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    I have been looking at viewing stats for the entries I make, and can see that the graph looks similar to the side elevation of a mountain range. Some topics are way more popular than others, but I am not running a popularity contest here.

    My main aim is appeal to a wide experience/knowledge base. I cannot, therefore, apologise if each or any of the entries do not appeal to you.

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    New and potential Vista users please take note!!

    If you have bought a computer recently..

    ..you will have had a first taste of Windows Vistas UAC (User Account Control). This is the box which pops up now and again to tell you 'NO'. As annoying as this feature can be, it is exists for your benefit. but is probably singlehandedly driving you to consider replacing Windows Vista with Windows XP.

    There is a utility which can take the pain of UAC away, and it is called TweakUAC. Click on the link below, which will take you to the web site where you can download it.

    http://www.tweak-uac.com/home/

    And to think that you had given up all hope of ever being in control again..

    Posted: Aug 07 2008, 11:31 PM by Mike Hall | with no comments
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