Activity for September 30

Robert's Profile

Member since November 20, 1999

  • Name

    Robert Bailin

  • Location:

    United States of America

Favorite Files

  1. Adobe Flash Player for Windows
  2. Adobe Reader for Windows 2000/XP/Vista/2008
  3. Adobe Shockwave Player
  4. Aim 6.0 Ad Hack
  5. AlphaCom
  6. ASCII Generator dotNET
  7. CPU-Z
  8. DirectX Redistributable
  9. DVD Identifier
  10. DVD43
  11. DVDFab HD Decrypter
  12. Exact Audio Copy
  13. Google Earth for Windows
  14. GPU-Z
  15. Hex Editor
  16. IE7pro
  17. ImgBurn
  18. Intel Chipset Software Installation Utility
  19. Intel Desktop Control Center
  20. Intel Processor Identification Utility
  21. Internet Explorer Developer Toolbar
  22. Java SE Runtime Environment (JRE)
  23. Magical Jelly Bean Keyfinder
  24. MailWasher Pro
  25. MAME
  26. Memtest86 for Windows
  27. Memtest86+
  28. Microsoft .NET Framework (v3.5)
  29. Microsoft Color Control Panel Applet
  30. Microsoft Flight Simulator X
  31. Microsoft Image Composite Editor (32-bit)
  32. Microsoft Image Composite Editor (64-bit)
  33. Microsoft IntelliPoint (32-bit)
  34. Microsoft IntelliPoint (64-bit)
  35. Microsoft IntelliType Pro (32-bit)
  36. Microsoft IntelliType Pro (64-bit)
  37. Microsoft Internet Explorer for Windows Vista/2008
  38. Microsoft Math
  39. Microsoft Security Essentials
  40. Microsoft Virtual PC
  41. Microsoft Windows Defender (32-bit)
  42. Microsoft Windows Easy Transfer
  43. Microsoft Windows Easy Transfer Companion
  44. Microsoft Windows Vista (32-bit)
  45. Microsoft Windows Vista (64-bit)
  46. Microsoft Windows XP Service Pack 3
  47. Monitor Tester
  48. Mozilla Firefox for Windows (v3)
  49. Nero
  50. nLite
  51. Norton AntiVirus
  52. Norton Removal Tool for Windows 2000/XP/Vista
  53. Office 2000/XP/2003/2007 Slipstreamer
  54. Periodic Table Explorer
  55. Periodic Table Standard
  56. PrimoPDF
  57. Process Explorer
  58. Process Monitor
  59. QuickTime for Windows
  60. ratDVD
  61. RipIt4Me
  62. RootkitRevealer
  63. RyanVM Addon Pack
  64. RyanVM Integrator
  65. RyanVM's Windows XP Post-SP3 Update Pack
  66. SIW
  67. SpeedFan
  68. Symantec Registry Repair Tool
  69. Sysinternals Suite
  70. Undead Pixel
  71. Vista Codec Package
  72. VistaBootPRO
  73. VistaGlazz
  74. Windows PowerShell
  75. X-Setup Pro

Recent Posts

  1. Review - Adobe Reader for Windows 2000/XP/Vista/2008

    9.0 (Jul 3, 2008)

    Note that this installer, AdbeRdr90_en_US.exe, includes Adobe Air and a beta version of acrobat.com, a web-based limited version of Adobe Acrobat that runs browser-less using Air.

    A smaller installer, AdbeRdr90_en_US_Std.exe without these two extra apps, is available from Adobe's FTP website at ftp://ftp.adobe.com/pub/adobe/reader/win/9.x/9.0/enu

    Both acrobat.com and Adobe Air can be removed using Add/Remove Programs on XP, or the equivalent on Vista.

  2. Review - Data Lifeguard Diagnostic

    1.09b (Jun 6, 2008)

    This is the same DLG program for Windows from 2006. Nothing new here.

  3. Review - Data Lifeguard Tools

    11.2 (Jun 6, 2008)

    This is the same DLG program for Windows from 2006. Nothing new here.

  4. Review - CDVD Info

    1.25 (Mar 25, 2008)

    Only works with Plextor drives.

  5. Review - Google Earth for Windows

    4.1.7076 (May 9, 2007)

    Download link is still for version 4.0.2742

  6. Comment - Real IDs to Become Real in 2010

    4.1.7076 (Mar 5, 2007 - 11:48 AM)

    Just for the record, 20 years ago US citizens (and everybody else for that matter) had to endure the same method to change their address that we have today: You filled out an oversized change-of-address post card and mailed it to your old post office. You would get a confirmation letter at your old address a few days later. No proof of citizenship or residence required, no passports, birth certificates or driver's licenses to present to some counter clerk.

  7. Comment - Will Voting Machine Integrity Decide the Senate?

    4.1.7076 (Nov 9, 2006 - 10:32 AM)

    Innumeracy:

    VA: 4 one-hundredths = 4%
    MT: 2 one-hundredths = 2%

    Not considered close at all.

    Actual margins:

    VA: 0.4% = 4 one-thousandths of the total vote cast
    MT: 0.2% = 2 one-thousandths of the total vote cast

  8. Comment - Photos: Vista, Office 2007 Packaging

    4.1.7076 (Oct 31, 2006 - 1:49 PM)

    A DVD-style case is smaller, thinner, and uses less plastic than the thicker, book-style case MS proposes (and Apple is already) using. Cardboard DVD-cases are even better.

    This is not as so much a global warming issue as a simple landfill issue. Despite the dubious "life-long" protection the proposed MS cases offer, the lifespan of Vista and Office, like every prior OS, is only a few years, and then it's just trash (some may disagree on the use of the word "then"). Cardboard cases at least have some potential to decompose in a landfill; plastic lasts forever unless it's deliberately recycled.

  9. Comment - Photos: Vista, Office 2007 Packaging

    4.1.7076 (Oct 31, 2006 - 12:03 PM)

    More non-biodegradable packaging for the landfill. Reminds me of the polystyrene clamshells McDonalds used to use to "protect" their fast food sandwiches for the 2 minute trip from counter to table. They had to be shamed into reverting to biodegradable, environmentally-friendly cardboard.

    When was the last time your Microsoft media succumbed to a packaging-related accident? If a hard plastic shell is required, why not something more efficient like a DVD-style case? It's not like they're going to start including lots of printed documentation to fill that big, empty box.

  10. Comment - Microsoft to Issue 11 Security Patches

    4.1.7076 (Oct 6, 2006 - 12:13 PM)

    I recently did a fresh install of XP SP2. It required a total of 61 patches, 99MB over 3 Microsoft Update sessions to get it up to date. While I don't think a service pack is forthcoming soon, an update rollup would really make life easier, especially if you don't have a broadband connnection.