January 28, 2006
Google Desktop
If you have Windows 2000 or Windows XP installed on your computer, consider using the Google Desktop to organize all your information in one place with Sidebar.
The Google Desktop Sidebar is a panel placed on your desktop to provide access to news, weather, stocks, web clips, and plug-ins. It even allows you to search Google without using your web browser!
In addition to Sidebar, you can also use the Deskbar (a small search box in your Windows taskbar) and Floating Deskbar (a draggable version of the Deskbar) to quickly do a desktop or web search.
Read the Google Desktop Features to learn more about its capabilities.
Visit the Google Desktop Help Center to find information on using it.
The Google Desktop Sidebar is a panel placed on your desktop to provide access to news, weather, stocks, web clips, and plug-ins. It even allows you to search Google without using your web browser!
In addition to Sidebar, you can also use the Deskbar (a small search box in your Windows taskbar) and Floating Deskbar (a draggable version of the Deskbar) to quickly do a desktop or web search.
Read the Google Desktop Features to learn more about its capabilities.
Visit the Google Desktop Help Center to find information on using it.
Posted by BlogMaster at 12:41 PM | Permalink 
January 07, 2006
Google Pack
Are you looking for free software for your Windows XP computer?
Google has announced its Google Pack, a free software starter kit for users of Windows XP. Current software products include Google Earth, Picasa, Google Pack Screensaver, Google Desktop, Google Toolbar for Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox with Google Toolbar, Norton Antivirus 2005 Special Edition, Adobe Reader 7, and Ad-Aware SE Personal.
If you already have any of the software installed, it will only be updated if a newer version is available. You can select only the software you want to install, then get updates and new software via the Google Updater.
The Google Updater is the program that downloads and installs all the software in the Google Pack. It can be used to monitor the status of your installation, run the software that has been installed, or uninstall selected software. Whenever updates or new software are available, the Google Updater icon (located in the system tray) will display notifications.
Google has announced its Google Pack, a free software starter kit for users of Windows XP. Current software products include Google Earth, Picasa, Google Pack Screensaver, Google Desktop, Google Toolbar for Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox with Google Toolbar, Norton Antivirus 2005 Special Edition, Adobe Reader 7, and Ad-Aware SE Personal.
If you already have any of the software installed, it will only be updated if a newer version is available. You can select only the software you want to install, then get updates and new software via the Google Updater.
The Google Updater is the program that downloads and installs all the software in the Google Pack. It can be used to monitor the status of your installation, run the software that has been installed, or uninstall selected software. Whenever updates or new software are available, the Google Updater icon (located in the system tray) will display notifications.
Posted by BlogMaster at 9:44 AM | Permalink
January 02, 2006
Free Postcards
Looking for free postcards to send? Find a list of Postcards available on the Internet.
Posted by BlogMaster at 2:46 PM | Permalink
CDW
Looking for great deals on hardware and software? CDW is the online source for all your computing needs with top brand computer hardware and software.
Posted by BlogMaster at 2:40 PM | Permalink
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