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whitepaper Business Impact of Ineffective Web Development Tools2006-09-20 01:00:17 DHI Technologies
  Companies have made significant investments in website and web-based application development, to extend enterprise product and service offerings. While investments in browser-based software applications may satisfy basic business needs, they have not been effective. Web pages presented to consumers are not interactive, display functional errors, and offer a sub-optimum and frustrating website user experience. This paper discusses current challenges faced by website and web-based application developers, and the historical solutions applied to the development of interactive websites. It also establishes the importance of a standards-based, browser- and platform-independent technology for the next generation of Internet applications. Finally, the paper provides an overview of web application development tools invented by DHI Technologies, Inc., which address these long-standing challenges.   
whitepaper Securing Your Web Browser2006-02-24 01:01:25
  This paper will help to configure the web browser for safer internet surfing. It is written for home computer users, students, small business workers, and any other person who works with limited Information Technology (IT) support and broadband (cable modem, DSL) or dial-up connectivity. Although the information in this paper may be applicable to users with formal IT support as well, organizational IT policies should supersede these recommendations.   
whitepaper Starting With Linux2006-03-07 04:33:39
  Linux is the most popular representation of the open source software model today and reflects a rich history of shared software development techniques that date back to the first UNIX systems of three decades ago. Today's Linux computer systems form the backbone of many major computing centers around the world. In recent years, Linux has become a great choice as a desktop system as well. You will find many open source applications available for any type of application you can imagine. With its powerful networking and built-in security features, Linux can provide a much safer computing environment than other desktop computing systems.   
whitepaper Protecting Users Against Phishing Attacks2006-02-24 01:01:25 Vienna University of Technology
  Phishing is a form of online identity theft that aims to steal sensitive information such as online banking passwords and credit card information from users. Phishing scams have been receiving extensive press coverage because such attacks have been escalating in number and sophistication. This paper presents a novel browser extension, AntiPhish, that aims to protect users against spoofed web site-based phishing attacks. To this end, AntiPhish tracks the sensitive information of a user and generates warnings whenever the user attempts to give away this information to a web site that is considered un-trusted.   
whitepaper Personalized Interactions With Reality Based Interfaces2006-03-07 04:34:43
  This paper describes a perspective on the evolution of HCI toward personalized interfaces, moving toward unique customized interfaces that possess expressive qualities defined by their end-users. The increasing availability of personal portals and configurable skins, coupled with the means to distribute personalization, allow a wealth of novel interface mappings to coexist. The paper reflects on potential social implications of personalization.   
whitepaper Scenario-Driven Dynamic Analysis for Comprehending Large Software Systems2006-03-07 04:53:56 Drexel University
  Understanding large software systems is simplified when a combination of techniques for static and dynamic analysis is employed. Effective dynamic analysis requires that execution traces be generated by executing scenarios that are representative of the system's typical usage. This paper presents an approach that uses dynamic analysis to extract views of a software system at different levels, namely use cases views, module interaction views, and class interaction views. The proposed views can be used to help maintainers locate features to be changed. The proposed approach is evaluated against a large software system, the Mozilla web browser.   
whitepaper Timbuktu Pro Remote Control Software for Windows and Macintosh2006-03-03 01:01:29
  For nearly twenty years, Timbuktu® Pro has been the standard for desktop-to-desktop remote control software for the Windows and Macintosh operating systems. With a host of new features including integration with Skype™ and support of Intel-based and PowerPC Macintoshes, Timbuktu Pro lives up to its reputation as the solution for those who want to stay in control wherever they go.   
whitepaper Deep Freeze Mac With ARD Integration - Retaining User Data2006-03-07 03:03:25
  This white paper explains how to map entire home directories, user sub-directories, or web browser bookmark files in order to save and maintain user data on a computer protected by Deep Freeze. On a Frozen workstation, the entire contents of a frozen hard drive are refreshed following a restart. In order to allow changed data to persist across restarts, the appropriate files or folders need to be mapped to a Thawed location; this can be done using an alias or symbolic link. The principles used here can be used to map any directory or file to a Thawed (unprotected by Deep Freeze) area.   
whitepaper Technology Overview: Microsoft Windows Internet Explorer 72006-01-01 Microsoft
  Internet Explorer 7 for Windows XP SP2 and Internet Explorer 7 in Windows Vista provide a safer, more personalized and more productive browsing experience for users and a richer, more compatible platform for developers and IT administrators. This new version of the popular Web browser is a major step forward in security and privacy protection, end-user experiences, and platform advances for Web and application developers.   
whitepaper Introduction to Mozilla Firefox2006-03-14 05:25:12 ICESoft
  This paper will cover the most popular features and settings in Mozilla Firefox, a standalone, open-source browser developed by the makers of the Mozilla Suite (combination email and browser). The Download Manager is a feature of Firefox that allows one to track and manage one's past and current file downloads. It is a convenient way to escape the clutter of multiple downloading windows while still preserving access to download statistics. When one downloads a file from the Internet, Firefox will open the Downloads window to display the progress of the download.