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- How to Completely Uninstall AVG Antivirus With AVG Remover
- Download Free Unregistered Hypercam
- MAC CHM Reader To View CHM Files on Mac OS
| How to Completely Uninstall AVG Antivirus With AVG Remover Posted: 07 Nov 2009 06:50 AM PST
Also, there are several reasons for which a user would like to remove the pre-installed AVG antivirus. If you have free AVG that you want to remove completely from your computer system then download 'AVG remover' tool as the manual method of uninstalling antivirus from Control panel –> Add/remove programs doesn't completely uninstall them. While you can delete the AVG folder from the program files but this method is the safest way for completely uninstalling AVG antivirus without leaving it's trace on the registry. Download AVG Remover This is the uninstall tool from AVG used for removing AVG programs. The AVG remover tool was updated recently and you can download this from AVG official website. Select the appropriate bit version (32bit of 64bit) and once you've downloaded AVG remover (a tiny program) you have to run it from your windows platform. The following message will appear Select 'Yes' and it may require you to re-boot your system for removing AVG links from registry. Note that AVG remover will completely uninstall AVG antivirus by deleting the AVG program files, registry links and AVG database from your computer. You can also try out CCleaner or Revo uninstaller freeware programs (if you have downloaded them already) to remove AVG from your computer. Hope this helps..  |
| Download Free Unregistered Hypercam Posted: 07 Nov 2009 05:47 AM PST
Basically after downloading the user has to defin e a rectangular selection of the desktop (or the whole desktop) through a selection tool or via direct input of the co-ordinates. Now, HyperCam will be recording every visual action within that frame along with accompanying sounds into the AVI file. Inbuilt features include in-video annotation, screen notes and voice over. A search for a free unregistered hypercam online will yield several results. Among these there are some that host the trial 'free' version of the software. The 'Free Downloads Center' has a HyperCam version 2.10.00 download page that actually provides the software without any license expiry date or any other catch. However the downside is that a small "Unregistered HyperCam" tag is affixed to the corner of the movies that are thus captured. This can be removed by registering the product with its creator – Hypersonics. This requires you to purchase a license for $39.95 which is not feasible. The tag itself is hardly obtrusive and the free unregistered HyperCam will be fully functional in all its other capabilities. It can capture cursor movements, show the highlighted menus selections, windows popping up and in effect everything else you see on the screen. The video encoding can correctly handle color palette changes if recording is done in 256 color mode. You are also able to pan the recorded area around the screen. As mentioned above one may also optionally annotate recorded movies with text making it ideal for tutorial or guide video purposes. CNET provides the latest version of HyperCam for free download – version 2.14.02 as of now. But the unregistered hypercam symbol is still tagged onto the top left corner of every frame of videos made from the screen captures. Other functionalities are unimpaired including the newer version features such as a 'starburst' being added to enhance a mouse click, the user being able to decide the specification of frame rate and file compression etc. Moreover the unobtrusive nature of the software is a boon for gamers who intend to record their ingame battles/matches and later post it on a video-hosting site like Youtube. Finally, the upshot is that a free unregistered HyperCam can be readily downloaded, including the latest version with no evident features disabled or any spyware installed. The downside to this is the unregistered logo which will make it rather difficult to use recorded AVI movies for official purposes.  |
| MAC CHM Reader To View CHM Files on Mac OS Posted: 07 Nov 2009 01:40 AM PST
Here are some of the best ways to view CHM Files on MAC OS. Some of the freeware CHM readers are listed here which are compatible with MAC OS. About CHM File Format Before mentioning the list of MAC CHM readers; here is an explanation of CHM file format: .CHM Format is the patent format by Microsoft developed as help manuals that provides instructions of softwares, ebook or other help files. Most of the 'Help' button in softwares pops out CHM file format where you can access instructional tutorials on how to use the program. If you are on Ubuntu then follow this guide for converting CHM into PDF and viewing it on your PDF reader. Also, sometimes you get an error message such as 'Cannot open CHM files' in Windows. But most of the time, CHM formats are automatically opened in Windows OS. And now, how to view CHM Files on Mac OS? Therefore, below is the list of the best freeware CHM readers for MAC OS.. if you know any other freeware CHM program that can be listed here then let me know through your comments. View CHM Files on Mac OS So how do you open CHM file on Mac OS? After digging through the internet; I found some of the free MAC CHM reader that will open CHM format files and they are listed here in no particular order. Note that all these programs are completely free 1. Mac iCHM reader iCHM is an completely free and functional CHM reader for MAC that has the ability to search, tab browse files, navigate instantly and export CHM to PDF format without too much of fuss.
You can directly download iCHM reader from here 2. Chmox viewer Though Chmox CHM viewer for MAC is not updated anymore but this program is a good chm viewer! It does handle chm files appropriately, just like iCHM reader – You can convert CHM to PDF format and also search text in chm files instantly. Download Chmox for Mac. Once you have downloaded Chmox, drag and drop it to the 'Application' folder and now try to open CHM file. Works like a charm! 3. Chamonix File Viewer CHM files seems to work easily with Chamonix viewer which has features much more similar to that of the default windows CHM reader with options to add pages as favorites, search content and navigate through the index. Even larger CHM files are opened in Chamonix and supports printing of individual pages as well.
Any other Mac CHM viewer I've missed? Let me know  |
HyperCam is a powerful screen cam software that records in real-time the actions and sounds of a Windows desktop and stores it as a standard .avi movie. Naturally this comes in handy for making a software presentation, demos or tutorials.
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