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PC Magazine January 31, 2007	Blankety-Blank E-mail Messages Corrupted stationery files in your e-mail.
PC Magazine January 31, 2007	Recheck Spelling in Word A computer won't automatically ignore you when you say "ignore all," but you can create a macro so that it will.
PC Magazine January 31, 2007 Tony Hoffman	The Best Free Software Not 1, not 10, but 78 tried-and-true applications hand-selected by our hard-working editors.
PC Magazine January 31, 2007 Jim Louderback	Free Software; CES; iPhone You don't need to spend a lot on software these days. In fact, you can run your entire computer and all your applications for free.
Macworld February 2, 2007 Kirk McElhearn	DiskWarrior 4 Time-honored disk maintenance and repair tool stays essential
Financial Advisor February 2007 Andrew Gluck	Software To Manage Your Time Better Qlockwork Basics let's you spy on yourself to see how you are wasting your time. It has potential to improve productivity throughout your firm, provided you figure out a way not to make your employees think you're monitoring them too closely.
PC World January 23, 2007 Dave Johnson	Organize Your Digital Photo Collection for Free Rename files from your digital camera in batches, rotate shots easily, view photo files as thumbnails, and more in Windows XP and Vista.
PC World January 22, 2007 Stuart J. Johnston	Fix Flaws in Internet Explorer, Windows Media Player Critical patches have recently been released for Internet Explorer, Windows Media Player, Microsoft Word, Adobe Acrobat, and Mac OS X. All are vulnerable to attacks from poisoned files.
PC World January 12, 2007 Erik Larkin	Anonymizer Safe Surfing Suite This package of privacy software hides your surfing habits and e-mail address from prying eyes, but its anti-spyware app needs work.
PC World January 12, 2007 Edward N. Albro	Sharpcast Photos Web service and software combination offers simple, convenient syncing, but limited editing and organizing tools.
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