David Chernicoff
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David Chernicoff has been writing computer-related features and product reviews for more than 15 years and is coauthor of Microsoft Windows XP Power Toolkit (Microsoft Press).
Email address: david@windowsitpro.com
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A Simple File Transfer Solution
My small business clients thought FTP was the answer to their file transfer problems, but I surprised them with an even better solution for their data delivery needs.
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A Great Tool For Making Screencasts
I've started making product demos and have found a tool that has helped make the job easier--Camtasia.
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An Adobe Reader Alternative
For a PDF reader, you can't lose with Adobe Reader. That is, unless its interaction with another software program crashes your system at random times.
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Why I Use a Gaming Computer and Other Vista-Related Reflections
Recently, I’ve gotten a bunch of reader email messages asking about my choice of hardware and software for the desktop, including why I run Vista and why my work computer is a gaming machine.
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Screen Resolution in Desktops VS Laptops
Users don't always understand that a big monitor doesn't mean lots of screen real estate. Here's a quick explanation about screen resolution and a tip for a low-cost solution.
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How Do I Do XYZ in Windows Vista?
Stumped for answers about Vista? If you've already tried the Windows IT Pro Forums, here's another resource that could help.
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Choosing the Right System
I see little reason these days to buy hardware on the edge of obsolescence, because so many choices exist that are better. But I had to make a rather unconventional choice in the case of my own firm's system.
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Vista and XP Users Find Mixed Blessings in 2008
Both Windows Vista and Windows XP have major service packs at the release candidate (RC) stage. As always, I hear from people who want to run out and install these service pack RCs. My advice?
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A Problem With Installing 64-bit Vista
I started to install Windows Vista x64 and that’s where the fun began, involving blue screens and unfamiliar BSOD errors with no text, no memory dump, and just three hexadecimal numbers.
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I/O Virtualization for Blade Servers
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