Some readers asked me whether I’ve quit from blogging. The answer is definitely no since I have never stated that I will leave the blogosphere before. I apologize for the lack of new post and will compensate for it later in the future.
Some readers have also asked me where I went or what I did during my absence. Well, that was a good question. So these were what I have done during my long time hiatus:
Adobe Acrobat is a PDF publishing software and its functionality consists of the ability to present multiple documents in a PDF portfolio, add multimedia, easily create forms, self-signed digital ID, and secure attachments producing a polished PDF files.
One can learn to use Adobe Acrobat through physical books, but video tutorials are also available for online viewing. Belows are the list of websites offering free Adobe Acrobat 8 Tutorial Videos.
Discussing about registry management, for personal use you don’t need to spend any money to clean up your Windows registry. Regseeker by Hover Inc. is a free program that let you get rid of invalid entries, unused extensions, missing files, bad references, and other unwanted items from your registry.
Backup function is provided so the operation can be undone. Apart from that, you may also opt to wipe out junk stored in Windows application such as cached data in Internet Explorer consisting history of visited urls, etc.
Windows Vista and XP users now can experience the new open source web browser offered by Google by the name of Google Chrome. The scanned-comic introducing the enticing application can be read at this link.
Here are several features of the web browser:
The add-ons or extensions to enrich Google Chrome’s functionalities are not available yet as expected when it’s still a beta release.
Nevertheless, you can test the web browser by downloading from its respective download page.