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    Pivot Pro

    Pivot the images on your screen with the industry standard in pivoting software.
    By Laura Blackwell 20 years ago
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    USB Lock AP

    Protect your data from would-be thieves by blocking CDROM, floppy, and USB drives.
    By PCWorld Staff 20 years ago
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    Projectors for Everyone

    Yes, you can buy a high-quality, high-resolution projector for under $1000. Our test results will help you choose a model that's just right for your office or home.
    By Richard Jantz 20 years ago
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    Mitsubishi XD460U

    The powerful XD460U's outstanding color quality makes it an ideal crossover projector for both office and home use.
    By Richard Jantz 20 years ago
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    Firehand Ember

    Manage a multitude of image files with this graphics software.
    By PCWorld Staff 20 years ago
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    Virtual Moon Atlas

    Study the moon, no telescope required.
    By PCWorld Staff 20 years ago
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    ImageForge

    Create electronic photo albums and slide shows.
    By PCWorld Staff 20 years ago
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    Object Desktop

    Transform the look, feel and functionality of your Windows XP or Vista desktop.
    By Erik Larkin 21 years ago
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    HDDErase

    Completely delete data with this freebie from a storage systems researcher.
    By PCWorld Staff 22 years ago
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    Hard Drives Exposed

    We bought or salvaged ten used drives and found sensitive business and personal data on all but one.
    By Tom Spring 23 years ago
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    Norman Virus Control

    Schedule and conduct virus scans and backups across your network.
    By PCWorld Staff 24 years ago
    How-To

    How to Set Up Your Home Network

    Wired or wireless, getting connected is easier than ever. Follow our steps and you'll have your PCs talking to each other in no time.
    By Emru Townsend 24 years ago
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    Sun Sues Microsoft Over Java Implementation in IE4

    The Java maker claims Microsoft's implementation of Java in IE4 isn't according to spec and represents a breach of contract. Microsoft calls the suit "outrageous."
    By Brian McWilliams 29 years ago