Martin Poirier
Canada
2.1.21.4846 (Nov 5, 2009)
Gom Player is pretty good...been using it on and off for over as year, but I always find myself coming back to Zoom Player which fits my needs better (more features, more customizable, and yet still a lightweight app).
9.2.6.0 (v1.3) (May 27, 2009)
Awesome job at removing the bloat. Anyone has a link to v1.4?
2009 (16.1.0.33) (Dec 1, 2008)
You're supposed to rate this product, not your impressions with past version (although I do agree with you on that point that Norton used to be bloat and slow as hell). This one, however, has vastly improved in terms of speed, footprint, and apparent speed while maintaining a very good detection rate so kudos to Norton on this one, I never thought they would totally change direction like this. I still prefer NOD32 though (especially the new v4 in beta) but I won't be systematically replacing Norton with NOD32 on all my friend's computers anymore, when I see Norton 2009 installed on one of my friends new PC I will let it live (and save myself some time altogether).
3.0.0 Beta (May 8, 2008)
He might be referring to an Excel 2007 calculation bug: try 850 x 77.1 on a calculator, then try the same in Excel 2007. There might be others I am not aware of as well.
Open office is a great office suite in my opinion, although I am biased towards non microsoft products. I still prefer WordPerfect for day-to-day use though (yes, WP has its flaws, but I am used to it and it seems more powerful to me)
1.1.5 Beta (Mar 27, 2008)
@pnutts,
No, Microsoft has not shut down vLite because vLite is not doing anything 'illegal'. vLite modifies existing windows installation files from a Windows CD you already have as opposed to AutoPatcher which provides Windows patches that would normally require a user to authenticate itself with Microsoft to obtain these patches. These two applications have a different purpose.
1.1.5 Beta (Nov 6, 2009 - 8:59 AM)
because the article is about default settings, which many users don't know how to change anyways (or don't bother to change)
1.1.5 Beta (Nov 3, 2009 - 9:01 AM)
this article is about retail stores, not the app store
1.1.5 Beta (Aug 30, 2009 - 6:52 PM)
I think the main problem (at least for me it would be) is that your computer can be seized even if the officer has no evidence that you have something illegal on it. For me that is a major issue, I don't want them to keep my computer while they investigate it, if I brought it with me it is because I need it and not in a week.
1.1.5 Beta (Aug 27, 2009 - 2:02 PM)
lol, or Megagames...
1.1.5 Beta (Jun 22, 2009 - 2:27 PM)
I am not questioning the name of the feature as I don't have a good suggestion as to how else it could have been called, but with a name like that I'm sure tons of less-than-savvy users will precisely think that they can browse hidden from the prying eyes of the network admin(s).
To many users I guess, Private Browsing will be misleading and won't offer as much as they expect (or as they'd want at least).