TightVNC

This page is dedicated to informing and providing download links to our customers concern the remote administration and technical support package called TightVNC. We utilize this software to provide remote desktop support to all of our clients decreasing their company’s total IT cost of ownership in their business.
This package is provided under the GNU General Public License which means it is free to download and use by any of our customers or web visitors. This program allows the remote administration of Windows, Linux, UNIX and Macintosh systems and includes data encryption, security and compression.
The tests that we have conducted prove that this package can reduce the costs of IT technical support while delivering a secure method of delivery. Furthermore, this package can be utilized over a wide variety of Internet connections including dial-up and ISDN. Due to this, TightVNC can be utilized by anyone needing remote desktop capabilities.
For further information, please feel free to call or e-mail us. Additionally, we have provided a document on what VNC is, how to install and setup TightVNC and download links to obtain the latest version of TightVNC.
Documentation
* What is TightVNC
* TightVNC Documentation
Downloads
* Mirror #1: TightVNC v1.2.9
Windows Installation (download from TightVNC.com)
The packages above containing TightVNC which is provided and distributed by TightVNC.com.

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Professional Envelopes in Word

You already know how to write a letter in Microsoft Word, but how do you make custom envelopes?
Just follow these easy steps.

  1. Open Microsoft Word.
  2. Click Tools on the menu bar.
  3. Point to Letters and Mailings, and click Envelopes and Labels.
  4. Type in the “Delivery address” and “Return address” fields.
  5. Check the Omit box, if a Return address is not wanted.
  6. You can click on Options to change the envelop type and also change envelope feeding options.
  7. Then click the Add to Document button, which closes the window.
  8. This will add the envelope to your document. When you are ready, you can print the envelope.

Unhappy with your Windows Startup Routine?

Windows utilizes MSCONFIG for troubleshooting and allows you the ability to disable startup programs so your computer will boot faster. A slower boot may be caused by unnecessary, hidden programs that if turned off can make your computer start faster. These startup programs may also cause your computer to run slower while you use the system. MSCONFIG is included with Windows 98, Windows 98 SE, Windows ME, Windows XP, and Windows Server 2003.

Wipe Out Unnecessary Programs

  1. Click the Start Button, located on the Windows Taskbar.
  2. Then click Run.
  3. In the text box, type “msconfig,” and click OK, for the “System Configuration Utility” window to appear.
  4. Select the Startup tab.

Within this window, a list of “startup items” are listed which run on your computer, and are automatically loaded every time you turn on your computer. Some startup programs are absolutely necessary, others are not.
Some of the essential startup items include:

  • ScanRegistry
  • TaskMonitor
  • SystemTray
  • LoadPowerProfile
  • Your antivirus program
  • Your antispyware program
  • Device Driver startup programs

Make sure these startup items are running all the time in order for your computer to work properly, by making sure there is always a check mark next to all of these startup items. You can test the validity of each startup program by searching its name on Google or your favorite search engine.
It is worth noting that you should be very careful with MSCONFIG. Use this program at your own risk. If something does stop working on your system, you can re-enable the program in MSCONFIG at any time.

Get The Scoop on Viruses With Help From AVG

What is a virus? Basic viruses usually spread through the sharing or sending of files. Some viruses are more sophisticated than others. Worms for example, replicate and send themselves automatically from computer to computer by controlling software programs. Another virus, called a Trojan resembles as a beneficial program to lour users into downloading them. Some Trojans can even provide expected results while quietly damaging your computer.

End the Virus Scare!
We all know you need virus protection for your computer, but in this fast-paced digital world, how do you know which is right for you? Even with the leading anti-virus software, can viruses still slip by unnoticed? How do you protect yourself? Do you really need to pay that year virus update fee? Fortunately, there is an answer, the AVG Anti-Virus System searches out programs resembling viruses, locks them up, and puts them in isolation, leaving your computer safe. The best part about AVG is that the updates are free.
Representing one of the best anti-virus programs, AVG secures the greatest protection for your computer, does not cost a dime for a desktop PC, and it does not install a lot of unneeded software such as privacy protection and firewalls which slow down your PC. After deciding to download and install AVG for its premium benefits, we must remove all other virus protection programs currently on your computer, typically Norton Anti-Virus and McAfee Virus Scan.

Installing AVG Anti-Virus System

  1. Open the Internet Explorer program and in the address bar type or copy the following URL : http://free.grisoft.com
  2. Scroll all the way down and click on the link that says “Get AVG for Windows”.
  3. On the next page, scroll all the way down and click on the link below the installation files (i.e. avg71free_375a716.exe).
  4. This will start the download process. Save the file to your desktop.
  5. Once the download is complete, it is time to install the AVG program.
  6. Locate the file on your desktop and then, click on the icon.
  7. This starts the installation program.
  8. Then follow the instructions and screens.
  9. You may be asked whether you want to restart the computer to complete the installation. Click yes and your machine will automatically reboot.
  10. After installation, AVG will open up and ask you to finish setting up the software. Follow the setup screens to finish the installation.

Removing Your Old Virus Software
To remove a Windows component:
It is best to visit your old antivirus manufacturer’s website to properly remove their software. You can also find detailed instructions via your favorite search engine. The instructions below are general but will help you remove most antivirus programs from your computer. Be sure you are logged on as an administrator or a member of the Administrators group in order to complete this procedure.

  1. Click the Start Button, located on the Windows Taskbar.
  2. Then, point to Settings, click Control Panel, and then double-click Add or Remove Programs.
  3. Click Add/Remove Windows Components.
  4. Search for your antivirus program. Some popular programs include: “Norton Anti-Virus” and “McAfee Virus Scan.”
  5. If these programs are present, click the program.
  6. Click the Change/Remove Program button.
  7. Follow the instructions in the Windows Components Wizard.
  8. Select Remove from the InstallShield Wizard Window, then click Next.
  9. Then click OK to approve the program’s removal.
  10. Once the removal is complete, click Finish. You may be asked to reboot your system.

Note: You must remove all antivirus software after installing the AVG Anti-Virus System. Running more than one antivirus program will slow your computer down significantly.
You can find detailed instructions for Norton here.
You can find detailed instructions for McAfee here.

Scanning Procedures for Virus Detection

  1. Run AVG Anti-Virus System.
  2. Click the Scan Computer icon. This initiates AVG’s virus scan.
  3. After the scan is complete, the Test Results are displayed and AVG will assist you in removing any problematic files it found.

Updates
Updating your AVG Anti-Virus program is essential for the protection of your computer. And don’t worry, its easy! To update:

  1. Click the right mouse button over the AVG icon located on the system tray right next to your clock.
  2. Select the Check for Updates option within the menu that opens after.

Also, try signing up for AVG’s free email service for news on new viruses, updates, and new tips and tricks at http://www.grisoft.com/doc/150/lng/us/tpl/tpl01.

Catch the Most from Email

Have you ever received those frustrating emails with little red X’s in place of pictures in emails? Are you also unable to view the graphics included in this helpful SOHO Logics newsletter? Well, you no longer have to tear out your hair over those irritating red Xs that replace vital photos and links.

What causes my images to not appear?
Microsoft Office Outlook 2003 blocks image downloads from the Internet to protect your computer and most importantly your privacy from junk e-mail senders. As a configured default, this helps you guard your privacy in a world overrun with pesky spam.

How can I see my Images?
To view all blocked images in the email:

  1. Click the banner, or InfoBar, near the top of an open e-mail message, appointment, contact, or task at the top of the message.
  2. Click Download Pictures.

To view a single blocked image in the message:

  1. Right-click the area with the red X placeholder.
  2. Then, on the shortcut menu, click Download Pictures.

To change the default so that Outlook doesn’t block images in all messages:

  1. On the Tools menu, click Options.
  2. Click the Security tab.
  3. Under Download Pictures, click Change Automatic Download Settings.
  4. Clear the Don’t download pictures or other content automatically in HTML e-mail check box.

It is worth mentioning that disabling image blocking will allow spammers to track the viewing of spam messages which may result in additional spam in the future.

The Best Solution
Want to be the cool kid on the block with the new, shiny toy? Then download a free version of Mozilla Thunderbird for the smartest email experience at http://www.mozilla.com/thunderbird/.
Already a cool kid? Then, to unblock images in Mozilla Thunderbird:

  1. Open the email containing the blocked images.
  2. Click the Show Images button to display the images in the message.

To change the default so that Mozilla Thunderbird doesn’t block images in all messages:

  1. Click Tools, and then Options.
  2. Within the Options Window, select the Privacy icon
  3. Then, select the General tab
  4. Next, uncheck both the “Block loading of remote images in mail messages” and the “Block JavaScript in mail messages” boxes.

It is worth mentioning that disabling image blocking will allow spammers to track the viewing of spam messages which may result in additional spam in the future.

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