Windows Secrets Newsletter Paid Version • Issue 131 • 2007-11-15
Windows Secrets Newsletter Paid Version • Issue 131 • 2007-11-15
PDF | 16 Pages | 608 KB
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The following topics appear in the free version
INTRODUCTION
-Next issue: November 29
TOP STORY
-Simple tips save power and the environment
-What's the easiest way to go green?
-To sleep, perchance to save
-Try other low-power moves
KNOWN ISSUES
-Handle Registry editing with caution
-Use care making changes to the Registry
-Open a text editor, not a word processor
-Removing the NoAutoRun fix from the Registry
WACKY WEB WEEK
-Saving the world with dial-up
You get all of the following in the paid version
LANGALIST PLUS
-Part eight: Regedit can fix Symantec problem
-Increasing stacks resolves network issue
-How Symantec conflicts with Windows' stack size
-Edit the Registry to increase IRPStackSize
PC TUNE-UP
-Use disposable e-mail addresses to minimize spam
-Use a different e-mail address for each Web form
-Firefox open to attacks from .jar files
-Servers should be upgraded to PHP version 5.2.5
-phpMyAdmin is a useful app, but vulnerable
-Microsoft plans to remove ActiveX prompting
-Three more excellent replacements for Notepad
PATCH WATCH
-URI patch for IE 7 needs action now
-Internet Explorer 7 gets long-awaited fix
-Vista gets more parts of Service Pack 1
-WSUS causes major download headaches again
-Domain name servers need spoofing prevention
-Leopard upgrade proves to be a minor event
-Zune firmware upgrade may have Flash conflict
-Connect iPhone to iTunes to avoid iOwnYou hacks
Windows Secrets Newsletter Paid Version • Issue 131 • 2007-11-15
Brian Livingston is the editor of WindowsSecrets.com and the co-author of Windows Vista Secrets and 19 other computer books.
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