For more than 20 years, Rick Broida has written about all manner of technology, from Amigas to business servers to PalmPilots. His credits include dozens of books, blogs, and magazines. He sleeps with an iPad under his pillow.More by Rick Broida
Are you taking the plunge on a new Windows 8 system? Although Microsoft has positioned the new OS to be all about apps, most users will want to run some “legacy” programs (quotations mine—how is something like iTunes suddenly a legacy program?).
Rather than downloading all your favorites manually, or, worse, fishing out a bunch of installer CDs, check out Ninite. This insanely handy tool automatically downloads and installs software, saving you considerable time setting up a new machine.
Risks associated with macular degeneration If you have a family history, the risk is greater. tadalafil free So, you will be able to get erection at the cheap viagra time of love making practice. The measures of buy cialis generic have been produced in the fractions of 5mg, 10mg and 20mg packs. There are a few medicines important site cialis without prescription helpful in treating a variety of severe to moderate pains.
Even better, Ninite just added Classic Start, which is the open-source Classic Shell program Lincoln Spector wrote about last month. It’s a Start button/menu for Windows 8’s Desktop mode, which, irritatingly, doesn’t have one.