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Petite USB drives, already handy for carrying data, are becoming more useful and powerful. The open-standard platform of the U3 smart technology from a company called U3 allows users to securely run U3-compliant applications without leaving a trace of data on the host computer. This new technology is available for any PC, and apps for this utility, in addition to regular USB drives, are included in our list of 51 productive and petite apps that every student should put on their USB drive. Free USB Flash Drive Utilities 7-Zip Portable : This portable file archiver compresses 7z, ZIP, GZIP, BZIP2, TAR, RAR files and more. Avast Virus Cleaner and Worm Removal Tool : This free tool can be installed to and launched directly from a portable USB device.
Portable.Edu: 51 Productive & Petite Apps Every Student Should Put on Their USB Drive | The .Edu Toolbox
Secundum artem is a Latin phrase meaning "according to the art." It is frequently used to describe doing something in the accepted manner of a skill or trade; in medicine, it is often taken to mean "use your skill and judgment."
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The Ultimate Excel Cheatsheet
Working with the new Excel 2007 is now more frustrating than ever when it comes to finding the right commands. Sometimes it seems like part magic and part luck. That’s why I’ve put together the cream of the crop of Excel shortcuts in easy to use cheatsheets you can print up and keep handy. Highlighting the most commonly used and commonly looked for Excel commands, this list puts it all at your fingertips. Keyboard Shortcuts
Are you the one that your friends and family call every time they have a problem with their computer? Put these tools on your USB thumb drive and troubleshooting will be that much easier.
17 Portable Apps to Help Troubleshoot PC's
Three steps to properly protect your personal data
February 01, 2012 — CSO — With groups like Anonymous actively looking to embarrass your company, laptops thefts occurring every second, and the recent poor US District Court ruling on fifth amendment password protection rights, it is time you actually encrypt your data properly. Your Windows login password is not encrypting your computer (surprise!). Full-disk encryption (used by very few people) is a good step, but by itself it still will not completely protect your data from prying eyes, overzealous governments, or your own mistake of leaving your company's crown jewels at the local coffee shop. Instead—as with many successful security designs—you can set up a layered approach to protecting your data with encryption. It's fairly easy, quick, and free.