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This week's newsletter lists a selection of new and recently updated programs
that can help you take control of your network, eliminate spam from Microsoft
Outlook, get a handle on your digital photos, and remap your keyboard. In
addition, we've included a link to PC Magazine's game E.D.G.A.R. vs. the Insidious
Spamatron. Beating spam is no game, unless you're inside our new, fast-paced,
3-D action game download.
IN THIS ISSUE:
* LANView: Gather and analyze network traffic
* Outlook Spam Filter: Eliminate spam from your Microsoft Outlook in-box
* Ashampoo Photo Commander: Organize, enhance, and edit digital photos
* PC Magazine's TradeKeys
* BONUS: PC Magazine's E.D.G.A.R. vs. the Insidious Spamatron
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LANView: Gather and analyze network traffic
LANView is a tool for LAN administration that enables you to gather all sorts of
information about your network. You can determine IP addresses, MAC addresses,
shared resources, hostnames, users, and groups. In addition you can capture and
analyze network packets in real time. LANView also provides tools to scan ports
and hosts, broadcast messages, force a remote shutdown or wake-up, and more.
Registration is $29.95.
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Outlook Spam Filter: Eliminate spam from your Microsoft Outlook in-box
Outlook Spam Filter is a Microsoft Outlook add-on that protects your in-box from
unwanted e-mail. Using Bayesian filtering technology, it automatically learns to
increase its filtration accuracy by examining your personal correspondence. In
addition, Outlook Spam Filter can test your outgoing mail to assess the risk that
a recipient's system will filter it as spam. Registration is $29.
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Ashampoo Photo Commander: Organize, enhance, and edit digital photos
Ashampoo Photo Commander makes managing your photographs easy. You can view and edit
your photos with features like rotate, title, and resize. Then you can burn them to
CD or DVD, create animated slide shows, e-mail pictures directly from the program,
and create batch print jobs. Registration is $49.99.
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PC Magazine's TradeKeys
Sometimes the keys on your keyboard just aren't in the right place. Perhaps you'd like
to have your keyboard laid out more like a typewriter, with Caps Lock at the bottom,
Shift above, and Ctrl above that. You might even want to disable that pesky left Windows
key, because you keep hitting it by mistake when you want the left Alt key. TradeKeys 2
makes all that possible; you can remap your keyboard almost any way you want. Subscribers
to the PC Magazine Utility Library can download the software for free.
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BONUS: PC Magazine's E.D.G.A.R. vs. the Insidious Spamatron
The Insidious Spamatron has been creating robots to disseminate spam that contains get
rich quick scams and viruses. These robots have infiltrated your inbox and are flooding
it with spam. As E.D.G.A.R. (Email Detection Grid and Removal), your mission is to gather
up all the e-mail and get it to the trashcan. This arcade-style game has a nice 3D
perspective to give it an almost third person feel. The object is to score as many points
as possible by throwing out the spam and picking up as many software patches as you can
before finishing the level. Subscribers to the PC Magazine Utility Library can download
the software for free.
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