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   Review - PDF-XChange Viewer

   2.5.192 (Feb 9, 2011)

   Love it, so much that I forked out for the Pro version, and 2 years free updates @$6 per year.
   For those that complain about Ask toolbar, it does not install Ask Toolbar, or any other for that matter, simply lists a number of search engines. Just go to options and remove any search provider you do not want, and choose which one you prefer..

2. 
   Review - DVDFab All-In-One

   8.0.6.8 (Jan 5, 2011)

   @JackRegan
   "Lotsa trolls out there i see."
   Too true, none greater than your worthless self!!!

3. 
   Review - AnyDVD HD

   6.6.9.0 (Sep 18, 2010)

   Have a lifetime license for this, purchased prior to the developer's change of pricing regime. Since then have referred it to many friends, none of whom have balked at purchasing after the trial period.
   This speaks volumes re the quality and usefulness.

4. Comment - Is Microsoft more ethical than Apple or Google?

   6.6.9.0 (Mar 18, 2011 - 8:43 AM)

   @PC_Tool,
   When you have a brief moment to spare, 'tis an easy read and authored by a wright winger "Legacy of Ashes, Tim Weiner".

5. Comment - Google begins censoring torrent queries in searches

   6.6.9.0 (Jan 27, 2011 - 11:55 PM)

   Demonoid has registrations open again, for those that may find it useful.

6. Comment - The Windows era is over

   6.6.9.0 (May 27, 2010 - 11:16 AM)

   Could not resist, we are of a like mind!

7. Comment - The Windows era is over

   6.6.9.0 (May 27, 2010 - 11:14 AM)

   @TRBB,
   Voted up (yet it was only by the meagre 1 I was allowed). Me, I'm old enough to have been doing DB/2SQL in 1985. This was on an Amhal/IBM the largest of its time in a non institutional environment.
   The changes I've seen are breathtaking, however, at the same time there is core element to this discourse.
   I do not feel that cloud computing is the future from a business best practice point of view (read privacy, redundancys, deficient databases and so it goes).
   I guess what I'm trying to say is that MSFT are somewhat sadly going to go the way of pristine coastlines.

8. Comment - The Windows era is over

   6.6.9.0 (May 27, 2010 - 10:11 AM)

   WTFADHa******?