Filter spam pro-actively using Spamihilator
All email clients clients claim to identify incoming junk mail, yet there's always an email or two that manage to slip through the net or even more annoyingly, your email client identifies incoming mail incorrectly and it ends up in the wrong folder. Not matter what lengths we go to, spammers are always finding new ways of getting messages into our in boxes, so the only way of stopping the barrage of junk is a filter that can identify the very latest threats.
Spamihilator 0.9.9.52 is a filter for your email client that uses a word filter to identify potential spam messages. Another useful feature is its ¨learning¨ filter, so the recognition rate for spam emails will constantly increase. The application works with almost every E-Mail client, including Outlook 2000/XP/2003/Express, Eudora, Mozilla Thunderbird, IncrediMail, Pegasus Mail, Phoenix Mail, Opera and many more.
Spamihilator 0.9.9.52 link.



Anyone who uses a computer has, or will have to deal with some sort of issue every so often. Although many of these problems are fairly minor, once in a while
something more serious may require your attention. Potentially, a virus could prevent your machine from booting correctly, if at all,
which could prevent you from identifying the problem and make it extremely difficult to rectify it. Before taking drastic
steps, how do you recover your machine and all of the files
and folders in such circumstances?
It's been a good year for downloads and, with the recent launch of Windows 7, there are a host of new applications and updates that take advantage of the new operating system.
Maintaining an error free PC crucial for preventing minor issues snowballing into potential disasters. Trouble is, it's all too easy to forget to pro-actively check our system for faults, even if they are easily corrected. An ideal solution for many would be a maintenance and diagnostic suite that could help to identify current problems, as well as protect your system from any potential threats too.
Installing any new software on our PC is so easy it can sometimes happen without you even realising. However, it's a different story when it comes to uninstalling unwanted applications, especially if you are using the Windows Add/Remove tool as it often leaves files and folders within your system and Windows Registry. Why not try a third party removal tool that goes deeper?
It's Christmas so we thought we'd join in the celebrations. We're giving you the full version of
In the current climate, many of us are trying to cut costs where we can. If you're paying a large amount for broadband, before renewing your current package, it may be worth looking at your bill a little more closely to see if you can save, especially if you are regularly incurring extra charges for bandwidth usage. The only way to know for sure is to use a monitoring tool, or to set incoming traffic limits.
As part of our Christmas and New Year promotion, we're giving you a full version of the commercial AVG AntiVirus 9, which has a 1-Year, 1-PC license and a value of $34.99 or £27.99. If you've ever considered downloading and using the AVG AntiVirus Free, there's no need. You can now get the commercial version, along with the added protection, completely free with every eligible order through the
This week we've already given you a number of full applications, including
Image editing seems to be one of only areas of computing left where there is a real lack of decent freeware tools available, often leaving users with no option but to invest in expensive packages such as Photoshop. These professional applications ship with enhanced features that remain unused by many users, but the alternative is to settle for virtually useless freeware alternatives. A good solution would be a freeware tool that implements the most useful elements of these expensive packages.
If you want to distribute a document across the Internet, the best way to achieve this is a PDF file. This can be viewed on a Windows, Mac or Linux computer and, better still, it will retain the layout and content in the way it was originally created on your desktop publisher or word processor. This means you can use commercially licensed fonts to create your work, then send a document to another user and they wouldn't need the fonts installed to view. Idea. Better still, you can give a commercial-quality PDF document to a printer and the printed work should appear as it would have looked in your design tool.
Buy a new Windows 7 computer at Christmas and one of the first things you'll do is install and test new software. Problem is, do this a few times and, after a while your system will slow, take longer to boot and will need a cleanse. When we remove software from our computer, it can leave behind traces in your Registry, startup folder and much more. You need to install cleansing software to remove these files.
Trying to remember the many computer and Internet passwords most of us use can
be a real headache, especially as many of us use several for online accounts alone.
Regularly used passwords are more easily remembered but remembering all
of them is almost impossible. Remembering or storing a password usually means jotting
it down on a scrap of paper or storing it somewhere within you're PC, which isn't very secure.
The easiest way of storing passwords is to use a password storage
application, so you can refer to it for forgotten user names and
passwords.
Almost all image viewers, even basic ones, will enable you to
convert the format of your images to some degree. This can be useful if you are using Images gathered from a
number of different sources, from your own photographs to pictures
received via email. This can
cause issues when trying to view images within a library, so you may find it more
convenient to convert the images in your library into a single, unified format. This
makes your images easier to manage, send to friends and upload to a
website. 



