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A round up of the best wallpapers on the web. Full credit goes to the image authors. Let us know about any others you really like!
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A round up of the best snow scene wallpapers on the web. Full credit goes to the image authors. Let us know about any others you really like!
A round up of the best icon packs on the web. Full credit goes to the image authors. Let us know about any others you really like!
Windows Vista will allow you to use a regular CD or DVD as a flash drive (or an oversized floppy disc!) If the disc is re-writable, you can even delete files of the CD. This gives you great flexibility as you don’t need to finalize the CD each time. For about 25c, you can have a 4.3GB thumb drive that may not be pocket sized, but it is certainly portable. Learn how to create a disc like this by following this guide.
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