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- Video Software (Quicktime and More)
- Software (TUCOWS)
- Egghead Software
- Software Reviews (ZdNet.com)
- Software Recommendations (ZDNet) 2-00
- Voice Phone and Sound Software
- Multilingual Software Library (GY.com)
- Educational Software Downloads (C-Net)
- Server Software for Windows 95 (Omnicron)
Provides server software that connects Windows 95 systems with UNIX systems.
- Educational Software (Soft4U)
Provides significant discounts for teachers, students and educational institutions.
- Educational Software for Very Young Children (High-Value Technologies)
Sells software for teachers, students and very young children.
- Email - Free Software and Service (Juno)
Provides email software and service. Does not require an Internet service provider or ISP. Juno is supported by advertising.
- Email - Free Software (Qualcomm)
Provides Eudora Light, a free version of Eudora Pro, one of the best email software packages.
- Email - Free Software (Microsoft)
Provides HotMail, a free email software package.
- Math Worksheets (S and S Software)
Provides progressively difficult math problems and solutions in worksheets, including addition, subtraction, division, and multiplication.
- Computers and Software (Circuit City)
Provides a directory of computer hardware products.
- Software Downloads (MyComputer.com)
Provides software by category. 11-99
- Tibetan Buddhism Software (Tibetan Clipart)
Provides screensavers, Web page corners, and other software for persons interested in Tibetan Buddhism.
- Video Conferencing Software (CU-SeeMe)
Provides software to for videochats. 2-00
- Filtering Software (IF - ONLY)
Limits access of the Web to only sites you select. 11-00
- Comparisons of Software and Hardware (CNet.com)
Provides comparisons of software and hardware by category. 1-01
- Bulletin Board Software (Ciscusware.com)
Provides free software for a bulletin board on the Web. 1-01
- Bulletin Board Software - Ultimate (Infopop.com)
Provides Ultimate Bulletin Board software. 1-01
- Bulletin Board Software - Ultimate (Infopop.com)
Provides Ultimate Bulletin Board software in trial form with limited features. 1-01
- Bulletin Board Software Comparison (ZDNet)
Provides a review of conferencing software. 1-01
- Bulletin Board Software - Expressions Interaction Suite 3.0 (ZDNet)
Provides a review of conferencing software, including bulletin board, chat, and more. Received PC Magazine's Editor's Choice Award. 1-01
- Software for Geometry (Geometry Technologies - ScienceU.com)
Provides software for geometry. 5-01
- Palm Software and Accessories (PalmGear.com)
Provides software and accessories for the Palm Computer. 6-01
- Child Safety and Filtering Software
- Virus Removal Software (BitDefender.com)
Free software removes some of the more widely distributed viruses. 6-02
- Software for Internet Text-to-Speech and More
- Speed Reading Software (ReadingSoft.com)
Provides software, including a free demonstration program, to help improve reading speed and comprehension. Awesome Library does not endorse this software, but provides it as an example.
- Sound Enhancements Software -DFX (FXSound.com)
Maker claims that the DFX software will improve sound quality. Awesome Library does not endorse this software, but provides it as an example. 6-03
- Internet Filtering Software and Controls Guarding (MommaBear.com)
Provides Internet filtering software that also allows guarding of system controls. 6-03
- PC to Phone Software (5Star-Shareware.com)
Provides software, Media Ring Talk, for using your computer as a phone through your Internet connection. 7-03
- Worm Evades Anti-Virus Software (CNN.com)
"The latest problem is called 'worm/MiMail.A,' also known as W32.Mimail.A@mm." "It's a mass-mailing Internet worm that started spreading late Friday afternoon, and according to Central Command, a computer security company, caught many computer systems administrators by surprise." 8-03
- Virus Protection - Review of Vendors (Anti-Virus-Software-Review.com)
Compares some better-known anti-virus programs. Recommends BitDefender, PC-cillin, and AVG. 11-04
- Trojans Protection - Review of Vendors (Anti-Trojan-Software-Reviews.com)
Compares some anti-trojan programs that Wilders.org considers to be quite good for protection. Recommends Trojan Hunter and TDS-3 as the most effective. 11-04
- Trojans Protection - Review of Trojan Hunter (Anti-Trojan-Software-Reviews.com)
Reviews and recommends Trojan Hunter as one of the two best anti-trojan programs. TDS-3 is also recommended. 11-04
- Anti-Virus Review (Anti-Virus-Software-Review.com)
Reviews popular anti-virus programs. Recommends BitDefender, PC-cillin, and AVG. 11-04
- Rollback Software - Norton's Goback (Symantec.com)
Allows the computer to go back to a time before a problem, such as an anti-virus attack. 11-04
- Modeling Software - 3D (Wings3d.com)
Provides free 3D software. 1-05
- Key Component of Elections Software Not Reviewed (VotersUnite.org)
"Every voting system includes a key component, called the ballot definition file (BDF), that is never subjected to an outside review. Given that BDFs determine the way votes are recorded and counted, the lack of independent oversight of these files is a major security vulnerability. If BDFs are incorrectly prepared, the wrong candidate could be elected. Furthermore, although BDFs are primarily data, they could contain software that could change the outcome of an election." 3-05
- Web Cam Software (TuCows.com)
Provides links to software that allows you to have video and audio discussions with others. The most popular is Active WebCam for about $30. 4-05
- Web Cam Software (ThinkofIt.com)
Provides links to software that allows you to have video and audio discussions with others. 4-05
- Web Cam Software for Web Pages (CamFrogWeb.com)
"Your website visitors can videoconference through a web page." 4-05
- Certification Process for Elections Hardware and Software (NASED.org)
"Once you know what your system must do to meet the criteria of the FVSS and you have your system ready to be examined by NASED's Independent Test Authorities (ITA), you contact the appropriate test authority for entering the process. Your contacts and contracts are directly between the ITA and your firm. You can save major time and money by having all of your written documentation of design, operations, technical data package, source code, and maintenance manuals developed and thoroughly documented before contacting the ITA."
Editor's Note: Only one company is listed as an Independent Test Authority (ITA) for hardware, Wyle Laboratories. Only one company is listed as an ITA for software, CIBER, Inc. 5-05
- Security Standards for Elections Hardware and Software (SIMS)
"Voting systems shall deploy protection against the many forms of threats to which they may be exposed such as file and macro viruses, worms, Trojan horses, and logic bombs. Vendors shall develop and document the procedures to be followed to ensure that such protection is maintained in a current status."
Editor's Note: No test or assessment was included in the standards to preclude software or firmware with malicious code embedded from the vendor, one of the most likely possible sources of election mischief or fraud. 5-05
- No Oversight of Election Equipment and Software Companies (WhosCounting.net)
"You may be surprised to learn that there is currently NO Federal Agency that has regulatory authority or controls over the multi-billion dollar elections industry. There are NO government standards or restrictions on who can sell and service voting machines and voting systems. Virtually anybody with money and know-how can get into the business of counting our vote! This might help explain why we keep running into criminals, political candidates, defense contractors, and other odd bedfellows in the mix when we examine the rosters of our election companies."
"Diebold and ES&S together count 80% of our electronic vote. ES&S is the number one with two-thirds of the vote counting software and the biggest supplier of touch screen machines. Sequoia - with one-third of the voting machines on the market - is usually regarded as number two. Or Diebold. Depends who you ask. There is cloaked secrecy surrounding ownership and details about the companies, but investigative research scraping the tip of the iceberg has discovered enough to set anyone’s hair on fire...." 12-05
- 12-11-05 Open Source Software Used in Australia (Wired.com)
"While critics in the United States grow more concerned each day about the insecurity of electronic voting machines, Australians designed a system two years ago that addressed and eased most of those concerns: They chose to make the software running their system completely open to public scrutiny."
"Although a private Australian company designed the system, it was based on specifications set by independent election officials, who posted the code on the Internet for all to see and evaluate. What's more, it was accomplished from concept to product in six months. It went through a trial run in a state election in 2001."
"Called eVACS, or Electronic Voting and Counting System, the system was created by a company called Software Improvements to run on Linux, an open-source operating system available on the Internet." 12-05
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