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What is the best software to Right now I'm using Audacity,
only because it is free and
its doing ok. But I need a
really good recording software
for my music because Audacity
is pretty limited in what I
need to do with the tracks I'm
laying down. I'm open to free
software or buying software.
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RecordForAll - http://www.recordforall.com was voted the best audio software for 2007 Give RecordForAll a try you can overlay tracks and add effects. |
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What Bluejacking software for Where the phone your hacking
doesn't need to accept the
bluetooth connection. This
software was featured in 'The
Real Hustle' but they,
obviously, don't tell you what
software it is! I have BT Info
already.
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after this questions gets reported you should ask again and choose words more carefully and legally. lol. But if its still here later I'll help you out. |
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Is there any software that can I am an avid radio listener
and would like to know if
there is any software that can
make my computer a radio that
can receive shortwave, AM and
or FM stations from my area.
Or has this even been invented
yet?
I would prefer if this
software was inexpensive or
free. Thanks for the help!
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Well, you are going to need some hardware to accomplish what you want to do. In the past there have been some manufacturers of AM-FM PC cards that fit into a slot in your PC and come bundled with the software to run it. You may be able to search the Internet and find one for sale, I was unable to find any when I looked although I know they are out there. I have never heard of one made for SW although I have been out of the SW game for a while. Another solution is that many radio stations simulcast their program over the Internet. Contact the stations and ask them if they have a web site and if they broadcast their program over the Internet. If you are really an avid listener then why not buy a good AM-FM radio? General Electric makes one that is inexpensive and really pulls in the stations. It's called the GE 7-2887 Superadio III Portable AM/FM Radio and sells for around $50.00 on the net. Another option is to check out C. Crane company http://www.ccrane.com/ which sells a variety of DX AM/FM/SW radios that excel in receiving weak signals and they sell a variety of antennas and accessories to aid in reception. Of course you could do what I did and that is to switch to Satellite Radio. XM or Sirius offer a wide (150+ channels) variety of stations to listen to. |
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What is good software to What is good software to
protect against the new virus
that records your keystrokes?
Thus it gets your credit card
info and passwords... I forget
the name of the virus. What
software do you recommend?
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There are many programs that do that, not just one virus. technically, it's not even called a virus, it's a keylogger. To get keyloggers off your system, use regular antivirus scans: http://www.free-av.com/ (good and free) and spyware scans: http://www.safer-networking.or g/index2.h... and http://www.lavasoftusa.com/ But that alone is not enough. Imagine you unknowingly get a keylogger on your system on friday. You do some online banking etc. Then on saturday you find and remove the keylogger with those programs above. It's too late, the passwords have been recorded and sent back to the person who put the keylogger on your pc. To protect yourself from that scenario, use this program http://www.qfxsoftware.com/ Make sure to download the personal version, it is free. What it does is this: it encrypts all your keystrokes at kernel level, so even if there is a keylogger on your system, it will not be able to find out what you've typed. The logs will only contain mumbo-jumbo. I've tested it myself with a few different keyloggers and it works perfectly! That will protect you until you finally remove the keylogger with the programs I mentioned at the start. |
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What is the software to read I am using dual boot system
and i want to know the
software for reading data on
the windows partition from the
linux partition...
I want to use linux but data
are all in the windows
partition...
Is there any software for
reading the data ?
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Linux can read the data on NTFS partitions or FAT partitions - you don't need any special software. |
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