Do you want to print some business cards? Need a template for a fax cover sheet, a form letter, or just an easy-to-read yearly calendar to post by your desk?
Then you need FreePrintables.net.
Simple go to the site and find the sort of thing you want to print. Put the appropriate label, business card, or plain paper in your printer, and get the job done!
While most of the site is filled with ads, constant redirections to another domain (like http://www.printablecashreceipts.com) obviously part of the same "system", attempts to help you "upgrade" and customize, and the layout is kind of sad, there is some real gold, hidden somewhere, here!
GuyOnTheAir's FREE Stuff Rating: 1 of 5
Offer Type: FREE
Cost: FREE
Supported by: Google Ads, Paid links, Upgrades
Restrictions: Only simplest version of many things is FREE.
Offer Expiration: None/unknown
Friday, June 24, 2011
Monday, May 9, 2011
Mac Antivirus Products
The Mac media is all atwitter with talk of viruses coming to the Mac. Although one pundit took a few moments to point out that they've been talking of Apple malware for at least 6 years. http://daringfireball.net/2011/05/wolf
In any case, I thought I'd go over a couple of free choices for Mac Antivirus, for those users who you know will get something.
PC Tools iAntiVirus - http://www.iantivirus.com/
This tool is perhaps well-known in some circles, but even the Web site notes a 2008 copyright date, and many believe the program hasn't been updated since then, either. I've installed on my machine for a couple years, and it's never really done anything. NOT recommended.
GuyOnTheAir's FREE Stuff Rating: 0 of 5
Offer Type: FREE
Cost: FREE
Supported by: Unknown/Generosity of developer
Restrictions: None known
Offer Expiration: None/unknown
ClamXav - http://www.clamxav.com/
ClamAV has long been a staple of opensource PC antivirus, and there's been a Mac version for some time that uses the same engine as the PC versions. I've had this on my home machine for a couple of years, and while I've never gotten any viruses, I also don't know if I would've gotten them without it. I have used the software repeatedly to scan files that I've downloaded for questionable sources, and no other Mac or PC antivirus has ever argued with what ClamXav had to say! I do like that definitions files and such appear to be regularly updated.
GuyOnTheAir's FREE Stuff Rating: 3 of 5
Offer Type: FREE
Cost: FREE
Supported by: open source community
Restrictions: None known
Offer Expiration: None/unknown
Sophos Antivirus for Mac Home Edition - http://www.sophos.com/en-us/products/free-tools/sophos-antivirus-for-mac-home-edition.aspx
With the recent "outbreaks" of virus problems, almost every article on the topic ends up quoting something from Sophos. Of course, Sophos is also hanging out the welcome banner with this free versino of their software for Mac. Sophos is a respected name in antivirus, so this might be a good pick.
GuyOnTheAir's FREE Stuff Rating: 3 of 5
Offer Type: FREE
Cost: FREE
Supported by: Commercial use fees
Restrictions: Home use only.
Offer Expiration: None/unknown
In any case, I thought I'd go over a couple of free choices for Mac Antivirus, for those users who you know will get something.
PC Tools iAntiVirus - http://www.iantivirus.com/
This tool is perhaps well-known in some circles, but even the Web site notes a 2008 copyright date, and many believe the program hasn't been updated since then, either. I've installed on my machine for a couple years, and it's never really done anything. NOT recommended.
GuyOnTheAir's FREE Stuff Rating: 0 of 5
Offer Type: FREE
Cost: FREE
Supported by: Unknown/Generosity of developer
Restrictions: None known
Offer Expiration: None/unknown
ClamXav - http://www.clamxav.com/
ClamAV has long been a staple of opensource PC antivirus, and there's been a Mac version for some time that uses the same engine as the PC versions. I've had this on my home machine for a couple of years, and while I've never gotten any viruses, I also don't know if I would've gotten them without it. I have used the software repeatedly to scan files that I've downloaded for questionable sources, and no other Mac or PC antivirus has ever argued with what ClamXav had to say! I do like that definitions files and such appear to be regularly updated.
GuyOnTheAir's FREE Stuff Rating: 3 of 5
Offer Type: FREE
Cost: FREE
Supported by: open source community
Restrictions: None known
Offer Expiration: None/unknown
Sophos Antivirus for Mac Home Edition - http://www.sophos.com/en-us/products/free-tools/sophos-antivirus-for-mac-home-edition.aspx
With the recent "outbreaks" of virus problems, almost every article on the topic ends up quoting something from Sophos. Of course, Sophos is also hanging out the welcome banner with this free versino of their software for Mac. Sophos is a respected name in antivirus, so this might be a good pick.
GuyOnTheAir's FREE Stuff Rating: 3 of 5
Offer Type: FREE
Cost: FREE
Supported by: Commercial use fees
Restrictions: Home use only.
Offer Expiration: None/unknown
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)
Posts
