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Calibre

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Softpediafree, A library free software programs for Windows, Unix/Linux, Mac, Mobile Phones, Games and Driver

Calibre

Ebook library management software. A new revision for Calibre has been released today!!

Calibre is a free and open source e-book library management application developed by users of e-books for users of e-books. It has a cornucopia of features divided into the following main categories:

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Nero 9 Free

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Nero 9 Free

Writing data on CDs or DVDs is a job for specialized software and among the most well-known brands in the business Nero definitely stands out. This particular edition is special because it comes cost free, but also without many of the tools included the full suite.

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Disney Screensaver Animated Wallpaper

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Disney Screensaver - Animated Wallpaper | 6.75 MB

Now With Amazing Effects and Sound! Enjoy this fantastic Disney Animated Wallpaper, with Mickey, Minnie Mouse and friends, full of happiness and joy. Come play with them!


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Toolwiz Care 1.0

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Toolwiz Care 1.0 | 3.89 Mb

Toolwiz Care is a free tool kit designed to speed up your slow PC. With a multi-functional optimization suite,

Super Flexible File Synchronizer Pro

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Super Flexible File Synchronizer Pro | 11.9 MB

LibreOffice 3.3

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LibreOffice is the free power-packed Open Source personal productivity suite for Windows, Macintosh and Linux, that gives you six feature-rich applications for all your document production and data processing needs: Writer, Calc, Impress, Draw, Math and Base.

Microsoft Windows 7 Enterprise

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Windows 7 Enterprise is the most advanced Windows operating system for business PCs, designed to meet the evolving needs of the users and IT professionals in your organization-both in and out of the office. With exclusive features and benefits, Windows 7 Enterprise drives lower total cost of ownership by helping your users stay productive anywhere, enhancing security and control, and simplifying PC management across your organization.


The Windows 7 Enterprise operating system (OS) is available to Microsoft Software Assurance customers. With Windows 7 Enterprise, you can take advantage of the following features that are not available in Windows 7 Professional:

* DirectAccess: Give mobile users seamless access to corporate networks without a need to VPN.
* BranchCache: Decrease the time branch office users spend waiting to download files across the network.
* Enterprise Search: Find information on network locations, including SharePoint sites, with a simple user interface.
* BitLocker and BitLocker To Go: Help protect data on PCs and removable drives, with manageability to enforce encryption and backup of recovery keys.
* AppLocker: Specify what software is allowed to run on a users PCs through centrally managed but flexible Group Policies.
* Virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) optimizations: Improved user experience for VDI with multimon and microphone support, which have the ability to reuse virtual hard drive (VHD) images to boot a physical PC.
* Multilingual user interface: Create a single OS image for deployment to users worldwide.

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Windows Vista SP.2 has released

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Microsoft was yet to announce the releasing to manufacturing of Windows Vista Service Pack 2 and Windows Server 2008 SP2 that the bits had already been leaked to torrent trackers. On April 28, the Redmond company indicated that Vista SP2 (a package that also contains Windows Server 2008 SP2) had RTM'd. But signing off the Vista SP2 bits is by no means synonymous with the public availability of the service pack. Still, while Microsoft estimates that it could take as much as a few months for the public to get access to Vista SP2, end users can already download the gold version of the service pack provided they have a BitTorrent client and know where to look on peer-to-peer networks.

Both the 32-bit and the 64-bit flavors of Vista SP2 have been leaked. Installing the service pack will bump the Windows version up to 6002.18005, according to reports in the wild, full string being 6.0.6002.18005. Information accompanying the leaked bits reveals that 32- bit (x86) Vista SP2 RTM and Server 2008 SP2 RTM are available in English, Japanese, Spanish, German and French. For the x86 releases CRC: 3368C777, MD5: C9394FD32DB15619328AF4FF0315750A, and SHA1: 106C0484D7449CC4B70353C21D0C0D63E4BA66C3 certify that the downloads are indeed what they claim. As far as the x64 versions are concerned, users should look for CRC: 1737E14D, MD5: A3BCB1FFDB366397FA5FAB0898EB098D, and SHA1: BE8D74ADC029FA7350FC1F0D32BEF853C0519A92.

At the same time, Microsoft has not offered the Vista SP2 RTM bits in just five languages. The packages containing a full 36 languages have also been leaked. In this regard, 32-bit Vista SP2 RTM (36 languages) features: CRC32: 8D07A886, MD5: cad218b99fc301836e385049c75f5eaf, and SHA-1: 7f8aa802e157282d84cf47950281de53a8c26f22. The 64-bit version is accompanied by the following info: CRC32: 19C1676E, MD5: db35df98ae5a6fd085386580a6ee8b55, and SHA-1: f0e46deb7734b8ed277b0cf2304ee2babc4d9b1c.

Microsoft must have offered Vista SP2 RTM and Windows Server 2008 SP2 RTM to partners, which subsequently leaked the bits. At the time of this article MSDN and TechNet subscribers had not yet been offered Vista SP2 RTM. Public downloads of Windows Vista SP2 RTM and Windows Server 2008 SP2 RTM are expected in the second quarter of 2009.

New Windows

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Microsoft is indirectly confirming Windows 7 Build 7048 from the Release Candidate branch by stating that Internet Explorer 8 can indeed be removed from the operating system. The software giant says that it's about giving users choice and control, when it comes down to functionality in Windows 7, designed to permit the switching off or on of default components shipping with the operating system. Moving from Beta Build 7000 to Release Candidate, the Turn Windows Features On or Off has evolved. As of Build 7048, Windows 7 features an extended list with additional components compared to older releases of Windows and to previous development milestones of Windows 7. “Windows Features” can be accessed via “Programs and Features” in Control Panel.

If a feature is deselected, it is not available for use. This means the files (binaries and data) are not loaded by the operating system (for security-conscious customers) and not available to users on the computer. These same files are staged so that the features can easily be added back to the running OS without additional media.

At the same time, removing a feature is not synonymous with uninstalling it or deleting it from the platform. Fact is that the staging permits users to add the feature back at any time via the same dialog box, rather than having to turn to the installation media. “In Windows 7 we are expanding the number of features you have control over in this regard, giving customers more control, flexibility and choice in managing the features available in this version of Windows.

As of Windows 7 Build 7048, users will be able to turn off a variety of additional components compared to Vista. The RC of Windows 7 will permit the disabling of the following features: Windows Media Player, Windows Media Center, Windows DVD Maker, Internet Explorer 8, Windows Search, Handwriting Recognition (through the Tablet PC Components option), Windows Gadget Platform, Fax and Scan, and XPS Viewer and Services (including the Virtual Print Driver) in addition to what Vista allowed.