The magazine of the Melbourne PC User Group


July
2009

Volume 26 Issue 6
Contents
  • el Presidente's RAMblings
    -- Keith Younger reports on Melb PC happenings.
  • Publisher's Update
    -- Conor Ryan introduces the range of articles in this current edition.
  • Livescribe's Pulse Digital Smartpen
    -- Adam Turner suggests an option of a "digital pen" which records everything you write.
  • Intellipen Digital Pen USB Flash Drive
    -- Adam Turner reviews the advanced features of Livescribe's Pulse Digital Smartpen.
  • Wolfram what?
    -- Nick Burton describes the world's first computational knowledge engine Wolfram Research.
  • Teracopy Basic
    -- Xia Shing Zee has a small freeware application for home users to reduce the hassle of file copying.
  • Windows 7 XP Mode
    -- Ash Nallawalla preents a preview of a key feature that will be part of Windows 7.
  • Google
    --  Hari Raj takes a look at Google's quest for world domination while avoiding Orwellian references.
  • Ask George
    -- George Skarbek answers questions relating to identiying USB devices.

PC Update: Production Editor:
Conor Ryan
editor@melbpc.org.au 		PC Update: Reviews Editor:
Ash Nallawalla
reviews@melbpc.org.au 		PC Update Online:
Stan Johnstone
online@melbpc.org.au

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Reprinted from the July 2009 issue of PC Update, the magazine of Melbourne PC User Group, Australia