You don't have to buy the whole Microsoft suite. You can buy outlook, and word
individually. and under a hundred bucks. I use excell for my business, so I
got the whole suite. but I love the features that outlook has. Calendar,
contacts, and eamil all in one spot. that is the only thing th
Hi Chris
We do have a license for Jate Plus, so hopefully we can still use that product.
I have to give the authors credit, it is a well-written and nicely designed
product. There are some good things available in the Windows market and that's
one of them. I'll have to find out whether it's
I use Thunderbird for e-mail and Jarte for word processing. So if you
cannot download Jarte Plus again you can download Jarte and still be
able to do Word documents.
Chris Hallsworth
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On 28/08/2011 12:27, Mrs. Lynnette Annabel Smith wrote:
Hello everybody
Recently I ins
On Aug 28, 2011, at 4:40 AM, Gordon Smith wrote:
Dane is correct. PGP is now one of the expanding Symantec group
which, by definition, puts me off.
While it may be true that symantec has a pgp implementation, pgp
itself is opensource, therefore, it's owned by nobody.
Phil Zimmerman, the inv
Hi Chris
We're certainly interested. We could offer you your own Podcast room on the
site, which would give you the publicity whilst also helping us. HWrite us
privately if you want to join in.
Gordon
On 28 Aug 2011, at 11:09, chris hallsworth wrote:
Hi Gordon and all.
Well I have done some
Hi Dane
That's a dangerous assumption to make. PGP is pretty secure, and how are they
supposed to get hold of your key if you opt not to submit it to their servers?
I do agree with you though about the name Symantec being off-putting. It's the
reason, or part of it, why we are not going that
Hello everybody
Recently I installed Windows 7 as a VM on our MacBook because our Asus NetBook
has gone into stupid mode whining about hardware changes for some reason.
So, I'm looking for opinions as to which email client to go for and, for that
matter, how best to handle things like Word docu
Hello all.
I would like to spread the word about this free fully
accessible
chat
client with a difference. How it works is you specify some
criteria
about yourself. With the click of a button it continually looks
for
friends with similar criteria to you, such as
I would say don't believe in the press. They are only doing this to
unnecessarily scare users. Mind you I would not put personal records on
Dropbox anyway but not because of Dropbox but in case my machine gets
hacked or I need to take it in for servicing for example.
Chris Hallsworth
Sent fro
Hi Gordon and all.
Well I have done some podcasts of my own. I have done a short series on
Total Recorder, one on a fairly unheard of screen reader called Cobra, a
couple on NVDA (but not using the latest version I must admit), and one
about JAWS Tandem which I did as part of my finals at unive
The thing that worries me about PGP now is its security.
I just can't see a company like Symantec selling something like PGP without
them keeping some sort of tool for cracking PGP codes, I thought about
purchasing PGP for Mac but the name of Symantec and my above worry put me off
which is why
Hi everybody
As you have doubtless noticed, Techno-Chat is now out on its own, so to speak.
Meaning that it's under the "Techno-Chat Dot Net" banner, instead of the old
"TFT BBs" banner which, when it expires, will not be renewed. In fact,
tft-bbs.com is now largely redundant as the only faci
Dane is correct. PGP is now one of the expanding Symantec group which, by
definition, puts me off.
Gordon
On 28 Aug 2011, at 04:01, Dane Trethowan wrote:
I'd recommend Truecrypt if you're going down that path, PGP is now marketed by
Symantec.
On 28/08/2011 12:58 PM, Martin McCormick wrot
Hi Martin
Yes, we know all about PGP. We used to run a pGP server on the front end of
our mail server actually but we ditched it because of the horrendous prices.
The problem with PGP from my perspective is the fact that it returns unknown
mime types to those not using it. Therefore, they can
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