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PC Magazine February 8, 2005 Troy Dreier	Do More with Your Music If you've been using only Windows Media Player or iTunes to manage your music, try one of the innovative smaller programs we're reviewing here.
PC Magazine February 8, 2005 Jan Ozer	Branching Out: Your Family Tree Whether you've caught the genealogy bug or simply want to document the accomplishments and life stories of parents, spouses, children, or friends, there are loads of programs available to assist your efforts.
PC Magazine January 12, 2005 Sebastian Rupley	Warp Fix If you've ever crammed a book against the platen of a photocopier to minimize the annoying distortion of words near the binding, Xerox researchers have a solution in the works: a small program that corrects for distortion and could be incorporated into the software that comes with scanners.
PC Magazine January 12, 2005 Helen Bradley	Going in Style You know how useful styles are for formatting Word documents; did you know they're available in Excel as well?
PC Magazine January 12, 2005 M. David Stone	Notebooks as Second Monitors Is there a way to use a notebook as a second monitor for the desktop?
PC Magazine January 12, 2005 Neil J. Rubenking	Mysterious Four-Year Error in Excel I have an Excel 2002 workbook with records from the past ten years.
Search Engine Watch January 12, 2005 Chris Sherman	Three Cool Search Gizmos These three simple little search gadgets each do one thing, but do their tasks very, very well. Sometimes less is more.
InternetNews January 11, 2005 Susan Kuchinskas	Yahoo Latest in Desktop Search Play The Internet portal's beta desktop search tool is the latest addition to the competitive desktop search arena.
Search Engine Watch January 11, 2005 Chris Sherman	Yahoo Launches Desktop Search Long anticipated, Yahoo's new Desktop Search beta is a solid contender in the increasingly crowded desktop search playing field.
Search Engine Watch January 10, 2005 Chris Sherman	Speeding Up Acrobat Reader If you dread opening PDF files found in search results because of Acrobat Reader's painfully sluggish startup time, take heart: A nifty free utility tweaks Acrobat to load in a flash.
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