 Want to earn a college degree, improve your sex life, or earn more money? Chances are that you have recently received e-mail professing to help you do all of these things…. Spam. Originally just a canned sandwich product, the word spam now also refers to the unsolicited e-mail which most of us think of an electronic junk mail.
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 Didn't your mother always tell you to take good care of your belongings? This is especially important when it comes to important and/or expensive data on your CDs and DVDs. Let Sandy show you how to take care of your precious disks.
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If you own a computer more than two or three years old, the best way to move to
Windows XP is to purchase a new computer with Windows XP preinstalled.
Most older computers don't meet the hardware requirements for XP.
Microsoft recommends that your computer have a processor clock speed of
at least 300 megahertz, 128 megabytes of memory, and 1.5 gigabytes of
available hard disk space. Also, you cannot upgrade from Windows 95.
You must have a newer version of Windows like Windows 98 or Me already
installed on your computer.
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Are you
suspicious that your computer is sick and are asking the question, "How
do I know if I have a virus?" You're probably down on your computer
luck, and you may have been lax about keeping up those healthy computer
habits. I don't want to sound like I am suggesting to close the door
now that the cow is out of the barn, but any advice on viruses really
needs to start with:
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 If you were a boy scout or a girl scout you lived by the motto "Be Prepared". In the computer world, this advice still applies. Take a few important step NOW to prepare for the time when your computer starts to act up.
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