Left 4 Dead
Left 4 Dead is one cool zombie survival that is a must for the Holidays! It is innovative, the graphics are cool and the best part is that you can play in cooperative mode with friends instead of playing alone like many zombie games.

Published by Gustavo Lequerica Calvo (2,964 pts ) on Dec 1, 2008 to
PC Gaming Articles
How to Use a Zune as a Portable Hard Drive
Microsoft strikes again. While the iPod works as a hard drive no matter what you plug it into, the Zune doesn't act as a hard drive without some tweaking. Here's how.

Published by mtaylor (400 pts ) on Dec 1, 2008 to
Computer Hardware Articles
Setting up a WINS Server
Need to reduce the broadcast traffic on your network? A WINS server can help hold down broadcast traffic when there are multiple computers on your network. This server plays a critical role in managing broadcast of the NetBIOS name of computers across your network.

Published by Steve Mallard (4,915 pts ) on Nov 29, 2008 to
Enterprise Security Articles

Changing default applications for viewing images in Windows XP: Part 2
Many Windows XP based image viewing applications offer you a flexibility to associate certain image file formats with them right at the time of installation, or after that. This ensures whenever you try to open images with that file format, your favorite image viewing application opens them for you.

Published by Arvind Arora (517 pts ) on Nov 27, 2008 to
Windows Platform Articles
Changing default applications for viewing images in Windows XP: Part 1
A lot of cool image viewing applications for your Windows XP based PC are available in the market. Still, when you try to view your favorite images, by default some other application opens them that annoys you a lot. In this article, we will try to figure out how you can get rid of this problem.

Published by Arvind Arora (517 pts ) on Nov 25, 2008 to
Windows Platform Articles
Microsoft Internet Information Services (IIS) Basics
Hosting Internet services such as web pages, e-mail, and ftp requires software to serve information to Internet users. Although not the most popular alternative, Microsoft’s IIS is a major player in the Internet services market.

Published by John Garger (2,292 pts ) on Nov 23, 2008 to
Computer Hardware Articles

Best Microsoft Access Troubleshooting Books
We all need software which is trouble free. Troubleshooting is one of the most important skills and ways to lessen the commonplace computer hurdles we encounter now and then. Here are the best troubleshooting manuals and books for Microsoft Access created for this purpose.

Published by Indu Priya (700 pts ) on Nov 18, 2008 to
Windows Platform Articles
Looking forward to Windows 7 (Pre-Beta)
Windows 7 is the future generation of the Microsoft Operating System. While the world holds its collective breath to find out what "M" has in store for us, here is an early look at what the Pre-Beta version includes.

Published by Shawn M. J. Mann (411 pts ) on Nov 17, 2008 to
Windows Platform Articles
Computer Users Have Responsibilities Too - Give Away Control of Your Network
Ever feel overwhelmed as a systems / network administrator? End users need to be trained on how to repair and troubleshoot minor problems with their computer. It is possible to give away small sections of control without compromising security.

Published by Steve Mallard (4,915 pts ) on Nov 17, 2008 to
Small Business Articles
Live Search Overview and Quick Review
You keep hearing about Microsoft's efforts to move up in the search engine game, but you are wondering what the deal is with this whole Live Search thing anyway. Here is your quickie overview and review.

Published by Brian Nelson (9,633 pts ) on Nov 17, 2008 to
Windows Platform Articles

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