Microsoft Corporation has released a new versioin of its free application for spyware protection. According to Microsoft, this free program, Windows Defender, can be used under Windows Server 2003 SP1 or Windows XP SP2 to detect spyware and helps the user to eliminate it. The previously introduced beta version will expire in December 31.
What we are currently working on is a VTC which shows how to make interactive QuickTime movies. As shown below, we want to make a QuickTime movie in which vistors to a web page can click on buttons. For example, if they click on the left button inn the screenshot, we want to send them to a certain web page. Or if they click on the right button, a movie will be played.
It took us a a while to figure out an easy of doing it, but whew… Sure, it can be done.
Coming to MacHouse’s MacWorld very soon…
Holland-based company OneStat.com has recently published its periodical analysis of Internet usage. According to the numbers shown at their site, Microsoft’s Internet Explorer is still the most dominantly used Internet browser. It accounted for 83.05% of total web usage in July 2006. Mozilla.org’s Firefox takes the second place and has 12.93% share. And Apple’s Safari only has 1.84% of share, according to OneStat.com. Continue reading
As we reported earlier, Google and other major IT companies were interested in acquiring an online video-viewing website. Now, the deal is finalized for Google, which has agreed to purchase YouTube for $1.65 billion in stock.
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