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• Use Aero Snap to Simplify File Management Think Aero Snap is one of those Windows 7 features that has no real practical value? Think again.
• Migrate to Windows 7--Slowly, Part 7: Everything Else Ready for the rest of your move? It's time to copy your everyday data from old partition to new.
• Send Large Files via Yahoo Mail Can't get by with Yahoo's 25MB attachment limit? Have no fear: a newly added Drop.io application effectively raises the limit to 100MB.
• Microsoft IIS Servers Vulnerable to FTP Attack Windows admins and IT types should watch out for a serious new zero-day involving the FTP service in Microsoft Internet Information Services.
• Back Up, Restore, and Migrate Firefox Bobbyd asked the Answer Line forum the best way to back up and restore Firefox bookmarks and settings
• DRM Is Sorta, Kinda, Maybe Dead Analysis: As far as the Recording Industry Association of America is concerned, Digital Rights Management is dead. Or at least very stunned.
• Private P2P Networks Add Trust to File Sharing These P2P networks let you share files of any kind with your trusted friends only, eliminating concerns over virus exposure that have discouraged many people from using public file-sharing networks like Kazaa.
• Pirate Bay Sale Signals the Death of an Era In the decade since Napster invented peer-to-peer file sharing, times have made it less relevant.
• Pirate Bay Users Jump Ship Over Site Sale Swedish company's purchase of The Pirate Bay (TPB) for $7.8 million draws ire and "arghs."
• What's Pirate Bay Without The Piracy? Not Much Turning criminals into law-abiding customers is always a dicey business, made even more so when easy thievery was your company's primary reason to exist.
• GigaTribe Makes It Easier to Share Large Files Share files for free with friends and contacts.
• Get Organized Rein in chaos and clutter with our Gmail, file sync, and workspace organization tips.
• Pirate Bay Four: Scurvy Dogs May Not Walk the Plank Analysis: Defendants accuse the judge of having a conflict of interest and plan to ask for a mistrial.
• Music Pirates More Likely to Buy Songs Too – Study The recording industry is skeptical of report from Norway.
• Hollywood's Victory Over The Pirate Bay Will Be Short-Lived Sites like The Pirate Bay are like weeds -- when you try to kill one, they grow back even stronger.
• The Pirate Bay Verdict and the Future of File Sharing The pirate file-sharing site lost this (big) round, but we've been here before; the music isn't over.
• Four Pirate Bay File-Sharers Found Guilty A Swedish court finds four people involved in running The Pirate Bay file-sharing Web site guilty of being accessories to crimes against copyright law.
• The Pirate Bay Four Found Guilty UPDATE: The court has sentenced them to a year in prison and ordered them to pay damages of 30 million Swedish kronor.
• 11 Free Ways to Beef Up Your Web Browser Make Internet Explorer and Firefox more useful with List.it, IE7Pro, VideoDownload Helper, Zigtag, and other add-ons and services.
• Free Mobile Services for Staying Productive on the Road Keep your work rolling smoothly when you're out of the office, with eight free downloads and services, including Dropbox, Qipit, Slydial, and TripChill.
• Connect Two or More PCs--Anywhere, Anytime Want to hook up multiple computers even when you're not on a network? In a pinch, you can create an ad-hoc network to transfer files or share an Internet connection.
• Select Multiple Files in Any Window It's one of computing's most fundamental tasks, but not everybody knows how to do it.
• Copy Everything From Your Old Drive to Your New One Whether you need to replace your old hard drive or add a second drive to expand your storage, the right software tools will make it easy to put all your files where you want them.
• Set Up a Free Business Server With Ubuntu On a tight budget? You can easily create your own free file server by installing Ubuntu Linux on a machine you already own.
• Mac BitTorrent Users Warned of Trojan Pirated copies of Apple's iWork 09 software include a most unpleasant surprise.