Showing posts with label Internet. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Internet. Show all posts

Sunday, October 26, 2008

Before getting started you must have Kaspersky Antivirus 2009/Kaspersky Internet Security 2009 installed on one machine having internet access, you will be getting the downloaded update files from this computer.

1. Right click on the Kaspersky application icon in taskbar tray and select Settings.
2. Then choose Update from the left menu bar.
3. Now From the right side select Settings button and go to Additional tab.
4. Check the checkbox Copy updates to folder.
5. Define a new output folder using Browse button.
6. Click OK to save settings.
7. Now run Update and it will copy the update database files in the folder you defined in Step 5.
8. Now copy all the files from the folder to a Removable drive or target computer you want to update.

Now to update targeted computer.

1. Right click on the Kaspersky application icon in taskbar tray and select Settings.
2. Then choose Update from the left menu bar.
3. Now From the right side select Settings button and make sure you are in Source tab.
4. Uncheck the checkbox Kaspersky Lab’s update servers and click on Add link.
5. Browse the folder on local drive or removable drive containing the downloaded update database files, saved in previous step.
6. Click OK to save settings.
7. Run Update and that’s it.

Posted on 8:27 PM by Unknown

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Thursday, May 22, 2008

CubMail is an Internet web-based email program like Gmail, Yahoo, MSN and AOL that can access email,also its a new version that currently being piloted. CubMail also provides a secure and convenient way to send and receive mail from any location using just a Web browser such as Internet Explorer, FireFox, or Safari.This version handles non-English languages more easily, provides the ability to share your email folders with others (ACL editing), and has integrated mail filtering (internal link to Ingo).Over 4000 users have tried the new version, with only minor suggestions or concerns. We expect the transition to cause minimal disruption.

Features include:

Built-in spell-checking
Address book
Searching, saving drafts, and sorting capabilities
Color-coded message flags (Deleted, Answered, Important, Seen, New)
Multiple language support
Ability to create distribution lists (mailing lists with multiple addresses)
Easy handling of attachments


So if you wanna have an E-mail for a change try Columbia E-mail or CubMail for your sure satisfaction.

Posted on 4:36 PM by Unknown

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