recognition utility within Windows Vista to talk to the computer, with J-Vist providing spoken output of dictated text. The list is a vehicle by which visually impaired people can share their experiences and knowledge among themselves with advice also given by the software developers when appropriate. |
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This list is to provide a discussion forum for software used by private pilots that is Windows based. It is to focus on topics presented at a monthly meeting supported by the Komputer Enthusiasts of Greater Seattle (KEGS) |
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ieSpell is a free Internet Explorer browser extension that spell checks text input boxes on a webpage. It should come in particularly handy for users who do alot of web-based text entry (e.g. web mails, forums, blogs, diaries). Even if your web application already includes spell checking functionality, you might still want to install this utility because it is definitely much faster than a server-side solution. Plus you get to store and use your personal word list across all your applications, instead of maintaining separate ones on each application. The program installs as a new button in the IE toolbar (as well as a new menu item under "Tools") - after filling a form, just hit the ieSpell button and it pops up a dialog, similar to the MS Word spell check. |
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A list to discuss methods, find solutions and design scripts for Windows Operating Systems using batch, Kix, WSH, Perl, CGI, Java and other related languages. |
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Information and discussion about MS Small Business Server installations, configurations, best practices, etc. |