Zemana AntiLogger is designed to protect your computer against such attacks. No matter which anti-malware program you’re currently using, you need the added protection of Zemana AntiLogger!

AntiLogger is dramatically different from traditional products that rely heavily on “fingerprints” created by lab analysts and researchers to detect malware. It doesn’t need “signature updates”. It understands how malware attacks your computer, and its unique technology detects malicious programs when they try to run on your PC and shuts them down BEFORE they can steal your identity or your confidential information.
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Making a bootable USB flash drive for Windows Vista and Windows 7 isn’t all that tricky, but it’s always nice to find an app that simplifies things. Not only does WinToFlash make the process about as easy as it can get, but it can also create Windows XP, Server 2003, and Server 2008 installers.

The default options make it easy to roll a silent Windows install, or you can flip the custom switch and specify the exact setup parameters you want to use.

The handy app also has one more trick up its sleeve: moving Windows Preinstall environments. PE discs can be extremely handy for troubleshooting and repairs, and being able to painlessly zap them over to a USB flash drive means not having to burn a new copy every time someone’s haggard old optical drive decides to chew up your CD.

WinToFlash is a free download and is totally portable. It’s an excellent tool to add to your USB-related utilities.

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Mobile Holy Quran for Windows XP/Vista

You can now read the Holy Quran in your PC or laptop running Windows XP or Windows Vista. The features are similar to what you get for other Mobile Holy Quran product.

The Mobile Holy Quran for Windows XP/Vista is fully optimised and compatible with Microsoft latest operating system – Windows Vista. Once you’ve installed the application,you can look forward to read the Holy Quran easily on your PC or laptop.

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EclipseCrossword makes it easy to create a crossword puzzle that’s totally “you.” But, all that freedom can be daunting at first. If you’re having trouble thinking of what to make for your first crossword, here are a few to get you started:

• Have a website? Take bits of information from your website—your middle name, your dog’s name, what high school you went to, etc.—and put them in a crossword for your visitors!
• Teach any classes? Whether it’s a 200-person class at a university or a 10-person Sunday School class, your students will enjoy doing a lesson-themed crossword puzzle. For younger kids, pick, for example, the eight biggest topics from the lesson and put them in a puzzle to give to them at the end. For older students, you can pick a variety of topics from the lecture, both important and obscure, and put them together in a puzzle.
• Putting together an instructional manual or a text packet? Most booklets of this type will have some sort of “chapter review.” Instead of bland questions at the end of each chapter, be creative—add a crossword or two, a few “creative thinking” questions, and make it more interesting.
• Run a departmental newsletter? Put together a crossword and put it in your next issue. Whether it’s work-related, seasonal, or completely irrelevant, it will “brighten up” the newsletter, and encourage employees to actually read it.
• Work at a doctor’s or dentist’s office? Put together a small puzzle and leave some copies in the waiting room. Keep your patients entertained!

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