Clif Notes Newsletter - January 15, 2006

Welcome to Clif Notes Newsletter
January 15, 2006

Hi Everyone.

This week, I learned that Microsoft has been able to break into our
PC's for years. I've also found some tips for getting the most out of
your email. Take a look below at some freeware I've recently tried, and
a way to get an entire CD full of the best freeware on planet Earth.

Here are the headlines from this week's letter at
http://snipurl.com/llm3 or
http://freewarewiki.pbwiki.com/Clif...ewsletter060115
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REVIEWS
Outlook Express Freebie Backup - easy method to save your email
Jake's Alarm Clock - wake to the sound of music
µTorrent - efficient way to download large files
1by1 - Smallest MP3 Player
Alpha Chess - play, customize, and learn Chess
Magic Reversi - old logic game reborn

TIPS
PricelessWare 2006 CD - download a collection the best freeware
Malware Advisor
180 Solutions and children

COOL WEB SITES
The Future of Gtalkr - A Chat With the Developer
Trashmail.net - Free temporary email forwarding
YouSendIt - if it's too big for email
W3 Anonymous Remailer - send secret email

NEW NEWS
Microsoft's hidden backdoor

FREEWARE ADVENTURE

FEEDBACK AND OTHER STUFF
Frapper - you people live all over the world!

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Have fun,

Clif

Are you aware of any small utilities that run under Windows and will allow
one to enter a snipurl or tinyurl to view the actual url?

"Clif Notes" <clifnotes.newsletter@gmail.com> wrote in message
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http://tinyurl

"ceg" <me@privacy.net> wrote in
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> Are you aware of any small utilities that run under Windows and will
> allow one to enter a snipurl or tinyurl to view the actual url?
>

Tinyurl creator for Firefox:

http://www.roundtwo.com/product/tinyurl


--
Azzman

There's no place like 127.0.0.1

ceg wrote:
> Are you aware of any small utilities that run under Windows and will allow
> one to enter a snipurl or tinyurl to view the actual url?
> http://snipurl
> http://tinyurl

Hi CEQ,

No utilities, but it can be done to a certain extent from your browser.
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SnipURL:
If you want a quick way to resolve a SnipURL ID to its underlying URL,
you can do it this way.

http://snipurl.com/resolveurl?id=snipurl_pcworld

where "id=" contains the ID or the NICKNAME of your snipped URL.
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TinyURL:
Goto http://tinyurl.com/preview.php and click on the link in the center
of the page to enable the "preview" cookie.
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Note: Not all cookies are evil. Some are good!

Have fun!

Clif
http://freewarewiki.pbwiki.com & http://clifnotes.tk
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