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I was searching the internet when I found Agloco.

It is a company where the users rule. Agloco means a global community and that is what it is. What kind of company is it?

This is their viewbar

Agloco is sort of an advertising company. If you sign up and install their viewbar, they will pay you monthly just by having it OPEN!

It isn’t spyware. I’ve scanned it countless times and it has come clean.

Their viewbar has an ad in it, and that is how they make money. They sell the adspace, and when you have the viewbar with the ad open, they will pay you every month.

Agloco is a rapidly growing company with more and more users everyday. Who wouldn’t like money?

Come to think of it, famous blogger StevePavlina uses it too. Also, you don’t need to click on the ads to make money, just have it open.

Sign up here: Agloco

For those that want to make Windows programs, Microsoft does give you a set of tools to work with. It is called Visual Studio. (I prefer Visual Basic .NET out of them all. It is the easiest to learn and for me, it makes the most sense.) Best of all, it’s free!

Many probably already know this, but you can send free text messages on your computer using txtdrop.com.

And with Vista, you can get a gadget that uses txtdrop to send messages, meaning you are freed from going to that same page over and over again.

All you have to do is open your sidebar!

http://www.txtdrop.com/vista-gadget.php

Box users, rejoice! Microsoft Office can now be box.net enabled through the use of a plugin.

After the plug-in is installed, a “Save to Box.net” link will appear in the “Add-Ins” section of each Microsoft Office application.

Clicking on this button will save your file to Box, making it easy to access from anywhere, share with anyone, or keep safe for later.

The plug-in is compatible with Windows versions of Microsoft Office 2003 and 2007.

Official download here:
http://www.box.net/r/office_2

Yes, there is a way to use an iso without burning it.

You can just download Daemon, a program that allows you to mount images as a virtual cd/dvd.

You simply need to install it, then mount the image (.iso) and you are free to go!

Have you ever had that one pdf that you needed to open but forgot(or perhaps never knew)the password?

That is what Guaranteed PDF Decrypter (or guapdf) is for. With Guapdf, you can just get the pdf, and “recover” your password.

http://www.guapdf.com/

Two Joost invites. First come, first serve.

https://www.joost.com/download/un2WqosX-t0iJvCbqaSvgxzUEsmROMcNA.html
https://www.joost.com/download/lLL.lXWmUZYYJrK9tMVVOSiH2I1U0k9JQ.html

iMacros is an easy way to do automated tasks. Really simple.

If you do things repetitively, then iMacros will be a really useful Firefox tool. It is:

(1) Form Filler on Steroids and Password Manager
(2) Web Automation Tool
(3) Data extraction/Web Scraping/Web mining/Enterprise Data Mash-ups
(4) Web Testing Tool

Learn more and Get here-https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/3863

What’s Second Life?

Second Life is a 3-D virtual world entirely built and owned by its residents.

Since opening to the public in 2003, it has grown explosively and today is inhabited by a total of 6,562,518 people from around the globe.

In Second Life, you exist as a character that can do practically anything you want.

You can become an alien, fly anywhere, have an automatic weapon, use a lightsaber, create drones, or anything else possible!

Best of all, the currency in Second Life (Linden Dollars) can be transferred to real money.

So you could actually play Second Life as a job! (The conversion rate is not $1= 1 Linden Dollar)

There are so many possibilities, you may be play for hours!

(Second Life has the award of being the 2nd game I have played for 12 hours straight)

There are so many people playing Second Life, that Microsoft even has a Visual Basic .NET island for tech support.

You can register for Second Life here: https://secure-web12.secondlife.com/join/

Do you feel like pulling a prank on someone?

Download the BSoD screensaver and watch their face when they see it!

“Bluescreen cycles between different Blue Screens and simulated boots every 15 seconds or so. Virtually all the information shown on Bluescreen’s BSOD and system start screen is obtained from your system configuration - its accuracy will fool even advanced NT developers.”

Just don’t get it confused with a real one!

(If you are doing this at work, please save their work before they actually restart their system and destroy their progress)

Download it here: http://www.microsoft.com/technet/sysinternals/Miscellaneous/BlueScreen.mspx