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Missouri Relics - Missouri‘s finest relic
collector and distributor. Check out this web site developed right here at ComputerSmarts.
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Speakeasy Speedtest - How fast can you surf? Take the Speakeasy Speed Test and test your connection speed! By measuring the download and upload rate from the following locations you are able to accurately judge your current line throughput or internet connection speed. To take the speed test, choose the server nearest you.
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AVG AntiVirus Free Edition - GRISOFT is announcing a new version of the AVG Anti-Virus Free Edition. This new 7.5 version with improved performance and full compatibility with the latest Windows Vista version is available. Users that are using AVG Free 7.1 will be provided with a specific dialog, within the next few weeks, with the opportunity to choose the right option fulfilling their needs. AVG Free 7.1 version will be discontinued on 15th of Jan 2007.
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ComputerSmarts TV Commercial - Charter Media - 9122005
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Newwave Communications - NewWave Communications is a cable television, high speed internet, and digital telephone service provider serving Arkansas, Illinois, Kentucky, Missouri, North Carolina, South Carolina and Tennessee. Cable TV from NewWave Communications offers the most popular channels available today in traditional basic plus state-of-the-art digital formats, premium movie channels, DMX music and pay-per-view channels.
- Improved, Reliable Service
- Local Programming
- Local Service
- Over 100 Great Channels
- 37 Music Channels
- No Surcharges on Phone Bill
- Full Featured Home Telephone Service
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- High-Speed Internet
- Additional TVs No Charge
- Digital Cable TV
- Competitive Prices
- One Easy-to-Understand Bill for Phone, Cable and Internet
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Moxi Remote Codes - Easy access to Moxi remote codes.
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Get Net Wise - A site that will teach you how to protect yourself and others from the dangers that lurk on the Internet.
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DNS Stuff - Excellent DNS tools and other helpful utilities.
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Comodo Firewall - The new kick-ass choice for free firewall protection, Comodo Firewall keeps hackers out and keeps unauthorized programs from accessing the Internet, even tricky ones that sneak around normal program control. And it resists being forcibly terminated. It works as well as all but the very best for-pay firewalls.
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StartupMonitor - StartupMonitor alerts you to programs that try to install themselves whenever you boot up Windows. Unlike most similar utilities, this one is unobtrusive and won‘t interfere with program installations that reboot automatically.
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ZoneAlarm - The venerable ZoneAlarm doesn‘t have all the features of ZoneAlarm Pro‘s firewall. Its program control asks you whether to allow programs rather than consulting the SmartDefense Advisor database. It doesn‘t have the component control or OSFirewall features, so it won‘t block "leak test" techniques. But it‘s tough as nails; malware can‘t disable it.
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EditPad Lite - Windows Notepad works—that‘s about the only good thing we can say about Microsoft‘s built-in text editor. EditPad Lite, on the other hand, has lots going for it, including a tabbed interface for editing multiple files, line numbering, auto-indenting, and printing blocks of text. EditPad Pro ($49.95) does add a lot of goodies, of course, including spell-checking and syntax coloring.
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Notepad++ - With Notepad++, you get many of EditPad Pro‘s advanced features for free. The interface is more cluttered, but this text editor, billed as a source-code editor, includes macros, collapsible sections, and syntax coloring for over 40 programming languages, from HTML and JavaScript to Fortran and Smalltalk.
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OpenOffice.org - If you‘re looking for an alternative to Microsoft Office, try OpenOffice.org. Though not as full-featured as the offering out of Redmond, the suite includes a very capable word processor and spreadsheet that are compatible with MS Office files. There‘s also a presentation app, a diagramming tool, and a database. OpenOffice.org may be all the suite you need.
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SQL Manager Lite - EMS creates powerful database tools and applications for data management. Of particular note is the free SQL Manager Lite edition of its software for databases including MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQL Server, and Interbase/Firebird.
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AllChars - AllChars lets you type foreign characters such as ñ or ü in any application. Just tap the program‘s hot key (Right Ctrl or any other shift-style key) followed by two characters such as n and the tilde or u and a double quotation mark, and the combined character you want appears in your document. It can also type boilerplate text such as your name or address.
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AutoHotkey - The open-source AutoHotkey lets you automate all of your repetitive tasks. Scripts can be compiled so you can share them with people who don‘t have the app. Not ready to create your own? You‘ll find dozens of user-contributed scripts on the Web site.
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Google Earth 4 Beta - Put the world at your fingertips with this virtual globe to help you plan trips (map driving routes, find restaurants, lodgings, and so on) or have fun as an armchair explorer. Includes content from Google Earth‘s user community, National Geographic, the UN Atlas of Our Changing Environment, the National Park Service, the Travel Channel, and more. You can also create your own overlays. The downside: It‘s a resource hog, and without a good graphics processor, it may crash or freeze your system.
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