How would you like to have a stunning image of the Earth as your computer desktop? How about an image that includes satellite cloud images so you can track hurricanes, cyclones and typhoons? One that shows where it is day and night anywhere in the world?
If so I invite you to check out Earth Desk - an amazing dynamic desktop program that includes these features -
Real-time clouds (updated at 3-hour intervals) with transparency and moonlight reflection.
PDF is an extremely popular document format, and for good reason. The popular PDF viewer software Adobe Reader is free and widely installed - if you send a PDF document to your customer it will be unusual if they cannot open it on their computer.
If you wish to create PDF documents I invite you to try doPDF, a free PDF converter for both personal and commercial use. You can create PDF documents from Microsoft Word, Excel, Powerpoint and other programs.
To create the PDF document all you have to do is ‘print’ the document - just like printing a document to a physical printer, but instead you will create a PDF document.
The screenshot below demonstrates how easy this is - select Print, choose the ‘doPDF’ printer, and click Ok to create your PDF document.
In a report detailing Australian internet use in 2006, Nielsen reported that Microsoft’s Internet Explorer was still dominant in the market, with 81 per cent. Firefox accounted for 22 per cent of the market, while Apple’s Safari, which shares some open source code with Firefox, was the third most popular at 5 per cent.
