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• Create Sticky Notes in Windows 7 Formerly relegated to the Sidebar, Sticky Notes is now a standalone app. And a handy one at that!
• Create Photo Effects With Akvis MultiBrush . . . and a Very Steady Hand Painting program Akvis MultiBrush offers brushes for applying color, light, and saturation to your photos.
• Free Tools for Fine-Tuning Your Windows 7 Setup No-cost apps and Web services help you set up your Windows 7 computer just the way you want it.
• Astroburn Handles Burning Basics At a Good Price Create and manage CD, DVD, or Blu-Ray file burning projects with the moderately priced Astroburn.
• Quicken 2010 Takes Cues from the Web Even with Microsoft Money out of the picture, Quicken continues to improve--and offers solid value for those who prefer to track their personal finances with desktop software.
• Old Software on Floppies Helmut Schwemmer wants to use very old software on a new PC
• Self-promotional Sites With iWeb Businesses are increasingly researching prospective employees on the Internet. So why not direct them to a Web site designed to promote your best work?
• Migrate to Windows 7 at Your Own Pace You don't have to jump into Microsoft's new OS right away; here's how to make the switch gradually.
• Frequently Asked Photo Questions for October Dave answers reader questions about using older flashes on digital SLRs, photo metadata, scanning black and whites, and more.
• Free Downloads Make Your Computing Life Easier These free apps add a launcher to your cursor, organize your desktop--and help you save money on printer ink and toner.
• Force Programs to Run Full-Screen Tired of having to manually maximize programs that launch in a window instead of full-screen? There's a super-easy solution.
• Die, Shovelware, Die! The "bonus" software that comes with your new laptop is never really free.
• Where are the x64 Apps? Phillip2167 can't find x64 apps, and asked the Answer Line forum about the problem
• Useful Web Services--and a Firefox Tool Get price comparisons in Firefox, send large files via Yahoo, grab a reference guide--and turn yourself into a Simpsons' character.
• Free Software for Making Panoramas Stitch your digital images into a panoramic photo without spending money on software.
• Quicken Online to Taste Like Mint When the Intuit-Mint deal is finalized, Quicken Online will become a reskinned Mint.
• Quicken Gets Fresh, Gobbles Up Mint Intuit, whose Quicken has pretty much cornered the market for financial software, has now picked up one of the few applications that could challenge its dominance: Mint.com.
• Fixes for Windows Annoyances: Auto Reboots, Mysterious Errors Stop Windows from rebooting after updates, view really old files in current Office apps, and more.
• Create Elegant Fades in Your Photos Use your image editor to add a touch of class to wedding photos and portraits.
• Free Online Invoicing Tool Boosts Productivity Bamboo Invoice saves money, plus its server-side installation allows access from any PC at anytime.
• Get Good Photos in the Great Outdoors Follow these digital photography tips to make the most of what Mother Nature throws at you--or fake it with Photoshop when you get home.
• Use a Tilt-Shift Image Editor to Simulate Miniatures Add the "dollhouse effect" to your digital photos with free image editing software.
• Managing the Same E-mail Inbox on Two Computers Larry Howlett wants to know why e-mail he downloads on one PC doesn't show up on the other
• Chrome Syncs Bookmarks in Cloud Here's how to use Google's new feature that syncs your browser bookmarks across all your systems (running Chrome, of course).
• Tips for Windows 7, Word 2007, and More Tweak Windows and Word settings to suit your needs, switch to full-screen view, and streamline Windows patches.